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Welcome

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to all songs considered a music show, free

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computer. I'm Bob boilen. And

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that's me 22 years

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ago on the very first episode of

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all songs considered the

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way we were able to listen to music in the year.

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2000 is so very different

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from now. There are no service

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has know iTunes Store in YouTube

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most final, I pods listening

1:02

to music on the go was

1:04

done by turning on the radio,

1:07

and not everyone had a radio station suit their

1:09

tastes self buying C. D

1:11

was the most likely way to hear

1:13

the music he loved. They. We're burgeoning

1:15

sites such as he hinted at underground

1:18

music archives and then Napster,

1:20

and then made it possible to share

1:22

the newly birth dumpy three files

1:25

over your fourteen for Baud. Modem

1:27

but you had to be a bit geek savvy

1:30

to figure it all out these.

1:32

days were blessed with be able

1:34

to explore whatever music we once

1:37

but we all tend to wind up wind our own

1:39

little boxes and i hope that all

1:41

songs considered a twenty two will

1:43

help you to discover something you

1:45

might not otherwise I begin

1:47

today show with Kate Tempest first

1:50

heard the remarkable music and poetry

1:52

and the album everybody down back and

1:55

twenty four team that. was

1:57

followed with a stunning performances

1:59

south by southwest And twenty fifteenth

2:01

and tiny desk concert that years well

2:04

there's. new music from k tempest and

2:06

here they are to take us to the

2:08

new song more pressure it

2:10

The first single of

2:12

my new album The Line Is a curve

2:15

It's The Penultimate Someone That Record The Whole

2:17

Record Is Kind of Building towards This

2:19

Point And, song is hopefully

2:22

reef framing of some of the

2:24

seems within the record is basically saying

2:26

that the more pressure person is under the

2:28

more possibility they have full

2:30

release is this idea that

2:33

Actually. When you're under huge pressure,

2:36

it can be extremely galvanizing and it

2:38

can create all kinds of possibilities

2:40

for increasing resilience and and,

2:43

acceptance and that city discovering

2:45

the beauty. Of surrender of letting go, so

2:48

in that sense hopefully it's some of up this month

2:51

and the is go abuse of

2:53

abuse on his from Kevin upset so's rudeness

2:55

so's so. his input into the church

2:57

and I'm happy with this song with think

2:59

it's good vibe I hope that it reaches people?

3:02

and that it finds you Have

3:05

you are?

3:15

eagerly movie.

3:27

Me too.

3:30

Heading down to need to be now old me, there's

3:32

no them and us all.

3:51

In a given, lively and on. He

4:04

he age and. Monday

4:32

morning.

5:03

Yeah, need a day.

5:17

Oh, really.

5:48

Oh really,

6:11

Then.

6:19

The towards the music of Kate Episode One with

6:21

Kevin abstract and the song more pressure

6:24

the album The Line as a curve will be out on

6:26

April eighth let's keep the energy

6:28

up and bring in large got rich resident

6:31

fighting to turn us on to.

6:33

something new and Then.

6:36

Be upbeat Yeah, hypothesis

6:38

you have an air good to see you too happy

6:41

new year for shower they are happy

6:43

to be here and, as I said earlier

6:45

in. The South's business at the beginning

6:47

of year, twenty three floors

6:50

and twenty third year, as describing

6:52

earlier what it was like to get music in the year

6:54

two thousand ah up. Lots

6:56

of say they have found, a

6:58

slice of CDs and if you are savvy

7:01

enough you are gone on are you know the

7:03

napster and thing ha ha? I

7:05

Kershaw the corner thirty on, Lars

7:09

sometimes wondered about that a kind of figured if CBS

7:11

one do have last hard on to

7:13

that yes although it's fifty six.

7:15

K dial up a nano tech nine

7:17

hours to, download songs ah

7:20

ha, ha us

7:22

for team for baud modems

7:25

for terminology that does I may be the. Only

7:27

one in existence say to have said those

7:29

words. in have sense as but

7:32

i do have something that you don't have to was

7:34

a ton of fifty six

7:36

Can dial nothing tangible up for sale

7:39

on. feel very first day of

7:41

twenty two and artists

7:44

because my name pitch and putt I've

7:46

really fucked up with called feather rather

7:49

Kenyan players I've never heard this artist

7:51

before in my life but I came

7:53

up or in the recommendations

7:55

of my band camp feed for that day

7:58

and. i was to it and pop isis It

8:00

took me back to the or two thousand

8:03

and one, two thousand, to see have time for

8:05

like I tunes,eur eur nurse, would you like, please,

8:07

please? So.

8:09

If you know in the late nineties, you know, listen

8:11

to a lot of pot pot, but I was kind of like

8:13

getting tired of it a lotta sound

8:15

of the. Same to me and I was getting,

8:17

like, two siamese for my tastes,

8:20

so kind of like one away from it for a while, I

8:22

was a freshman in college and two. Thousand and

8:24

two thousand and two. A friend of

8:26

mine invited me to

8:28

go see against me and a punk

8:30

house and Athens Georgia if.

8:33

he just likes her want light bulb for me i

8:35

think told the story like a million times

8:37

but times never get tired of it because like the

8:39

whole from us heaved with excitement

8:41

at ah this person

8:44

That acoustic guitar in drummer

8:46

just screaming their heads off. I

8:50

it's like a felt like punk

8:52

should be to me it was. All.

8:54

The trappings of like punk

8:56

from the previous decades seem to be

8:59

gone and so that was really thrilling

9:01

to me and I kind of like recent in my mind,

9:03

if like. What could be there,

9:05

are lot of like and the wake of it gets me

9:08

a lot of folk punk bands came

9:11

around, some of them are incredible

9:13

most. Who are not, yeah,

9:15

because it's it's, you know, it's pretty like

9:18

it's formula right, it's like Chris guitar

9:20

scream loud, be extremely earnest,

9:22

do it in about. Two minutes ahead about ten minutes

9:24

and, you know, the highest are extremely

9:27

high, you know, and, you

9:29

know, I never stopped loving that

9:31

music quite the early records. By a waxahachie

9:34

we're that way and

9:36

I'm. i'm loved ramshackle

9:38

gloria and defiance ohio and

9:41

spoon boy and not occurs all

9:43

i'd love to all those bands but like they're not

9:45

too many have captured me sense someone

9:47

hit play This record by

9:50

Passion Pit as I was immediately transported

9:53

back. to two thousand one two thousand

9:55

two bars got rich are in

9:57

his dorm room at university of florida

10:00

And just like just flipping else and

10:02

thirty, there is a bit of work and the start of trip

10:05

to this like I'm not going it's neither,

10:07

but like it's cool to hear.

10:09

The thing that I was appreciated about for punk

10:11

is that it for granted the song

10:14

writing. Well. For a like the sheer

10:16

like sonics of punk and,

10:18

that's what I hear and the songs and, you know,

10:21

i can't get over this album it's so. Good,

10:23

but apparently is the first time mums,

10:26

a she's the main songwriter, the first

10:28

time that she's had band, band

10:30

mostly just been her an acoustic

10:32

guitar and. Maybe another singer, but here

10:34

it's. like she mixes in folk

10:37

punk sound but i love sound much but

10:39

throws it on with a little bit of twang That

10:41

all and with, the

10:43

throne pedal steel and trump's

10:46

and it's just as so targeting

10:49

have kind of has it. will replace

10:51

this is empties by pitch and putt

12:26

Now.

13:05

Lloyd, I'm imagining.

13:07

Ready for this are imagining a tiny

13:10

desk home concert in your

13:12

home my home yeah

13:16

invite Pigeon Pit to your house

13:19

to, do tiny desk home that sounds awesome

13:21

and into that I hear that pets and pet.

13:24

a might be little while i think loans

13:27

to space out of olympia washington you know other

13:29

side of other country are okay but you know

13:31

somewhere in the future somewhere in the future

13:34

we are going to do something love this and

13:36

bet humor which is something that

13:38

kind of can get lost in music that

13:40

song was adorable with was

13:43

intense energy Yeah, I am,

13:46

actually asked worms.

13:47

If I don't wanna tell me a little bit about

13:50

what empties about and she wrote

13:52

like this long paragraph I

13:54

worry the whole thing ah but it's

13:57

basic about the spot. thinking

13:59

about utopia

14:00

Isn't that what they assume

14:02

we think is about the world and

14:05

she, says best quiet spot getting high on the

14:07

couch, precise

14:10

this was lives cats yeah, just

14:14

awesome you have one? more time where

14:16

we hadn't for keeping a punk avert

14:18

on tokyo this is bank hot

14:20

sick from tokyo japan

14:23

it's demo it's not even album as to

14:25

stake

14:26

Krzysztof out and

14:29

I. found out about it might my friend tracy runs

14:31

great newsletter called turntable

14:33

reports and damn shame

14:36

went to it And. Or is a when it

14:38

came out of likes December, twenty

14:40

four, twenty one, so it's

14:42

not Brando, by I don't know

14:44

how many people were listening to new music

14:46

on. The day before Christmas south's in office,

14:49

my gets a pass from me fix

14:51

of most, mostly because I believe our

14:53

music that thieves the time white

14:55

of music is elastic and. Doesn't

14:57

make sense and that when you find that stuff

15:00

tell. people about it awesome so

15:03

Why do we gonna play test a song sooner

15:06

or later, By said?

17:52

Yes her, her.

17:56

oh thank you lars that

17:58

as sick as A okay

18:01

from, Tokyo it as new project from

18:04

Ah ah guitarist

18:06

and singer name or he saw me suis

18:08

unless I'm really great Japanese hardcore

18:10

band called No to psych superfast

18:14

like. just like everything just

18:17

tickets and this is like

18:19

a new band for her band i

18:21

like how Still.

18:23

Punk still obviously punk, but

18:25

like it, it throws them further than that

18:27

lotus go from breaking through pets,

18:29

as got some more chaotic guitar work,

18:32

it's he also what a bit. Sonic, you

18:34

see an admission of Burma, he and

18:36

his it's somewhat bit more post,

18:38

I guess, but like the main

18:41

thing about as such as like as just really

18:43

fun. And a puzzle piece

18:45

to kind of like twister hang around with.

18:47

my second and it is demo but it is

18:50

You. Can get it on bandcamp, cannot bandcamp,

18:52

it's like throw it, throw through few bucks

18:54

for away, and you know it's the

18:57

thing is all fourteen minutes long there's a little

18:59

saw. In here called Don't bother me,

19:01

and that's just that's the whole Viereck just don't

19:03

bother me, don't bother me to pottery, yeah,

19:07

and you mentioned newsletter earlier where

19:10

you. Get turned on the music will just sit newsletter

19:12

trace, it keeps Wilson ah she's good

19:15

friend of mine, she has newsletter called "The

19:17

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25:56

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26:05

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what it wanted to make for me and nobody else and.

26:10

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26:43

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26:45

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26:47

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34:58

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and not power if had it obviously

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hypothetical That remains

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to be seen as it stands, are still don't

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have any money, so please by

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our record, because I have a young from their

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