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On this week’s Album for Album episode we have Tony’s suggestion of the unfinished Beach Boys’ album Smile. Specifically we dive into the first disc of The Smile Sessions 2012 boxset which would have been a hypothetical version of the completed album. There’s a lot of lore behind this record which is just a small reason why it’s one Tony’s favorite albums of all time. But will Rico feel similarly? Watch his reaction on our YouTube channel below to find out and let us know what you think of this holy grail of unreleased albums!
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This week Rico is joined by friend of the podcast Christopher Antonucci for a special episode! Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ fifth studio album, Long After Dark, got the deluxe treatment recently that included songs from the album’s sessions that did not make the final tracklist, covers, and a couple of alternative takes. We used these “new” tracks and created our own ultimate version of this underrated album. Down below you can view and listen to both of own versions of this album. Let us know what you think of these reimagined tracklists, tells us what you think of this album overall as well as what your ideal version of this album would look like!
Chris’ tracklist:
https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/alt-long-after-dark/pl.u-pMylDZEUkZyGZRico’s tracklist:
https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/alt-long-after-dark/pl.u-pMylDZEUkZyGZ
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On this week’s Album For Album series, Tony listens to Rico’s suggestion of Death Cab For Cutie’s 2022 album Asphalt Meadows. Last year Tony listened to his first DCFC album (Narrow Stairs) and it was an album that really grew on him. Will he like their most recent album just as much? Follow our YouTube channel below to find out and let us know what you think of this record!
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Another episode, another Elliot Smith album. This week Tony gives Rico Elliot’s 2000 album Figure 8. Elliot’s track record with Rico has been fantastic but will he enjoy this album just as much? Follow the link below to our YouTube Channel to watch Rico’s reaction and let us know what you think of this record!
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For this week’s episode we return to Chicago rock band Wilco. Last time Tony listened to their album Sky Blue Sky for the first time and this time Rico is recommending their third album Summerteeth. Will Tony like it as much as Sky Blue Sky? Go to our YouTube page linked below to watch Tony’s first reaction and let us know what you think about this record!
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Following last week's reaction/review to an album from one of Tony’s favorite frontman, Scott Weiland, we take a look at one of Rico’s favorite frontman which is Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip. Specifically Tony will be reacting and reviewing Gord’s first solo album titled Coke Machine Glow. Watch Tony’s first exposure to it on our YouTube channel linked below and let us know what you think of this album!
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This week we decided to give each other solo albums from the lead singers of our favorite bands. Which means today Rico will be reacting to Scott Weiland’s first solo album titled 12 Bar Blues. The album is quite the rollercoaster ride and one that Rico hilariously struggles with throughout the episode. Go to our YouTube channel linked below to watch our reaction to the album and let us know you think of this record!
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We continue our Album For Album series this week where Rico listens to Tony’s reaction of the self titled debut album from rock band Talk Show. Talk Show was a side project from Stone Temple Pilots featuring singer Dave Coutts. They released their only album in 1997 and Tony considers it an extremely underrated album. But will Rico feel the same? Go to our YouTube page linked below to watch our reaction and let us know what you think of this album!
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We are back for this week’s Album for Album episode where Tony will be listening to Rico’s recommendation of the Tragically Hip’s album Trouble at the Henhouse. Tony already knows and loves the hit single “Ahead by a Century” but will he like the rest of the album as much? Go to our YouTube page linked below to see our reaction to this album and let us know what you think of this record!
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This week we are going to taking some time to appreciate a fantastic group and that is the Dublin rock band The Frames. We’ve talked about singer songwriter Glen Hansard plenty of times on the podcast before but not so much his 1990 rock band that started it all. We discuss are favorite Frames’ songs and albums and why we love them so much. Let us know why you love this band as well as your favorite albums and songs!
All songs featured in this episode were written and recorded by The Frames. They own all the rights to these songs.
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This week we return to our Album For Album series and Tony will be giving a listen to Rico’s suggestion of Mutemath’s second studio album titled Armistice. Last year we covered the New Orleans rock band’s third album Odd Soul and it was a grower for Tony. But will he enjoy this album as much? Follow our YouTube channel below to watch our reaction and let us know what you think of this album!
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On this week’s Album For Album series, Tony’s recommendation for Rico is Heatmiser’s third and final album titled Mic City Sons. Rico has been getting familiar with Elliot Smith’s works thanks to Tony, but will he enjoy Elliot’s 90’s indie rock band with Neil Gust? Listen to find out and follow our YouTube page down below to check out Rico’s first reaction to the album. Also let us know what you think of this album!
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On our Album For Album series this week, Tony recommends Rico his second Steely Dan album. Last time it was their debut album but this time around they will be reacting to and discussing the band’s sixth studio album titled Aja. Rico enjoyed Can’t Buy a Thrill, but will he like this one just as much? Follow our YouTube page down below to watch our reaction and let us know what you think of this album!
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All songs featured in this episode were written and recorded by Steely Dan. They own all the rights to these songs.
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On this week’s Album For Album episode we return to the Counting Crows with Rico’s suggestion of their debut album August and Everything After. We covered their sophomore release Recovering the Satellites last year and Tony absolutely loved it. But will he appreciate their debut as much? Make sure to watch our reaction to the album on our YouTube page and let us know what you think of this classic album!
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All songs featured in this episode were written and recorded by Counting Crows. They own all the rights to these songs. The cover of “A Murder of One” used at the end of the episode was covered by Rico Borrego.
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This week we continue with our Album For Album series with Tony’s suggestion of Tom Waits' album Blue Valentine. During our first ever Album for Album episodes we covered Tom’s fourth studio album, Small Change. Rico enjoyed it but hasn’t returned to it much since. Will he enjoy this album any better? Listen to find out and let us know what you think of this album!
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All songs used in this episode were written and recorded by Tom Waits. He owns all the rights to these songs.Follow Relatively Sound:
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This week we are back with our Album For Album series but in a slightly different format. We are going to be listening to each other’s albums for the first time together and post an edited version of our live reaction to these albums. And then just like past episodes we will come back a week later, after giving the album some more listens, to discuss our thoughts and see if any of our opinions have changed. For this month’s first album it's Rico’s suggestion of Wilco’s sixth studio album Sky Blue Sky. Click on the YouTube link below to watch Tony’s first reaction and his overall thoughts on the album and let us know what you think of this album!
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All songs used in this episode were written and recorded by Wilco. They own all the rights to these songs. The cover of “Please Be Patient With Me” used at the end of the episode was recorded by Rico Borrego.
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This week we continue our Album For Album series with friend of the podcast Chris Antonucci. This time it's Rico’s suggestion of Bruce Springsteen’s second studio album The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle released in 1973. When Tony listened to Bruce’s Darkness on the Edge of Town album for the podcast last year it became one of his favorite albums. Will he feel similarly with this album, or will this be a step in the wrong direction? Listen to find out and let us know what you think of this album!
All songs used in this episode were written and recorded by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. They own all the rights to these songs.
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To kick off this month’s Album For Album series, Tony gives Rico one of the most critically acclaimed and important album in history, The Beach Boys’ 1966 release, Pet Sounds. Rico has heard this album before but only a couple times all the way through and it was when he was a lot younger. Will he appreciate it more now that he’s older? Listen and watch to find out and let us know what you think of this monumental record!
All songs used in this episode were written and recorded by The Beach Boys and Tony Asher. They own all the rights to these songs. The partial live cover of “Sloop John B” used at the end of the episode was preformed by Tony Borrego and recorded by our sister Tessa.
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Today we are back with our custom music New York Times games! This time we made each other custom Wordle, Connections, Crosswords and Strands games that have to do with music. Down below are the links to our custom puzzles if you wanna follow along. Send us any custom puzzles that you’ve made and we will play them in a future episode!
Rico’s custom puzzles:
Wordle Bands: https://mywordle.strivemath.com/?word=oclqokwfuhy
Wordle Songs: https://mywordle.strivemath.com/?word=zijwj
Connections: https://connections.swellgarfo.com/game/-O-d_u2aS_klsfYEzZIE
Crossword: https://crosswordlabs.com/view/relatively-sound-2
Strands: https://customstrandsnyt.com/play/RelativelySound-ClosingTime/
Tony’s custom puzzles:
Wordle Bands: https://mywordle.strivemath.com/?word=yccgapwm
Wordle Songs: https://mywordle.strivemath.com/?word=odzhd
Connections: https://connections.swellgarfo.com/game/-O-qlRqak47k76o7MYLU
Crossword: https://crosswordlabs.com/view/food-fighters
Strands: https://customstrandsnyt.com/play/CorrespondingNoise-ItsNotJustaBoulder/
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To wrap up this month’s Album For Album series, Tony gives his thoughts on his second Spoon album Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga which is the band’s sixth studio album, released in 2007. Will Tony enjoy this album or will he have some extremely “hot thoughts” about it? Listen to find out and let us know what you think of this album!
All songs used in this episode were written and recorded by Spoon, they own all the rights to these songs. The cover of “The Underdog” used at the end of this song was covered by Rico Borrego.
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