Episode 8 of The Audioeclectica Podcast is here for your listening pleasure! The past 7 episodes have covered a lot of different topics and a slew of great bands to check out. We hope you are checking them out! On this episodes we thought it would be great to showcase the ladies and the bands they are in. Brian and Justin start back in the 1960’s and go through each decade till now, pointing out the most rockin females. This is definitely an episode to check out who we chat about especially the current bands!
So grab your favorite beverage, flip it on in the car, sit back and have some fun with Audioeclectica!
Our “In Rotation” Album Picks:
Brian:
Nine Inch Nails- The Fragile
Greg Puciato- Mirrorcell
PJ Harvey- Dry
Sex Pistols- Never Mind The Bollocks
Bush- Razorblade Suitcase
Justin:
Exodus- The Atrocity Exhibition…Exhibit A
Down- NOLA
Sugar Ray- Lemonade And Brownies
Incubus- SCIENCE
The Crown- Death Race King
Remember to Listen Eclectically and…
Fuck The Algorithim!!
The Audioeclectica Podcast Episode 008:
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/luckystarradio/audioeclectica-8-female-bands
Credits:
Brian Lacy (@audioeclectica)- Host/Producer
Justin Sinclair (@sinisterreviews666)- Host
Vufcup (@Vufcup)- Producer/Background Music
Recorded At: The Playroom Studios
One of the best things about movies set during specific times is the music that is chosen. I’ve always felt that if you can nail the look of the time, than you had best make sure you get the sounds right as well. It’s sort of funny to think about but, also not surprising that one of the best soundtracks ever also came out in 1994. I’m telling you, 1994 was beyond a magical year. The soundtrack I’m speaking of is for Forrest Gump. As you know, the film takes place across a few decades and the music chosen to represent those years is absolutely perfect. You’ve got selections from Elvis Presley, The Four Tops, Creedence Clearwater Revivial, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, Buffalo Springfield, The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, The Supremes, Bob Segar & The Silver Bullet Band, Harry Nielsson, etc. This soundtrack really is exquisite. Even the rest of the songs in the film not included on the soundtrack were great. Songs by Fleetwood Mac, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Canned Heat and Jackson Browne really bring it all together. Even the score for the film by Alan Silvestri was perfect. The soundtrack to Forrest Gump is one of those that will always be recognized and rightfully so.
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