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We continue our discussion on one of the most influential bands of the last 40 years and Doug's Favourite Artist - REM. Right from their early days as a College Radio band, they were never afraid to take risks and so many indie music artists owe their success to this Rock n Roll Hall of Fame band.

REM is Doug's favourite artist. Doug grew up when REM was just getting started and he has followed their career right from the very early days. Join us as we continue to talk about this iconic early alternative rock band.

Did you like the songs we talk about? Check out the episode playlist here.

Which of your favourites did we miss? Comment below!

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I find that there are really popular artists that I don't like that have at least one song that I have to admit is pretty great - do you feel the same way?

I call these My Personal One Hit Wonders. In this episode, I speak with many people about songs they like by artists that they don't....or at least don't really know much about.

I would love to find out who your personal one hit wonders are, or if you are a big fan of any of the artists we talk about. Comment below!You can also check out the playlist to the songs we talk about here:Music is shared under fair use for the purpose of review and criticism. No copyright infringement is intended.

REM is one of the most influential bands of the last 40 years. Right from their early days as a College Radio band, they were never afraid to take risks and so many indie music artists owe their success to this Rock n Roll Hall of Fame band.

REM is Doug's favourite artist. Doug grew up when REM was just getting started and he has followed their career right from the very early days. Join us as we talk about this iconic early alternative rock band.

Did you like the songs we talk about? Check out the episode playlist here!

What are your favourite songs by REM? Comment below!

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When people ask me what music I like, generally, I answer with something like “I like all kinds of music, except for country.” I don’t know why it has never really connected with me. I don’t know if it’s the tone of the guitars, or the twang of the voices, I just never really got into it.

This week, I am joined by Sai, who loves country music. He is going to do his best to help me love the music the same way he does. Join us we look at a huge variety of country artists from various generations. Does he convert me over to his side? You’ll have to listen to find out.

Did you like the songs we talk about? Check out the episode playlist here

Are there country songs or artists that you recommend I check out? Comment below!

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Welcome back!

The Jonas Brothers made their big break in the early 2000's through Disney Channel Movies and TV shows, but have managed to maintain a passionate fanbase after all these years later.

Join us as we talk to April, who has been a fan for a long time and who has seen them in concert several times. Why do they spend so much time in Southern Ontario?

What do you think of The Jonas Brothers and the songs discussed? Are there other songs I should check out? Comment below!

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Episode Playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6sK...

Happy Canada Day!
We talked to a bunch of people about their favourite Canadian Artists - and they did not disappoint.
Join us we look at some of the biggest artists in the world like The Weeknd and Bryan Adams as well as lesser known artists like Alex Bird and Jesse Cook. We look at music from the 1960's up to present day and even spend some time talking about francophone legend, Serge Fiori. This is a special way to begin season 3.
What do you think of the artists and songs discussed? Are there other Canadian Artists I should check out? Comment below!
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This week we talk about the legendary rock pioneers, The Rolling Stones.

Dave from Australia shares his lifelong love for this influential rock band. We discuss some of his favourite songs, the band's longevity and influence on music today.

Link to Playlist ⁠here

This week we continue our conversation about legendary alt-rock band, Weezer.

Are there newer songs that John likes? What songs would he like to hear Weezer cover?

Link to Playlist ⁠here