Comfort Eagle by Cake

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On this episode of Follow the Sound, Greg picks an album that is full of great riffs and solid drum beats. Comfort Eagle by Cake came out in 2001 and produced several great singles.

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In the Court of the Crimson King by King Crimson

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On this episode of Follow the Sound, Jake brings another great album to review! He brings us an album from progressive rock band King Crimson. In 1969 King Crimson released their first album “In the Court of the Crimson King”. This 5 track album bounces around the rock, jazz, and classical genres and establishes itself as one of the greatest prog-rock albums of all time. So, sit back and enjoy our review of this classic album.

Headless Cross by Black Sabbath

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On this episode of Follow the Sound, Jake brings an album to review. Black Sabbath has had many albums with a few lead singers. Most people know about Ozzy and Dio, but most people don’t remember Tony Martin. Headless Cross was Black Sabbath’s first album with Tony Martin and it could be argued that he is the best singer Black Sabbath has ever had. Listen as Brian and Jake break down what Jake calls the best heavy metal album released in the 80’s.

The Stranger by Billy Joel

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On this episode of Follow the Sound, Brian is off in New York! So, Greg and Jake takeover the show and bring Kole on as a special guest. And as with every guest on the show, they let Kole pick the album to review. Kole does not disappoint with the choice of The Stranger by Billy Joel. This album is full of great hits and classic Billy Joel songwriting. Sit back and enjoy this review of one of Billy Joel’s greatest albums.

Back in the High Life by Steve Winwood

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On this episode of Follow the Sound, Brian and Jake go back to the year 1986! Steve Winwood has had a long and brilliant career in music. From the Spencer Davis Group to Traffic and a few others, Steve Winwood has presented amazing musicianship and powerful vocals. So, it was with no surprise that he would produce several great albums when he went solo. Back in the High Life is a short but amazing album that really showcased Steve’s ability to craft songs and execute them to perfection.

Severe Tire Damage by They Might Be Giants

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On this episode of Follow the Sound, the crew reviews the great “Mostly Live” album Severe Tire Damage by They Might Be Giants! Listen in as they break down each track and song and are thoroughly entertained by this album.

Half the City by St. Paul and the Broken Bones

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What happens when a group of guys from Birmingham Alabama form a soul band? You get St. Paul and the Broken Bones! This powerful band complete with an amazing horn section keeps surprising listeners at every turn. The band is incredibly tight and delivers a grand sound straight out of the past. While the lead singer gives us a huge dynamic range going from soft and quiet to thunderous and amazing. Listen in as two Brians and a Jake review this band’s first album and are blown away. We hope you enjoy this episode of Follow the Sound!

Frizzle Fry by Primus

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On this episode of Follow the Sound, Brian and Jake bring in a friend to help them review an album. Karl Stegeman brings Primus’ first album “Frizzle Fry”. This 1990 album showcases the complete musical mastery of Primus as well as their oddball, off-the-wall, creativity. This album may not be the most melodic album but it certainly entertains with its strange percussion and time changes. We hope you enjoy this album review on Follow the Sound!

Lateralus by Tool

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Today Greg and Jake are joined by DJ Lady Scratch, as she gives us the run down on Tool’s 2001 release, Lateralus!

Lateralus proves to be a bit much to handle for our crew. Perhaps it was counting out the Fibonacci Sequence in the title track, or just getting lost in Maynard’s dreamy vocals, but it took our host nearly half an hour of recounting the band’s history to remember the date of Tool’s first release Undertow.

We hope you get lost in this master stroke of dissonance, and ham-fisted alternative thinking. Please enjoy Tool’s Lateralus.

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes Are a Drag

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Today Greg and Jake take a listen to the greatest Glee project of all time, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes’ show tunes album Are a Drag.

The band is a passion project of Fat Mike from NOFX and owner of Fat Wreck Chords. In addition to the comedy that comes from making everything (including show tunes) punk, the group boast a revolving door of talent taken from years of Mike’s industry connections.

Sit back and listen to Me First and the Gimme Gimmes Are a Drag!