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Glitterer · Deprogrammed Music Podcast

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It's Deprogram, the podcast where we try to get you into a
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band. That's right, we've done all the
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work for you. All you have to do is press play
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and listen. My name is Justin and you can
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call me band Curious because indeed I am curious about bands
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and I like to have my friends on to talk about said bands.
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And you know, often times this is the way this works.
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Today we're talking about Glitterer, who this one got
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delayed because as we were starting to schedule, they
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released a new record that we decided to include because it
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took all 5 minutes. So let's talk about this.
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As this panel usually goes, we have a a rolling panel.
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Usually when we're working on a band, Josh, you'll say we were
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keen to do this band next and that was the case with
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Glitterer. So talk to me about Glitterer.
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Why was this the the important one to be the next for you 2.
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Though I'm going to fart along and go back to when I first got
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into Glitter. So the the main songwriter or
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the guy that was Glitter? For most of the records, Ned was
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a member of the band Title Fight.
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Oh. I really loved, and initially
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this was his project, post title fight when he moved into New
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York and was at university and was like more of a bedroom sort
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of thing to keep, you know, writing songs, you know, without
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his old band. And over time, obviously the
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sound changed to something that more resembles his typical sort
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of taste in music and and what he played in the past with Title
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fight. But because it was so different
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to Title fight, I remember at first I really couldn't get into
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Glittera. But then one day during COVID,
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Melwood had the the strictest lockdowns in the world for some
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reason. But I remember as my reward for
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finishing a week of work, I took a longer drive home, which
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wasn't strictly legal, but it wasn't illegal either.
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And I remember listening to Glitter that had all their songs
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in one playlist, which was about 30 minutes, but it was like 25
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songs. And it just clicked for me that
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afternoon. And I'm like, Oh my God, I
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actually love this. Why is it taking me to this
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moment to get into it? And I can't remember why I
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showed Jamo or how I showed Jamo.
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I think it was a music festival that we're looking to go into.
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And now we're playing, I'm like, mate, please check them out.
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And I was surprised you got into them, Jamo.
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Yeah, but it is actually funny because according to Spotify,
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I'm one of the biggest glitter fans in the world.
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So on the recently released rap, we'll date this episode quite
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well. I was apparently in the top 0.6%
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of glitter listeners. I think I have a feeling that
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the programme contributed to that because I wouldn't like,
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not that I wouldn't have listened to them, but I
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definitely increased my listening as I tried to get a
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list that I was happy with. It does help that it's really
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easy to listen to all their tracks in a short span of time
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because of how quick they are. But I think for me, Josh, I
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think actually had pushed Glitterer to me earlier than
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when we went to see them live this year.
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Because I had a Glitterer album or EP that was in my saved EPS
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on Spotify for ages. And I think that EPI could never
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really gel with it. And I didn't really explore much
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of their other stuff. But and that EP that was there
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was Fantasy 4. But then when we started
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listening to them following the festival, we went to see them.
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I really like enjoyed their sound and I really enjoyed like,
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the sharp, quick synth theme sound that Glitter is.
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And yeah, since then I got hooked.
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It's really easy to blast through an album, and there's
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quite a few albums that are really enjoyable to listen to.
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And yeah, I guess I then became one of their biggest fans,
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according to Spotify. IA lot of things you guys are
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saying here are right on target of where I was going to go
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anyway, like the the ease with which I listened to this band.
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Like, you know, it it was easy to forget that I was doing it
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for this because a lot of the songs are just fast and you just
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don't they're over and you're on to the next one and, you know,
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you're not really thinking of. Oh, man, yeah, you know, that's
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very indicative of their sound and I need that on my list.
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It was just more. Yeah, you know, like I think I
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listened to the entire thing while I was playing probably
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bilatro, but seems to be the the the way for me this last couple
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months. But yeah, like this is one of
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those those bands that you've brought to me that that seems
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like I, I probably would have found eventually because it's
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right inside, you know, especially like, as you
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mentioned, kind of like a, a, a, a bedroom project, you know,
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initially like it, it lives alongside a lot of the things
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that I love anyway. Like I, I definitely got a lot
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of local H vibes, violence, Soho vibes.
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It it's a lot of great guitar tones, a lot of just crunchy
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stuff and fuzzy stuff and fun and easy, easy, easy to listen
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to, but easy to listen to on something like this.
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Josh doesn't always translate, you know, into making a list,
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right? So like even before we added the
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new record on this was this was already hard because of of how
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it went. Talk to me about like how you
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plucked your 20 out for this one.
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Oh mate it was fucked honestly. I I had. 46 songs in my
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playlist. And I think what you spoke about
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before, as in like, you know, we've gone through this many
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songs and it's good and it's like got a lot of energy.
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Like I think that's why when I initially listened to them, I
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didn't get it until I listen to that place of all their songs in
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it because it's like, oh wow, I've listened to like 20 songs
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and they're actually all really good, but they're all done
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before you lose interest in it. So like it's really hard to cut
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it down. And also because it's so
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immediate it's I don't know, I just it's, it's there's always a
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catchy hook in in most of their songs.
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It's really, really hard to cut down.
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Like, it's not as if they've got any epic songs that like, just
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say pick me. Like, there are some songs on
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you straight away that I'd pick, but you're going for the albums.
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You got 878 songs off some of the albums and you're like,
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well, what makes this song better than the next song?
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Yeah, I don't know. So look, to be honest, I'm still
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cutting down the list. As we go.
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Yeah. So yeah, I suppose I never got
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to that stage. I think I would have gotten
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there if they didn't release a new album on my birthday a few
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weeks ago, so that certainly hasn't helped.
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But. Birthday.
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Good problem now. Yeah, thanks mate.
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So. It's a nice birthday present.
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Yeah, right. So Jamie, like again, like even
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I think last time we got together was on on a different
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episode. You, we had started this and you
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were already talking about the difficulties you're having, you
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know, with this. Did the new record make it that
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exponentially harder or or what was?
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What was it like putting this one together?
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Well, to be fair, I had my list like it took me a while because
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the way I would cut it down is I'd go for a walk with my
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shortlist and my my shortlist. I mean, I should say my long
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list is safe. So my long list was 32 songs and
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then I would go for a walk and rearrange them on my walk
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compared to one another. And I think I did that about
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seven or eight times, rearranging at each time.
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So then eventually I was like, OK, I've the amount of
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rearrangements I'm doing are less and less.
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And I think I'm at a point where I'm happy with my 20.
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You know, I kind of know which songs I want on the list, and
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I'm pretty confident with what I've got.
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And then they release that new album and I'm like, OK, this is
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going to be difficult. Started like once I listened to
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the album a few times. I then was like, OK, I know
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these songs. Like I can now not listen to it
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as something fresh, but something familiar and start
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putting it in based on their merit and add it in, I think to
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my long list. Five additional songs from their
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latest album, maybe 6. And surprisingly, it wasn't too
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hard to fit them in, but it was painful when I saw what songs
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had dropped out because of it. Even so, to the point where
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like, I was happy with my initial shortlist that one of
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the songs had made it in there. And then when I looked at my new
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list, it had dropped out and like to the point where I'm
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like, no, I really do want this song in.
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So I swapped it for another one about 10 minutes ago so.
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But I was like, no, I can't not have this particular song in.
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So from that perspective it was difficult, but it's not
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something you can do without. Like going for a walk and
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listening is probably as much of an activity you can do while
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trying to cut it down for this. Because if you're doing work in
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the background you like in 2-3 minutes you could go through 2/3
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songs and you don't know which one has piqued your interest to
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put it in. So from that perspective, it was
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more difficult. Well, you know, we were talking
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just before we hit record. Like one of the big things here
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is, you know, the like the tonality, the the guitar tones,
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like a lot of the things that I was drawn towards are in a lot
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of the songs. And so it was, it was really
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hard to find. You know, I want this song for
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this reason. When there's like 3 songs in a
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row that all that you can't tell where they changed and you don't
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know which one, like you said, is the one that piqued my
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interest. I don't know how to separate
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them to bring that one. So there.
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I mean, I mean, I'm not going to lie, there is some just, you
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know, throw the dice on some of this.
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Like it because it, it feels like throw the stone and find a
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good glitter song. I had when when we decided to
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bring the new record in, six of those were in play.
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And then it it became, like you said, Jamie, like finding how do
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I fit those in with my initial 20?
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What's got to go? And it was it was difficult in
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that, you know, what are the what are the 20 that I think do
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the job of this pod? And it for me, what I feel like
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is going to hurt the most about as we start, you know, going
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through songs is I think I ended too, too much towards the thing
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that I always try not to do towards personal taste as
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opposed to drawing somebody to the band.
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I think the the line is really fine with this band, but I I
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could not help but separate because they do so many things
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that that I like. I could not.
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It was really hard to find that line.
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So I feel like we're going to be in for it today, boys.
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I, I, I feel like this, this next level.
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Like it's not a ton. I think even with the new
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record, we, we're looking at like 65 songs like we, we get
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each get 1/3 of of the discography, but it feels like
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it, it's not out of the realm that each of us has our own 1/3
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of the the discography, right Josh?
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Like based on everything we've we've said, how many do you
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think we get through unanimously?
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I reckon 4. OK, yeah, I get that.
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One feature there main I was. Yeah.
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I feel like we should get at least get one from each album
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that we're APS or that's where it gets nasty.
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Right. For sure.
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Right. What do you think, Jamie?
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You know what? Fuck it, I'll go 7.
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Hey, I mean again like that. The difference between y'all's
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answers is what I think is the core of what this is like.
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There's so many great songs. I it really would not shock me
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if we did a perfect ten. It really wouldn't because
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there's. Yeah, 20.
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Right. Like if we somehow plucked out
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the same 20 like it, that wouldn't shock me.
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I don't think it's visa or I don't think it's, it's going to
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happen, but I think it's, it's, it's feasible.
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I think it's something that could happen, but it's equally
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as possible that we get 0 like, you know, we we just all kind of
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found our own own corners to hang out in.
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So I guess I'll semi split the difference and and take 5
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because it's right in the middle and see how we do from there.
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All right, we're going to take a quick pause and on the other
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side of it, we're going to start playing the game.
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It's the program. And with that, the name of the
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game is deprogrammed. The three of us have combed
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through the Glitter discography and plucked out 20 songs that
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were now going to mash together in an attempt to create a top
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ten sort of kit for you, in case you have never given Glitterer
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the time of day. And with bands like this, I
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always like to do the thing because the thing almost always
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tells me what I'm in for. And lo and behold, indeed it was
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correct this go around. Let's see if if the boys played
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the game or if they went off and did their own things.
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I want to be invisible. Oh yeah, I got that.
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Sorry, mate. Wow.
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And again, it's not because it's a bad song, it's a great song.
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It's just there are a lot of good songs.
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See, and this is what I'm. Talking to me, it's my top song,
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so. See, and this is this is it,
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right? This is this is the whole thing
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of this like, yeah, OK, all right, we're in for it.
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We're in for it, boys. All right.
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We'll take the two there though. That's that's not, not
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egregious, Josh. Well.
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In the vein of angry Ned songs, I'm going to go if the one that
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I thinks he's best angry song and that's Bodies.
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Yeah. I got that.
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Hey, 123. He, he just sounds like he has a
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real beanie's bonnet. He's just so defiant and like
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furious. But to me, this is just like the
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quintessential glitter. A song like this.
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The the, the album that it was off Life Is Not a Lesson was
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released in COVID. And I feel like a lot of that
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anger and angstiness really comes out in some of the best
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songs of this album. It sounds like a bit more low
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fight in their other albums as well in terms of like really
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harsh sanding guitars and and I don't know, I reckon he he he
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writes and sings at his best when he sounds like he wants to
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punch on with like everyone. And yeah, six song all.
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Right. Boom.
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Yeah, I, I that record for me, I ended up with four.
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I think that was the hardest one to cut from because I feel like
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I feel, well, you know, I don't know why I'm bothering saying
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this part because I feel like they were all valid, because I
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feel like that's going to end up being a theme if I if I say that
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here. But yeah, bodies for sure.
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So boom. Just like that.
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All right, Jamie. For me, I'll go to the next one
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on my list because so far we've hit one.
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We've hit two now, let's go for #3 can't feel anything.
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Yeah, that. I've got that.
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I was dittering dropping that out but stayed in there.
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Apparently I. Don't.
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Did Justin have it? I swear, I thought I did.
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I thought I had that. It must have been a leak.
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I just. I love how it's so fun to listen
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to. That's what I like about the
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song. I don't know if fun's the word,
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I'd say it's quite malware and relaxing.
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Well, there's that, but you know, it's not as heavy as a lot
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of other songs. It's more synthy than It's like
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one of the more synthy songs in this repertoire.
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All right. I honestly, you know what?
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I think I'm going to try something off of the new record,
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which cleverly perhaps is called Error.
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But it's like also Error because it's the end of Glitterer.
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I thought, I thought that was a lot of fun.
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This was a song I couldn't get away from, like the second I
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heard it was going on my list and I was like I already hate.
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I love that we listen to this so it can make my list but I hate
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that I'm about to have to try to find room for it.
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How about who owns this mountain?
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I've got that one. Yeah, mate.
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Hey, there we go. Sounds funny, the start of that
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song, it kind of like the sort of guitar kind of reminds me of
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about a girl, like just for that first little bit.
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And it's like beautiful sort of string sounding synth comes in
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and it's just like this huge textured sound.
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And look, I'm glad you said the album name because you know, I
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refuse to try to pronounce that. It shouldn't be hard to say, but
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I know I'll say it wrong. So I'll, I'll leave that to the
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experts. Well, I mean, I don't know, man.
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I love everything about the way these guys go about business
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because I've, I believe at least for sure, for this band, the
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logo is like a smile using the word glitterer.
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That's fun. Yeah, I've got that on a
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T-shirt. It's great.
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Yeah. Well, it's it's funny, Justin.
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Sorry mate. You go on and I'll.
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No, I mean, I was just, I was just going to say I think it's
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on the purple and everything like it.
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It's just kind of a fun. It's it's fun.
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Yeah. And I, I was, I was actually
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listening earlier today, Justin Ned was talking.
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They've just started their own label.
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It's called Purple Circle. But they only finished recording
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this album in August. And they said the artwork came
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together really quick and all of that.
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And I'm like, yeah, I can, I can see that.
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It's simple, but it's like stands out.
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It's beautiful purple colour, you know.
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I Love Actually speaking on that his albums are Weezer esque and
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the fact that it's like each got each album has a specific
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colour. So like it's not unlike Weezer,
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which just call them their albums Weezer and then have a
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different colour. You know, you've got red, green,
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purple, pink, blue. Like, you know, each album has a
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very distinct and consistent colour and I love that artistic
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approach for the album art. Yeah.
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So just in case you had a listener that actually didn't
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care about the music but just wanted to say some nice artwork,
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this this is your band, you know?
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You know, I appreciate, I appreciate the vision.
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Well, then also like so the last three things that have come out,
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it looks like I think we've got not glitterer and then glitterer
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and then err, it's like I ran out of ideas.
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Let's just call it the last couple letters of the the band
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name Perfect Love. It it's just like he's getting
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more and more intoxicated. All right, who owns this
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mountain is in Josh where you want to?
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Go. I'm going to go and tell a
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stupid story about this one, but I want to go put ourselves away.
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Yeah. I don't have that one, I don't
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think, no. Well, it's, it's funny, I, I, I
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came to appreciate that song. My fiance and I were like on a
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trip away and we'll act like a country pub in Victoria.
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And she's like, I was just listening to a lot of glitter at
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the time. She's like, if, if one of their
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songs was to play over the speakers here, what song would
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it be? I'm like, I really couldn't see
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any of their songs being played. But then I listen to this.
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I'm like, I think you get away with playing this song, you
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know, kind of laid back and like, nice acoustic sound.
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It doesn't stay around too long. And I don't know, afterwards I'm
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like, yeah, I'll like, you know, sometimes you just hear a song
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in a different light and all of a sudden you're like, no, I like
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it even more now. Yeah, I just was looking at my
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list and I realised it was one of the ones that were cut out
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for the new songs that came in. So it's like, you know,
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literally 2 below my list of 20 so.
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If Yeah, if the new record didn't come out, it would have
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been in. Yeah.
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Yeah. All right.
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We'll take that too, Jamie. I'm going to go to another new
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album, one that ended up being higher on my list than I was
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expecting. And that's until.
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No. I didn't have that damn, but I
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do enjoy that weird guitar that's in the second verse.
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He has some sort of weird pedal sound on and it sounds like
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they've just kept it in the mix. Like you'd have to listen to it
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to. Yeah, I know exactly what you're
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saying. Like it's got this like
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highlight, highlight. Yeah, sound almost.
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I just love how grungy it is. And I think that's, oh, the, the
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new album kind of is very dense, heavy compared to a lot of his
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earlier stuff. So it's a very clear, defining
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sound compared to his other albums.
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Yeah, Oh, this guy's got a voice made for like hardcore music.
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And that's what's funny on some of the the the earlier albums
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where it'll be like this really happy sounding scene track and
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he's just screaming in his. Yeah, exactly.
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All right, I still don't really have a good feel on on this.
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I'll go back to the first one. How about big winner?
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Nah, sorry mate. No, I don't have that one.
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Bend. Well, Dang.
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All right, Quickly. We won't dwell on that, Josh.
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Now, I don't expect you guys to have this, but this was coming
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right back to what I was saying before.
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I thought a lot. It's the song name.
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I had that in my long list, but it went to the bottom of my long
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list. Yeah, well, if you if if the
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listener wants the perfect example of what I was talking
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about just before. Like.
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Such peppy sounding, sort of synched and he's just like
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putting his vocal cords through like how like and it's so raw
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and unmixed and I absolutely love it.
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It doesn't sound right at all. It like sounds horrible and
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that's why I love it. Especially near the end.
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Yeah, like he's just putting his razor blades for his throat.
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And I'm like, I love that. He's like, that's, that's your
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twist and shout last song of the recording day.
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You know, he's like, my voice is fucked.
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I'm just going to put this long note at the end there and I
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won't talk for the next few days.
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All right, Jamie. Let's go.
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One that I want to just talk about if we get enough hits.
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And that's again. Again.
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Yeah, not to be confused with again, this is again times 2.
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I do not have again times 2. Worst.
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No, I've got that. Nice.
27:12
It's I think this is the song I showed you off that.
27:15
AP it is. It's glitter does shoe guys.
27:19
I don't know if it's shoe guys. Near the end.
27:21
I I reckon that's more like a Pixies like where is my mind
27:25
type guitar like solo at the end, But it's a really like
27:30
downtrodden and weary sounding song.
27:34
And I actually like, like, as much as I love him screaming his
27:37
head off, I do like these sort of ball, I don't know if I'd
27:41
call it tender songs, but it seems like more personal sort of
27:45
song because it is low key and that's not his usual thing.
27:49
Yeah. Yeah.
27:52
Well, you tried it out again. Again.
27:55
And you said not to be confused with it again.
27:57
How about again? I do have a game in my list as
28:01
well. I again have again.
28:03
Hey, there we go. So just just just to get rid of
28:08
the confusion, I think we all have that.
28:11
That's what it sounds like. There it is, looking through.
28:19
All right, one and one. All right, Josh, you.
28:27
Know what? Loving the songs off looking
28:29
through the shades, like I was going through the description
28:33
like real warm sort of feelings through that album.
28:38
And a lot of songs that I'm just like, I don't know why it's a
28:40
good song, but like it's just great.
28:43
Like and that's really good description for a podcast about
28:47
saying why songs are good, but there's so many songs.
28:49
I'm like, this is just a great little pop alternative song
28:52
here. And to add to that list, I have
28:58
to say Destiny I've got. It.
29:01
Is one that you know, another great song of that album that is
29:05
just good and there's not much else to say about it other than
29:07
you'll listen to it and you'll enjoy it, unless you're Justin.
29:14
Unless you're me, yeah, I, I, I vehemently disagree.
29:19
Apparently I, I don't even see it on my list, period.
29:26
I'm probably just scrolling over it.
29:31
I want to say my favorite thing about this song is just the
29:34
lyric. I didn't want it.
29:36
That's why it's Destiny. Like.
29:38
It's just whimsical in a way. You know what, I very
29:45
specifically you were talking about taking a walk while
29:48
listening to this band earlier, Jamie.
29:51
Like I I remember listening to that record while I was on a
29:57
walk and funnily enough, it's like I couldn't pay enough
30:05
attention while I was walking somehow.
30:09
So I probably just didn't catch the lyric.
30:11
All right. Destiny Nabs A2 and Jamie.
30:18
Well, I think I'll stay on looking through the shades.
30:22
I think what I struggled with putting through this list was
30:25
trying not to put every song from that album on because it's
30:28
just such a good album. But I'll put my top song on my
30:32
list from the album and that's 1001.
30:39
No. Well, definitely recommend
30:41
listening to that live because the drummer plays the the chorus
30:44
drums with a bit less restraint than he does in the in the
30:49
original song, and it just sounds so much more powerful.
30:53
And there's a real contrast, again, between these really
30:57
happy sounding scenes. Like, yeah, but he's singing
31:01
about how much he's sick and tired of of touring.
31:04
Yeah, I know. But then the scene for the
31:05
background's like happy go lucky.
31:08
Yeah, exactly. Is this tour then?
31:11
Yeah, that's 1001. Yeah, you all are in log step.
31:19
I'm I'm died man out. We haven't done 2 yet.
31:21
Yeah. All right, let's see if I can
31:25
remain on an island by myself. Let's see, we already did that
31:31
one. How about how about off of Not
31:39
Glitterer, St. Ignatius Young and Standing?
31:45
I don't have that one. Sorry, man, I do lot that song
31:48
and any song that can sing about going to the dentist and making
31:52
it sound like a pleasant experience, you know, gets my
31:55
sort of thumbs up because I'm just not a fan of the dentist.
31:59
Bin bin bin. What's hanging out?
32:02
He's just saying spitting, spitting blood into porcelain
32:05
while it sounds like the most like happy go lucky thing in the
32:08
world. Like good morning, Yeah.
32:10
Yeah. It's tougher than I am.
32:12
Or the the drugs he was taking to, you know, get rid of the
32:15
pain for the too fake. Yeah, they've worked.
32:19
All right, I'll take that one. And I will smile politely and
32:24
say, Josh, it is your turn. Look.
32:28
I'm going to say the one that I've I've really played the shit
32:31
out of of the new album because I can't pronounce it.
32:35
New mattress? Yeah.
32:37
No. I've got it.
32:39
It's. Just so fucking heavy man.
32:41
Like this is as heavy as as as glitter I have ever been like.
32:45
And the chorus just has this like I don't.
32:48
I don't know if the chord progression is being done to
32:50
death but like when I'm driving I I start speeding without even
32:54
realising it listening to this song because that chorus just
32:57
pumps me up so much. Yeah, I've got written in my
33:01
notes. It's intent, grungy and fun like
33:05
it's I, and I love how the song is literally just him singing
33:09
about getting a new mattress. So he makes happy songs about
33:15
like getting his tooth out and then he gets a new mattress and
33:17
he's. He's fucking pissed.
33:18
Yeah. He's pissed off.
33:22
He's like, I don't want to go to fucking Spotlight or whatever
33:24
it's called. Fantastic.
33:26
This sucks. Yeah.
33:30
All right, boom. We'll take that too.
33:33
And Jamie? I'm going to do something weird
33:39
and play pick a song that's at the bottom of my list because
33:42
who knows where it's going to sit.
33:43
This is the one that snuck through 10 now half an hour ago,
33:48
and that's plastic. Yeah.
33:53
Like I think I was toying between like I was really sad
33:57
that this song hadn't made my list and I was like, I the way I
34:02
listen to it in the way just makes me want to like throw me
34:05
out that on baseline I'm just like, I have to add this song in
34:09
do. You say drum out that baseline.
34:13
You know. That's impressive.
34:14
Anyone that can drum out a bass line.
34:17
You know what I mean, A. Bass drum line?
34:19
I'm assuming that's skillful. For clarity, was that a yes,
34:25
Josh? Nah mate, I disapprove on
34:29
plastic and its effects on the environment.
34:32
Paper straws are my thing. I love paper straws, especially
34:35
when it disintegrates into the shaky drinking.
34:37
Yeah, yeah, it's fine all. Right, another two.
34:42
And just like that we are we are officially out of NTP and we
34:46
officially have a conversation on the next round.
34:48
So all right, I keep. Looks like my sevens looking
34:55
really strong. Yeah, yeah.
34:58
I mean, it could have gone either way easily.
35:01
And I mean, there's still plenty out here.
35:03
So how about I keep scrolling past this one and it's time to
35:10
not do that? How about forever 2 and 3?
35:15
Nah, sorry mate. Great AP, it's off, but I yeah.
35:18
Yeah, that one didn't. It made my long list, not my
35:21
short. Oh boy, I overthought the room
35:25
on on a 65 song. All right.
35:31
Into the bin it goes, Josh. This next song I have to choose
35:38
otherwise my partner would kill me.
35:40
It's called 2. Yeah, I've got that.
35:44
My brother and me. May 14th it's.
35:50
It's so, it's such a silly little pop song, but I love
35:53
songs like that. It's dumb, but I love it.
35:54
Yeah. It's dumb, but the lyrics are
35:57
personal. He has a twig that played in
35:59
title fight. It's a drummer and that's who
36:01
he's singing about and they don't look the same.
36:03
And he mentions that in the song and I'm like, hey hang on, I
36:05
actually understand what he's talking about because that's so
36:08
literal into. The point?
36:09
Yeah, exactly. Well, I'm not yet I'm.
36:13
Calling names and then I feel shitty.
36:15
Yeah, I understand. Yeah, that just having a
36:17
sibling, yeah. Another 2 into the Into the wild
36:24
Jamie. 2 for two. All right, I'm going to fuck.
36:34
OK, you're going to fuck. Let's go with let's go with one
36:41
that I like because it's my kind of track that's lyric less and
36:51
I'm going to go with Central Air.
36:55
Yeah, OK. Nice.
36:58
Sorry mate, it's it's hard. A lot of those little curious
37:02
songs from their first two albums are sick, but it's just
37:06
hard to justify putting all of like, there was quite a few I
37:09
had from those. Yeah.
37:11
But when it come against full formed songs, as much as I like
37:17
him and they're kind of like cool Jack Box Game songs, yeah,
37:21
I'm like, I can only choose one or two of those.
37:23
And that wasn't one of mine, but it wasn't my shortlist.
37:25
I tried my best to like see if I could justify not having it in
37:29
my list and it was higher up and then it dropped down and dropped
37:32
down, but it just never dropped out.
37:34
So I'm like, no, it's just solid.
37:37
Yeah, we'll take the two there. I was surprised, I was honestly
37:42
expecting A1 so. But that definitely does sound
37:45
like the Jackbox party game. Yeah, menu music and in a
37:49
Really. Good way dude.
37:50
It sounds like loading screen music, but I dig it, yeah.
37:53
Yeah, sometimes. Sometimes it'd be that way.
37:58
I'll try out another off the new record.
38:01
How about somebody? Nah, sorry mate.
38:06
No, I don't have that one already.
38:10
Our body only got 1 vote. Somebody, I mean that somebody
38:13
was me. So all right, into the Bennett
38:16
goes and Josh. OK, so we're continuing on the
38:22
theme of the new record, which will not be named Not forever.
38:27
I've got it. I do not.
38:29
Y'all are on y'all are on each other.
38:32
I like that. Well, Gemo.
38:35
Gemo said very arrogantly. When we're talking about the new
38:40
record, he's like, I already know which song's your favorite.
38:42
Like what He's like, not forever.
38:44
It's such a glitter of song. I'm like, well yeah, but no so.
38:50
I just love how like it's calm at the start and then at the
38:53
very end he just screams as loud as he can for the rest of the
38:57
song. And it's, it's, it's, it's odd.
38:59
Like it's, it seems like one of those songs that's like an odd
39:03
choice for a single when you think about it on paper.
39:06
Yeah, I know. But I feel like they're like, oh
39:08
fuck, it's it's a really good song.
39:10
We have to choose it. It's really, it's one of their
39:14
weary songs, you know, And it, it does sound very listless to
39:19
begin with. And it has some cool chord
39:21
change in the chorus that like sort of caught me off guard.
39:24
But Jemo's spot on, you know, the screaming and a really good
39:27
guitar solo at the end there as well.
39:30
You know, you feel like you earn that release at the end because
39:37
they've gone through this song, they've played it normally and
39:39
it's kind of, it's nice and pretty without like being
39:43
obvious. And they're like, all right,
39:44
I've had enough now I'm going to start screaming my head off.
39:46
You know it's not forever. Yeah, it makes me laugh every
39:49
time I listen to it. It's all Yeah, just.
39:52
He's just so good at just screaming, even when you feel
39:54
like he's kind of relaxed, he just ends up cracking the shits.
39:58
Yeah. All right, not forever gets yet
40:01
another two. We're we're are we got our work
40:05
cut out for us. All right, Genie.
40:10
The next one I'm going to put on because I don't know if I'll
40:15
talk about more I guess in a SEC, but let's go connect.
40:21
It's again another one of those ones.
40:26
No. Early AP.
40:29
Damn. Songs that are like, really
40:31
cool. That was like, yeah, it's stiff
40:35
not to get in there. But yeah, I think The funny
40:37
thing about that song though, is I don't know if it's just me,
40:39
but every time I listen to it on my list, it sounds like it's
40:42
just cranked up, I don't know, like 25% louder than the rest of
40:46
the other songs. So like it always comes through
40:49
so loud and I don't know if that's in the mix or intentional
40:53
or whatever. I think I feel like that
40:55
distorted like, well, the see if that's so I feel like it's put
40:59
through a guitar pedal and it's just like a little bit too
41:03
distorted like when they recorded it and that's why it's
41:05
got that real. It feels like the the sound of
41:10
what he's playing is disintegrating as you're
41:12
listening to it, which is a really cool effect.
41:15
But for me, it just sounds like when you put a distortion pedal
41:18
through your guitar, through your keyboard, which is a cool
41:22
setting, but yeah, it's very like distinctive sounding
41:26
greeting. I think I'm pretty sure he
41:27
played this one live in both sets.
41:30
Well, that was that was a really, that was one of my last
41:32
cuts actually. And as I was saying before, with
41:34
some of those early AP songs, I could probably cut one more.
41:38
Yeah. But it's it kind of sucked that
41:41
I had to. Well, life is a lesson, even
41:46
though the name of the record is Life is not a lesson.
41:53
Just king of the Segways here. How about little?
41:59
Bad. Are you sure about that?
42:04
I'm going to, I'm going to take your your lead there.
42:08
I was going to go to that record.
42:09
I was going to do a different song, but I have that one too.
42:12
So how about? Are you sure?
42:15
Yeah, but Are you sure? Yes, I am certainly very sure
42:19
man, again, similar to bodies, I've always got this with
42:24
bodies. Like he was just really pissed
42:27
off during this time period. COVID just shitting.
42:29
But yeah, it this is you've mentioned grungy before, Gemma.
42:36
This is for me, it's like real naughty sounding, like really
42:40
like the baseline is just really brooding sounding and then when
42:46
it gets to the chorus and. You and it gets the inevitable.
42:49
The guitars, yeah. That inevitable sort of dynamic
42:52
change, but it's sick. And yeah, no, it's solid.
42:56
Yeah, angsty and for men. What I what I like here is so
43:01
when when I'm listening to the to the first record, I feel
43:06
like, you know, I, I get the sense of the band and this is
43:09
going to sound like a knock, but it it it's certainly it like
43:12
there's a maturity to life is not a lesson.
43:15
Like more so like almost like in a Pinocchio way, we became a
43:23
real boy on this record, you know, like, I don't know how to
43:27
explain it, but there, there there is a you know it.
43:30
I think it probably is, you know, that something about the
43:34
angst, the way the songs are put together, like it feels like
43:40
that record specifically for me felt like just better put
43:43
together. I it, it felt better in my head
43:48
when I, when I started saying all these things, but like it,
43:53
there is something very Pinocchio about it, something we
43:56
we became a real band that day about about that record
43:59
specifically so. Well, now you're not wrong
44:03
because, and we've mentioned with some of the songs off,
44:06
looking through the shades like, wow, this is like really funny
44:09
how you know, this song sounds so happy and positive and a
44:13
beautiful pop hook, but he's like same sad, whereas on this
44:16
record, like the sounds line up with what he's saying.
44:20
And I do remember when I first heard this album come out as a
44:23
title fight fan, I'm like, OK, this this is more of the music
44:27
that he wants to do or seems natural to him.
44:32
So it was kind of thrilling to hear that because, you know, the
44:35
first few APS and looking through the shades didn't seem
44:39
like he was going to write music like that again.
44:43
But his songs like Are you sure And Bodies like Yes, he's still
44:46
got that in him, you know all. Right.
44:51
Are you sure is in and that puts us right squarely at Josh's four
44:55
with a good amount of play out here still.
44:59
So I think we got another couple rounds in US.
45:02
Josh, where you want to go? I've been waffling on about
45:07
title fight but the for mine the most glitter title fight
45:11
sounding glitter song is certainty.
45:14
I've got it. I do not.
45:16
Yes, I've got it. Oh, Justin.
45:18
Uncertain. Very.
45:20
Uncertain but yeah, one day Justin when we do total fight to
45:24
programs, I'll get you to play this song alongside some of the
45:28
early title fight records. It just, I feel like if you took
45:32
the seems out of this song and sort of spit it up a little bit,
45:35
it would fit on one of the early Title Fight records that has a
45:38
real desperate quality to his vocals and urgency there.
45:43
That for me is like some of the best moments of Title Fight
45:46
have. So for any fans of Title Fight
45:48
that for some reason haven't listened to Glitter properly and
45:51
they want to go somewhere that is kind of familiar without
45:54
being the same, I'd definitely recommend listening to Certainty
45:57
there. You go, I wonder if that would
46:00
have changed like not and you know, I don't I don't know,
46:04
title fight obviously, and I will learn that.
46:07
I'm sure we'll probably do it in the new year because I think
46:10
somebody else just signed up for them.
46:12
So, but like, I wonder if that would have changed how I
46:16
approached this band, you know, knowing that going in as opposed
46:21
to it kind of lived without knowing.
46:25
It kind of lived alongside, you know, projects like waves and
46:29
and early car seat headrest where, you know, it, it, it, it
46:34
lent itself to like a bedroom project as opposed to, you know,
46:39
kind of like what I was saying before where oh, we're a real
46:41
band. Like it, it lived there.
46:45
I wonder if, yeah, I don't know. It's all what ifs.
46:48
So it really doesn't help this conversation but to.
46:53
Be fair, I haven't really listened to title fight myself,
46:56
so we're equivalent, yet we're still not lining up on this
47:01
list, so I'm going to say it's a you problem, not a title fight
47:05
problem. Yeah, that's probably a me
47:07
problem. All right.
47:09
Speaking of a you problem, your problem is that it's your turn
47:12
to pick a song, Jamie. Well, let's me have a look in
47:18
Glimpse. My list says select Glimpse.
47:21
You know. I got it. 1-2 I've had two bins
47:28
and the rest have been twos and threes.
47:30
That's not been too bad. Yeah, I've been in.
47:34
I've. Glimpsed with the grand running
47:36
time of 59 seconds. I mean, you know, it's that's a
47:42
good. AP not clear out.
47:44
Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, back around to me,
47:49
huh? Let's see 123-4567.
47:54
Yeah. I think we'll do one last round
47:56
here and then dump out. Shoot.
48:06
How about self-portrait? No.
48:11
Yeah, that's the one of the early songs that I did have.
48:16
All right, I'll take a two there.
48:17
Boom. All right, Josh.
48:27
OK. Which one do I want to talk
48:30
about? I'm going to add this in off
48:37
rationale, just the place. I do not have that.
48:41
That's what I cut for plastic. Yeah.
48:46
I don't have it. I can't save you.
48:51
He's just written this nice like sort of melancholic song about
48:54
misty home. Really jangly, almost like
48:57
sounds like an 80s, like 80s sort of song.
49:01
But you know, Ned, I'm sorry mate.
49:05
I I love that. Yuck.
49:07
Your response, It's great. All right, Jamie.
49:17
We're going to go with let's go with the race.
49:27
Yeah. That's not bad take.
49:33
A2 there. Yeah.
49:38
All right. Shift that up and then I will
49:41
run down these last couple and we'll see if we can't get
49:45
anything out of out of this. I've got 1 left on my list so.
49:50
Oh wow, so I mean, I've got 5 technically my 5 is still in
49:55
play. If if one of these one of these
49:58
is your last one. All right, starting at the top.
50:01
How about no one there? No, yes, fantastic song.
50:07
Hey, all right, take a 2. Gemma, you know, you mentioned
50:10
Shoe Guys before. That's the only song where I've
50:12
thought of Shoe Guys initially for Glittera, the the first
50:17
hook, I'm like, oh, this is going to be shoe gaze.
50:18
And then it wasn't, but it was thrilling for the first fire
50:22
sock ends that it sounded like it was going to be because that
50:25
was the first song I heard off the record.
50:27
So I'm like, oh wow, shoe gaze. Fair enough.
50:31
All right, how about half truth? No.
50:36
I'm sorry, mate. That has some really cool pauses
50:40
in it that for some reason are really catchy.
50:42
And live the drummer gets funky in between those breaks that
50:46
sort of lead back into it. But yeah, that was like 25 or
50:49
26, I think, yeah. How about try harder still?
50:56
Yeah. I don't have that one on my
50:59
list. We're going to find everything,
51:01
but that sounds really. It sounds like that song sounds
51:05
really affecting for some reason.
51:07
I don't know, It's like this sort of seems they have sound
51:09
kind of grandiose, but you know, you've got this cheaper sounding
51:12
acoustic guitar at the start, which sounds sick and then all
51:15
of a sudden I have these really grand Sims.
51:17
So I'm like, where's this coming from?
51:19
Yeah, weird mix. How about little backward
51:23
glance? No, no on.
51:28
My own and only one left. How about stainless steel off
51:34
the new record? That one didn't.
51:39
It was like just outside my top. Yeah.
51:42
All right. So.
51:43
Just another good, good by the numbers, Glitter, a song.
51:47
You know, I'm like, I like this, but it's, yeah, not in the top
51:49
20. Yeah.
51:50
Just like that, we're going to land on Josh's four.
51:55
What do you got left, Josh? So recollection or recollection
52:01
here, he says. I don't have that one.
52:05
Hello. No, I made the call.
52:12
I don't have that one on my list.
52:14
And then for me, the best early song did not.
52:18
No. All right, so all of those songs
52:25
and we could not find Jamie's last song interesting.
52:29
Which I would have thought it was like perfect, because that's
52:34
the name of the song. Well.
52:38
It indeed, yeah. It indeed was not so boom.
52:43
Let me shake this up and then I'll read down what we got in
52:48
and we will get to work on filling out this list.
52:52
All right, the four that are in bodies, Who owns this mountain
52:57
again? And Are you sure?
53:01
So we've got. Three, those are not the songs I
53:06
thought would be unanimous like. At least not all the songs I
53:09
thought would be. Unanimous.
53:10
You didn't think bodies would be?
53:11
Yeah. I thought, you know, bodies.
53:13
Yes, but. Are you sure as well?
53:15
Are you sure? Probably, but the others you
53:18
know. Again, well.
53:22
Again, who knows? Like, you know, you never know.
53:26
That's why we play the game, all right?
53:29
What is this list here? Too many to count?
53:33
17? Yikes that we need to trim down
53:36
to six. We got our work.
53:39
That's like most of my list actually, Yeah.
53:42
So. All right, we got I want to be
53:45
invisible. Can't feel anything.
53:47
Put ourselves away again. Again, Destiny 1001 new mattress
53:53
plastic 2 central air Not forever certainty glimpse
54:00
self-portrait, the race, no one there and try harder still.
54:06
Do you want to tackle album representation first or is there
54:10
like a glaring omission? Do you feel Josh?
54:12
Oh. God, it doesn't get easier, does
54:18
it? Well, it looks like there's no
54:26
canal at the moment. I wouldn't mind putting
54:33
Certainty through as a representative from that album.
54:40
Was that hesitation there, Jamie, or was that agreement?
54:44
My my top I I've got songs that are higher than certainty from
54:50
the album on my list. Like not saying it might maybe
54:54
eventually squeeze in but I want to be invisible or can't feel
54:57
anything. The 2.
55:00
My 2 favourites from that album. I don't know.
55:07
So I want to, I want to be invisible is good and it's
55:11
energetic, but I feel like they've done that sort of sound
55:15
better. There's not as much of A melody
55:20
there. Sort of stays in the same sort
55:22
of sphere. Can't feel anything.
55:24
Is a, is a, is a change of pace. It's quite interesting, but I
55:31
could probably pump up putting a song like Not Forever and Over
55:34
that, even though it's often enough for albums.
55:36
I feel like they cover the same sort of ground, except it has
55:40
nicer screaming. I don't know, man.
55:43
It's going to be fart. This is going to be really
55:45
difficult. Yeah, look, if you really want I
55:48
Want to Be Invisible. I wouldn't be against it because
55:50
it wasn't my shortlist but just didn't make it to my top.
55:55
I mean again. We've.
55:57
We've got room for six, but like, what do we still not have?
56:03
I mean, we don't have anything from rationale.
56:05
We don't have anything from looking through the shades.
56:09
We've got the new one covered. Technically, I think we do.
56:14
Yeah. We've got a gain through looking
56:16
through the shades. Yeah, we do.
56:18
You're right, life is not a lesson is covered.
56:26
All right. So I mean, we're already
56:29
reasonably covered. So I mean we can take more than
56:33
one from rationale if I want to be invisible.
56:38
And what was the other one? Certainty.
56:43
Certainty. I mean if.
56:46
Yeah, that probably covers the album pretty well, to be honest.
56:49
Yeah, I I think so all. Right.
56:51
So let's do that certainty and I want to be invisible.
56:56
I mean the thing. No, go ahead.
57:00
I was I was the thing that I want to be invisible does is the
57:03
thing it it it just it set me it set me on the right path, put me
57:10
in the right space to listen to this band.
57:13
So like I think there is a place for it here on this list.
57:18
So. Yeah, from memory it's track one
57:22
of the album. Yeah.
57:24
And then I'm pretty sure it's what he led off with when we saw
57:28
him live as well, I think. I can't quite remember that, but
57:34
it's such a good starting track. Yeah.
57:37
So there we go. Boom.
57:39
We'll take those two and that brings us up to six.
57:43
So I guess the same question over to you, Jamie, is there, I
57:48
mean, is there a glaring omission or at this point, are
57:53
we just kind of trying to fill everything out?
58:04
I like 1001, I like Destiny, those are the 2 tracks from
58:12
looking through the shades that are my top and it is a really
58:20
really good album so it deserves to definitely have a slightly
58:24
higher representation in the list in my opinion.
58:28
What? Do you think, Josh?
58:33
Yeah, I'm trying to think of which one of those songs are
58:38
putting over the other. Destiny seems like a more
58:45
immediate sort of song, but 1001 was great live.
58:52
But I feel like 1001 is better live than it is recorded on
58:56
record. I can see that, yeah.
58:58
And if I'm having to choose between two songs I love, I'll
59:02
use that as an excuse to put Destiny through because I feel
59:04
like they're both equally as good as each other.
59:07
But 1001, they've improved their live, whereas Destiny sounds
59:13
perfect the way it is. So probably put that through
59:17
just because they're both songs that we both had and it's kind
59:21
of hard to to argue either way. All right, I think this is a
59:29
good point to talk about. We have who owns this mountain
59:33
from the new record, I think yeah, new mattress, yeah, new
59:41
mattress is the only other one. No, not forever as well.
59:44
So New Mattress and Not Forever are still around at this point.
59:49
Is another song from the new record.
59:54
Is that something we are prepared to do?
59:57
Is this are we at a just best songs available point?
1:00:02
I mean we have Fantasy 4 represented not on the list but
1:00:09
like Still Alive we have Glitterer.
1:00:13
Nothing from Glitterer is through yet.
1:00:18
I mean, are we still looking? I guess the question is, are we
1:00:19
still looking at representation or are we just going for best
1:00:22
songs available at this point? Again again would be cool to
1:00:27
have I feel. Yeah.
1:00:30
OK. That and that and that that
1:00:33
differs from the songs that we've already got in this
1:00:36
playlist and because what a pain in the ass and the fact that
1:00:41
there's again and also. Again.
1:00:43
Again. In the playlist like just had.
1:00:45
Can't miss that sort of opportunity.
1:00:47
Yeah, exactly. I'm with it.
1:00:50
So that brings us up to 8. So now we're really counting
1:00:53
down. We've got one more space before
1:00:56
Josh's final say Is it looks like San.
1:01:03
No wait, no. Central Air and Self-portrait
1:01:07
are both alive from Glitterer. Do we?
1:01:14
Do we need a song from? I guess the self-titled work is
1:01:19
the question. Don't know.
1:01:39
I mean Self portrait's not a bad song.
1:01:41
I mean, I do like Glittera, so I don't mind that, but I mean it.
1:01:49
I, I prefer since like self-portrait didn't make my
1:01:54
long list, Central Air did. There's plenty of other songs
1:01:58
that unfortunately didn't make it through, which didn't make it
1:02:01
into our list that we're trying to cut down.
1:02:08
I just don't like, I want to put a song from the album.
1:02:12
I just don't think that song's it.
1:02:15
But I don't think Central Air is hit either.
1:02:17
So basically I don't Central Air is on my list and I like that
1:02:25
song, but I don't think it should be in the 10 unless it
1:02:28
was unanimous. Just because it's instrumental.
1:02:31
Yeah, but I don't think self-portrait is just high
1:02:35
enough to go on the top 10. Understandable.
1:02:43
What do you think? I feel like probably put in
1:02:52
something off the new record. OK.
1:02:58
Like there's two songs that Jamie and I both agreed on, I
1:03:03
believe, if my memory serves me correct.
1:03:09
And I suppose it depends what Jamo prefers out of those two.
1:03:15
New Mattress and Not Forever, I think.
1:03:18
Yep, those are the 2. I think not forever pips it for
1:03:26
me all. Right, I'm with that, let's grab
1:03:32
that as #9 and then does I feel like Josh always wins the final
1:03:40
say on on our episodes. He does, He does.
1:03:44
It's actually fucked. Yes, it's.
1:03:48
He just knows how how it's going to play.
1:03:52
Yeah, All right, there's. Just too many salts.
1:03:54
Yeah, so I mean, we've got a good, you know, whatever,
1:04:02
whatever you want to use to choose your, your final say,
1:04:05
obviously there's no, you know, there's no real role.
1:04:09
As long as it's a glitter or song it, it can be there.
1:04:14
But I mean, they're the only thing we haven't covered is
1:04:17
having something from glitterer. If that's not important to you,
1:04:21
then obviously whatever. What?
1:04:25
What are you thinking for your final, say, number song #10 to?
1:04:34
Be honest, if I was choosing an early Glitter a song, it
1:04:37
wouldn't be off Glitter itself, but I didn't get any grances on
1:04:43
this song called did not, so I'll look away from that.
1:04:48
I'm happy to recommend that for anyone listening.
1:04:52
It's it's, it's the thing that made the first two APS kind of
1:04:59
enjoyable. And like, I hate to use the word
1:05:02
whimsical, but the fact that they were these curious sounding
1:05:06
bedroom songs. If like these, like, I don't
1:05:10
know, these, the seems sound like something you would sort of
1:05:15
as, as we said before, put in a game, like they sound like
1:05:19
homemade. They're they're fun.
1:05:20
But when you've got boards of 40 or 50 songs, whoever they have
1:05:26
on albums with verses and choruses, and as much as that's
1:05:30
just like the standard thing you've, it makes it hard to
1:05:34
choose a song that's like 40 seconds long over something
1:05:38
that's a bit more fully formed. Even if the fully formed songs
1:05:43
are still 90 seconds long, you know they double the length.
1:05:50
I'll tell you the ones I'm thinking between at the moment
1:05:53
and again, I'm I'm not. I'm thinking between Put
1:05:59
Ourselves Away and New Mattress. One's insanely heavy, but I feel
1:06:06
like 3 songs off the new album, like it's a positive but also
1:06:10
like you can check this out of their own accord and then you've
1:06:14
got to put ourselves away, which I think is the I.
1:06:18
I just feel like it's a nice song.
1:06:20
The acoustic and going into those DS, I don't know, I've
1:06:23
always that's probably been one of the most played songs I have
1:06:27
of theirs. So I feel like me not putting
1:06:33
that forward would be an insult to pass Josh, even if I am
1:06:35
loving New Mattress at the moment.
1:06:37
I think put ourselves away tips new mattress, even though new
1:06:43
mattress made the list and this didn't this would have made the
1:06:46
list if the new album didn't come through And I it's look,
1:06:51
looking through the shades is such a good album.
1:06:53
It does deserve to have an unevenly, Oh you know, a much
1:07:00
higher representation in the top 10 I feel.
1:07:04
I mean, you know, for the record, I mean, it's it's, it's
1:07:08
all on you anyway, Josh, like you don't have, I do appreciate
1:07:12
you working it out with us, but you don't have to like that's
1:07:15
the beauty of it. So.
1:07:18
If you yeah, I'll, I'll, I'll put put ourselves away.
1:07:21
There we go, boom. That's our number 10.
1:07:25
And then I will run this down and we'll crank up the heat.
1:07:27
And I think I mean literally because it's hot in my house
1:07:31
right now for some reason. All right, we've got bodies who
1:07:36
owns this mountain again? Are you sure?
1:07:39
Sounds like I'm like like having a one sided conversation with
1:07:45
you guys. Bodies who owns this mountain
1:07:47
again? Are you sure?
1:07:48
I want to be invisible certainty destiny again.
1:07:52
Again, not forever and put ourselves away.
1:07:56
If I read those 10 down to you Josh, which one of those is the
1:08:01
one? Well, let's let's split it to
1:08:05
our our four. That that that seems to make it
1:08:09
easier to choose usually our anonymous.
1:08:12
So what was it? Bodies again?
1:08:17
Who owns this? Mountain.
1:08:18
Who owns this mountain? And Are you sure?
1:08:20
Yeah. Yeah, for me, I am very sure
1:08:25
that Bodies is the stand out and that's the song that I would
1:08:28
show to someone listening to Glitter after the first time.
1:08:34
Yeah, mate, send it. There you go.
1:08:39
Sometimes we don't have to overthink it.
1:08:41
Let's go with bodies as our number 1 and I will get that one
1:08:47
going. Can talk less than a glitter of
1:08:49
song, which is saying something because glitter of songs are
1:08:51
done by now, you know. Yeah, exactly.
1:08:55
All right, get that plane underneath us.
1:08:56
I'll run it down one last time and we'll get on.
1:08:58
I got to do this fast because the song will be over.
1:09:02
All right. We got bodies.
1:09:04
Who owns this mountain again? Are you sure?
1:09:06
I want to be invisible. Certainty.
1:09:08
Destiny Again. Again.
1:09:09
Not forever. Put ourselves away.
1:09:11
Let's let bodies get a moment in the sun.
1:09:25
I just love the guitar tones, the fuzziness, the it's, yeah,
1:09:31
it, it lives right, right adjacent to something that is so
1:09:36
at the core of Justin. So boom.
1:09:38
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1:09:40
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