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PODCAST

Brothers in Song

Daniel Collin & Joseph Collin

Joe and Dan are brothers and musicians. On this podcast, they discuss influential albums, a variety of musical topics, and learn a little about each other along the way.

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00:48:24

Beyonce - Lemonade

Brothers in Song ·

2022/05/08

This album and accompanying mini-movie was a phenomenon upon it's release a few years ago. Did it deserve the hype? Spoiler: Yes! Yes, it did. There was so much to get into here, and we hope we did it justice. Follow us on Instagram! We post funny music memes!

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00:37:50

Hootie & The Blowfish - Cracked Rear View

Brothers in Song ·

2022/04/24

Join us as we have an extremely ok time discussing the very alright band, Hootie & The Blowfish. We try to remember why this band was so damn popular. Were there some good reasons for them selling tens of millions of records? Or was the Hootie phenomenon just another one of those cases of inexplicable 90's weirdness? Check out the link below to one of their music videos. It's ... it's somethin' else. To keep up with all the latest on the show, follow us on Instagram @brothersinsong Only Wanna Be

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00:38:54

Willie Nelson - Shotgun Willie

Brothers in Song ·

2022/04/10

As promised (almost a year ago) we give you our Willie Nelson episode! Pour yourself a little whiskey, or something less potent if you prefer, and enjoy. Also, at the beginning of the show, Joe and Dan chat about a little musical field trip they went on a few weeks ago. If you've been following the Instagram account you'd know exactly what that field trip was. Speaking of which, hey! Follow the Instagram account. @brothersinsong. And while you're at it give us a review on your favorite podcast app

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01:10:42

Why We Love Tenors!

Brothers in Song ·

2022/03/27

It's The Three Tenors! No not those other guys. Dan and Joe are joined by brother-in-law, Matt to discuss why operatic tenors are so awesome. Specifically, we talk about five singers we admire, and one song that showcases each of their vocal abilities. The list and the links to the performance can be found below. Don't forget to give us a review on your favorite podcast app. It really helps the show. Thanks for listening, friends! Carlo Bergonzi https://youtu.be/Xbo53CBxIgU Luciano Pavarotti

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00:42:56

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Brothers in Song ·

2022/03/13

Often the Venn diagram of musical taste has quite a bit of overlap for Joe and Dan. But for the second episode in a row there's a divergence of opinion. Can Dan help Joe gain some appreciation for this influential 90's cult classic, or will he remain loveless? Listen and find out! If you enjoyed the show, give us a rating on your favorite podcast app!

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00:38:58

fun. - Some Nights

Brothers in Song ·

2022/02/26

After nearly resorting to fisticuffs, the brothers agree to disagree about certain aspects of this album. Are you Team Joe or Team Dan? Choose wisely! And follow us on Instagram so you can let us know what you think.

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00:56:18

Unsung Grunge

Brothers in Song ·

2022/02/13

Throw on your favorite thrift store flannel and your Doc Marten's and take a stroll down a rainy Seattle memory lane as we reminisce about Grunge. We talk about our formative memories of this music scene as well as take a look at some lesser known Grunge tracks. As an added bonus we've included a link to a playlist below that includes the songs featured on this episode as well as some other Grungy treats! Unsung Grunge

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00:40:11

Ray Charles - What'd I Say

Brothers in Song ·

2022/01/30

The Genius. What can be said about Ray Charles that hasn't already been said? Well, we give it our best shot. Kindly follow the show on Instagram @brothersinsong.

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00:44:08

Taylor Swift - folklore

Brothers in Song ·

2022/01/16

We're back with our first episode of 2022! Thanks for your patience, friends. There are few fanbases more devoted than Taylor Swift's. So we take a close listen to her surprise 2020 quarantine release, folklore. What do they know that we don't?

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00:53:03

Christmas Music Extravaganza!

Brothers in Song ·

2021/12/01

Season's greetings, Dear Listeners! On this very special episode we discuss which Christmas songs should be on the naughty list and which end up on the nice list. As a special gift for our listeners who've come along for the inaugural season of Brothers in Song, we've included a link below to a Spotify playlist containing all the songs on the nice list! This is our last episode for 2021 so follow us on Instagram so you know what we're up to when we return in January. We're so happy you all have

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00:47:54

Ralph Vaughn Williams - Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas...

Brothers in Song ·

2021/11/21

In this episode we take another foray into classical music. Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis is extremely easy on the ears. But will people slow down and take the time to listen in the 21st century? This piece is technically a re-imagining of someone else's work, so we also talk about covers and what makes a good one. There are links to the songs we discuss below. As usual, Dan tortures so many metaphors we almost have to call in the ACLU. Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis (BBC Symphony

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00:43:33

Black Sabbath - Paranoid

Brothers in Song ·

2021/11/07

Would you look at that? These godfathers of metal were writing thoughtful songs about the human experience this whole time. All you had to do was listen. Don't worry we haven't hidden any subliminal messages in this (Hail Satan) podcast. Helpful Links War Pigs Live 1970 https://youtu.be/K3b6SGoN6dA Tony Iommi talks about his finger injury https://youtu.be/5TyktFhsM38

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00:50:14

Cold Play - Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends

Brothers in Song ·

2021/10/24

Do you hate Coldplay?! Cuz we... don't actually. They're kind of...what's the word? Oh yeah. Good! Enjoy this new episode, now with 20% more tangents and a brief cameo by Dan's cat, Holly. Follow the handy dandy links below for more cool stuff, and follow us on Instagram! Live performance of Viva La Vida https://youtu.be/9ldOuVuas1c Life in Technicolor II https://youtu.be/fXSovfzyx28

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00:42:05

Patti Smith - Horses

Brothers in Song ·

2021/10/10

There's some difference of opinion here, but it doesn't quite go the way that listeners of the show might expect. One thing we can agree on is that the musical landscape would not be the same without Patti Smith. The world of music needs its pioneers! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @brothersinsong for the latest news and to link to our merch store.

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00:36:16

Van Halen - 1984

Brothers in Song ·

2021/09/26

The 1980's were a strange and sometimes inexplicable era, but Eddie Van Halen's guitar playing is timeless. Naturally, we're in awe of his innovative style, but the other members of Van Halen made many meaningful contributions as well. Join us as we go off on a tangent about 80's pop culture and discuss a band that epitomized the 80's but still managed to transcend their era. When you're done, check out some fun links below and jump on over to our merch store! Eddie explains

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00:41:50

Joni Mitchell - Blue

Brothers in Song ·

2021/09/12

We're back from summer break! It's the 50th anniversary of this landmark album. Joe's never heard it before, so we had to fix that. Dan hasn't heard it in quite a while, and has some different thoughts 20 years after his first listening. Spoiler alert: It's still genius. It still holds up. Follow the link below to buy shirts. In fact, buy one in blue! Blue Shirts https://brothers-in-song.creator-spring.com Both Sides Now https://youtu.be/aCnf46boC3I

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00:16:51

Mini Episode: Tower of Power - You're Still A Young Man

Brothers in Song ·

2021/08/22

Tower of Power might be one of the most under appreciated acts of the '70's. If you've never listened check out this gem of a ballad from their hit album, Bump City. It tells a slightly unconventional story with cool harmonies, fun vocal improvisations, and the horns... good gravy! The horns! New full length episodes coming soon. Follow us on Instagram to hear the latest. @brothersinsong Support the show and look good! Buy some merch. https://brothers-in-song.creator-spring.com

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00:18:15

Mini Episode: Jeff Buckley -Grace

Brothers in Song ·

2021/08/15

For those who don't know Jeff Buckley's music, he's largely to thank (blame?) for the version of the Leonard Cohen song, "Hallelujah" that seems to be overused for every poignant TV and movie moment of the past 15 years. But he was so much more than that. Though he died far too young, his unique and inimitable style has continued to inspire. This song, the title track from his only studio album, Grace, showcases what was great about Buckley. Follow the link below to hear a killer live performance,

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00:17:49

Mini Episode: Counting Crows - Mrs. Potter's Lullaby

Brothers in Song ·

2021/08/08

This song is repetitive, tortures a circus metaphor to death, it's almost eight minutes long, and we love it! Listen to find out why this is one of Joe and Dan's favorite Counting Crows songs. Don't forget to buy some merch so you can get your back-to-school wardrobe looking fly! Link below. Shirts & Mugs https://brothers-in-song.creator-spring.com

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00:16:31

Mini Episode: PJ Harvey - Send His Love To Me

Brothers in Song ·

2021/08/01

On today's episode, Dan introduces Joe to one of his favorite artists, PJ Harvey and the song "Send His Love To Me." It's an unrequited love song, yes, but it's so much more. Simple structure, but lush instrumentation. Common themes, but also, in-your-face and unsettling. This song is quintessential PJ Harvey if you've never heard her before. As a bonus, you also get a cell phone interruption and an obnoxious exhaust note from a muscle car driving by Dan's house. And lest we forget, you also get a

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