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Cole, Cam, and Justin celebrate the end of the Season 12 with an MF DOOM song draft, selecting DOOM tracks across five categories. Share your picks with the guys on social media, tagging @dissectpodcast.
Host/EP: Cole Cuchna
Guests: Camden Ostrander, Justin Sayles
Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler
Theme Music: Birocratic
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We continue our season-long dissection of MF DOOM with a two part survey of 2004’s MM..FOOD. We discuss the album’s central concept and themes before a line-by-line analysis of its first track, “Beef Rap.”
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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna
Co-Writer: Camden Ostrander
Additional Production: Justin Sayles
Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler
Theme Music: Birocratic
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The Ringer’s Sean Fennessey and Chris Ryan join Cole to draft their favorite Radiohead songs. Each of them must choose one song from every studio album, plus one wild-card pick from the band’s B-sides, for a total of 10 songs each.
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Host/EP: Cole Cuchna
Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler
Theme Music: Birocratic
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Acclaimed Radiohead scholar Dr. Brad Osborn joins the show to talk all things Radiohead. We discuss the infamous In Rainbows x OK Computer “binary theory,” In Rainbows Disk 2, our top five Radiohead albums, and a lot more.
Then we hear from Dissect listeners around the world sharing their thoughts on In Rainbows.
Listen to Thom’s alternative Hail to the Thief tracklist.
Host/EP: Cole Cuchna
Audio Production: Kevin Pooler
Theme Music: Birocratic
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Our season-long dissection of Radiohead’s In Rainbows continues with its fourth track, “Weird Fishes / Arpeggi”—an incredibly intricate musical arrangement that’s considered among the band’s best. We dissect the layered, multi-pattern guitar parts that create the song’s immersive, oceanic soundscape as well as the potential symbolism of Thom Yorke’s lyrics about being stuck at the bottom of the sea.
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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna
Additional Analysis: Dr. Brad Osborn
Song Recreations: Andrew Atwood
Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler
Theme Music: Birocratic
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