8 Tracks, Cassettes and Stereos

This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, the boys have an absolutely PACKED show for the people, including another documentary review! For the next handful of episodes, the boys are watching and reviewing the LEGENDARY Beatles Anthology Documentary series as it was just released on Disney + for streaming. Today, we run through Episode 1 and 2 of the show, the early days of the band and their humble beginnings, the early days as the Quarrymen and formation of the Beatles, and the band's meteoric rise to fame during the early 60s. If you're a big Beatles Fan, you won't want to miss this or the next few episodes.

In addition, Mike runs through his two favorite segments and the usual shenanigans with another great "On This Day in Music History" segment and two new "Groove of the Week" recaps. Nick also has two great "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including ELO's "Face the Music" and The Beatles' "Help!".

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast the boys have a FULLY LOADED show for the fans headlined by a Track List Takedown of Movie Soundtracks. The boys discuss how music plays a role in cinema, the best original scores and the best soundtracks in movie history. We also have a Thanksgiving themed segment trying to relate classic holiday dinner items with your favorite bands/musicians. We also have a traditional "Music Current Events" where we discuss the recent UK legislation that passed which clamps down on concert ticket price gouging.

In addition, Mike also has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and two awesome "Groove of the Week" songs he wants to share with you. They round it out with a few Vinyl Friday Recaps including Bad Company's "Bad Company" and Bill Conti's "Rocky Motion Picture Soundtrack".

You can find every episode of this show here on Spotify, and Apple Podcast with new episodes dropping every other Friday

This week on the 8 Tracks podcast the boys have a FULLY LOADED show for the fans headlined by a New Segment! Each episode going forward, Mike will feature his "Groove of the Week": a song/artist he has really enjoyed lately or a new song/artist he wants to feature. For the first groove, Mike is featuring "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" by Gordon Lightfoot to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the tragic sinking of the ship. These will also be on our Instagram page each week too.

In addition, the boys recap the 2025 Rock 'N Roll HOF induction ceremony and preview the 2025 Grammy's, which will be including two new award categories! Mike also has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and they round it out with a few Vinyl Friday Recaps including Rush's "2112" and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's "Live 1975-1985".

You can find every episode of this show here on Spotify, and Apple Podcast with new episodes dropping every other Friday

This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, its Halloween and the boys have a FULLY LOADED show for the fans headlined by "8 Tracks At the Movies" as the boys have a biopic review of the new Bruce Springsteen film "Deliver Me From Nowhere". The boys recap the film, talk about what they learned about Bruce and the making of the album "Nebraska", and how good Jeremy Allen White was portraying a musical legend! We also run through some "Music Current Events" as we pay special tribute to Ace Frehley of KISS who sadly passed away last week.

In addition, Mike has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and the boys both discuss some major vinyl purchases they have made recently. They round it out with a few Vinyl Friday Recaps including The Eagle’s "Eagles" and Steely Dan’s "Aja".

You can find every episode of this show here on Spotify, and Apple Podcast with new episodes dropping every other Friday

This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, we have a fully loaded show, headlined by a full concert review after Mike recently saw The Eagles in Las Vegas at The Sphere for a second time. He talks about going to The Sphere for a second time, what it was like being a fly on the wall experiencing the show with our parents, and everything in between. Finally, Nick has some "Music Current Events" discussing the passing of Moody Blues bassist John Lodge as well as the recent reunion announcements of No Doubt and Rush.

In addition, Mike has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment, and we re-rank the concerts that we have been to since 2019 after another busy summer concert season. The boys round it out with a few Vinyl Friday Recaps including Genesis' "Duke" and George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass".

You can find every episode of this show here on Spotify, and Apple Podcast with new episodes dropping every other Friday