Infectious Groove Podcast
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We love music. You love music. Let's talk about it. From current events, crazy show stories, what we're currently listening to, and anything else that is on our minds—there may even be a special guest on to answer all of your burning questions.
The only way to know is to tune in weekly and find out.
The only way to know is to tune in weekly and find out.
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Is learning a ton about the artists you love a good thing? What if you find out they're not that great of person? In our day & age, we have more access to information about artists than ever. Even when you're not looking for it, the information usually makes it way to you. So what do you do when an arist you love does something bad? What about the main stream media's role in this? What role does race place in this? This week Michelle and Russ sit down with Dave from the Beer in Front podcast to discuss all those points and more. It's Season 8, Episode 7 of your favorite show: the Infectious Groove Podcast
This week's episode features an album pick from Russ for review. We've called in a member of the OddPods Media family to help us out too! Richie from Super Media Bros sits in with Russ while we talk through one of Russ' favorite albums of the past decade: "Happier Than Ever" by Billie Eilish. Richie is new to the album and Russ was new to Billie as an artist, so that's makes for an interesting discussion. Hit play, listen in, talk back and make sure to sure your feedback with us. it's Season 8, Episode 6 of the Infectious Groove Podcast!
We are excited to welcome out friends from The Itch Rocks Podcast back for one more Totally Epic Cover Battle. This week find Michelle & Russ discussing the song "Beat It" from two different eras. We discuss the original version by Michael Jackson from his incredible "Thriller" album against the cover version from the band Fall Out Boy. Russ also shares some choice words for Chris Rock regarding the difference between listening to R. Kelly and listening to an innocent man like Michael Jackson. This episode is packed with music facts, laughs and hot takes in the best way. It's Season 8, Episode 5 of your favorite music podcast; the Infectious Groove Podcast!
Soundtracks can add so much to the experience of seeing a movie. Whether it's one of the greatest movies you've ever seen and the music helps you relieve it or you'd rather forget the movie, but want to hear the songs from it. Overall, the music from motion pictures can often outlive the movie itself. This week, we welcome Dayton back from the dockingbay77 podcast to help us discuss our all time favorites. From Prince to Kool & the Gang to The Muppets to Led Zeppelin to Cypress Hill, every genre gets some love here.Take a listen and make sure to leave us feedback letting us know what you think of our picks and what some of your favorite soundtracks of all time are. It's Season 8, Episode 4 of your favorite music podcast: the Infectious Groove Podcast.
The early to mid 90s yieded a lot of diverse sounds but somehow, you usually only hear about grunge from that era. This week, the IGP crew opens up the suggestion box and let's a listener pick the album for us to review. Our listener chose an album that really shows hoo diverse that era of music was. This week we take a look at "Fashion Nugget" by Cake. Find out what Michelle thought, what Russ liked and if they can agree on anything to do with this landmark album. It's Season 8, Episode 3 of the Infectious Groove Podcast!
Who knows? We do. This week the Infectious Groove Podcast returns to it's popular Totally Epic Cover Battle series and boy do we have a good one. Seth from Treble Treble podcast joins us to work through a battle featuring two artists that he loves: David Bowie and Nirvana.First released in 1970, the song "Man Who Sold The World" went on to become an enourmous hit for Nirvana when it was released in 1994 on their "Unplugged In New York" album. Our task this week was to take a listen to both versions, talk through the difference and pick which one we think is better. It's Season 8, Episode 2 of Ziggy Stardust's favorite podcast: the Infectious Groove Podcast!
We are kicking off Season 8 with a bang! We're discussing a topic we've meant to cover since Day 1: mixed tapes and CDs. Have you ever made one of somone? Has anyone ever made one for you? What do they mean? Are they always romantic gestures? Do they even matter in the day and age of streaming / playlists? All these questions and more answered as Michelle & Russ welcome Garrett from EverTrending Story to discuss this great topic with us.
Back in January of 2020, we released the first episode of the Infectious Groove Podcast. Over the years, we've been shocked and delighted about so many things. We've been able to interview so many great artists. We've talked abiout so much music. From Pink Floyd to The Black Crowes to Michael Jackson and many more. Our Season 7 finale happens to line up with the anniversary of the first episode we released, so we are dedicating the main topic to a stroll down memory lane. Listen in as Michelle & Russ talk through some of the highlights from the past 3 years as well as what the future holds. It's Season 7, Episode 16 of your favorite music podcast; the Infectious Groove Podcast.
Do you like new & unique sounds? Well boy howdy have we got an album for you to check out. This week, our Album Review series continues and this time it's Michelle's turnt to bring something to the table. Michelle choose an artist from New Zealand named Gin Wigmore and her third effort "Blood To Bone". Gin brings influences from all sorts and genres along with a new/fresh sound to her third album. Michelle & Russ have had the pleasure of seeing Ms. Wigmore in concert, so we've got some thoughts to share about that too. Listen in as we talk through what we like, what we don't like and what think you'll like about this fantastic artist. It's Season 7, Episode 15 of your best friends brother Larry's favorite music podcast, the Infectious Groove Podcast!
Way back in 1984, Don Henley was enjoying solo success after having left The Eagles. One of his most memorable hits came from his second solo album. The song "Boys Of Summer" cemented Don as a hitmaker as a solo artist. Just shy of 20 years later, The Ataris came along and released a cover version of the song to massive success. In our latest episode, we'll talk through both versions of the song and ultimately give you our picks for which version is the best and why. Russ is super excited to share this episode with you as his co-host is his very own son Zakk. Zakk brings a fresh perspective to this discussion that we think you'll really enjoy. It's Season 7, Episode 14 of your favorite Heartbreakers favorite music podcast, the Infectious Groove Podcast!
It's that time of year again! Time for Russ & Michelle to take a look back on what they were listening to in 2022, via Spotify Wrapped. Be prepared for the usual "reasoning" and arguments, along with some great reasons why we listened to what we listened to. Along for the ride this week is Seth, a long time supporter of our show and podcaster in his own right. Find out when & how Seth is returning to the world of podcasting as well as what he's been listening to in 2022. It's Season 7, Episode 13 of your favorite AI bots favorite podcast, the Infectious Groove Podcast!
Songs popping up in commercials, movies & television is not a new thing. However, you can end up very surprised when it happens with a certain artist or song. How many people were shocked when they first heard "Revolution" by The Beatles being used to sell Nike sneakers? It can be done well, but we seem to be still figuring out how. With the recent rise in seemingly every legacy artist selling the rights to their catalog, it makes music fans wonder how & when these songs we love are going to be used. We felt this warranted a serious discussion, so we called our friend Dayton from the dockingbay77 podcast to help us out. In this episode Russ & Dayton talk through everyone from Taylor Swift to The Beatles to Black Sabbath and more. It's Season 7 Episode 12 of the CEO of Reebok's favorite podcast: the Infectious Groove Podcast.
What would happen if someone released an album that's supposed to be "country" but instread, it sounded like soul, rock, R&B? What if that album had an incredible rendition of "In Bloom" by Nirvana? Believe it or not, someone already did that. Country / music outlaw Sturgill Simpson released exactly that ablum in April of 2016.This week, Russ & Michelle are joined by KC & Aaron of The Itch Rocks Podcast to talk through a review of "A Sailor's Guide To Earth", the stunning third solo effort from Sturgill Simpson. The guys from The Itch consider themselves to be "rock guys" but we think you'll be surprised by how much they enjoyed this album. It's Season 7, Episode 11 of your favorite CMA snubbed artists favorite show: The Infectious Groove Podcast!
Technical difficulties tried to prevent us from brining this episode to you, but if you've listened to us for any length of time you know that nothing holds us back! This week, we were supposed to be joined by Dayton from the Dockingbay77 podcast but his internet prevented that. Luckily, we have plenty of experienced podcasters in the family, so we called on Lauren from Beer'd Al Podcast to help us with this one. Lauren sits down as we stare down another Totally Epic Cover Battle. This time out, the band King Harvest takes on the band Toploader in a battle over who gave us the best rendition of "Dancing In The Moonlight". It's Season 7 Episode 10 of your favorite accordion players favorite podcast, the Infectious Groove Podcast.
Whether you're a parent or not, you've probably wondered what music should or shouldn't be played in front of children. We tackle that topic this week on the podcast by jumping head first into how we've deal with it so far. Michelle & Russ both have children of their own, but we also called in Chris from the Dadnarok YouTube channel to give us a hand with this one.Which artists have we avoided? Which artists have we allowed? Hear that discussion along with how we plan to go forward. Make sure to share your thoughts with us too. Follow us on social media or leave us a voicemail at 313-364-9899. It's Season 7, Episode 9 of your favorite show: the Infectious Groove Podcast!
Whether or not the Gorillaz are "real", our music discussion podcast certainly is! It's time once again for us to open our doors to a crowd pick for our album review rotation. This week not only did we let the crowd pick, but we let them join the show.Listen in as Russ sits down with Lauren and John of Beer'd Al Podcast fame while we talk through the finer points of John's pick for our album review. John brought the third effort from Gorillaz to the table. Packed with special guests, the album "Plastic Beach" was a little different then fans of the band were expecting. How did the album fare with us? There's only one way to find out: listen to the lastest episode of the Infectious Groove Podcast!
Jolene...Jolene....Jolene...Joleeeeeene! You know the song and we know you love it. Who did it better though? Was it the incredible woman who whote it, Dolly Parton? Is is possible that Jack White and his big sister Meg managed to make the better version? Join us as Michelle & Russ welcome Hillary from The Muck Podcast to talk through exactly that discussion. It's Season 7 Episode 7 of your favorite red headed bank tellers managers favorite show, the Infectious Groove Podcast!
Although much younger then many other genres, rap music already has a long and storied history. Much like any other genre, new artists are constantly breaking rules, setting new heights and exploring new sounds.During this episode, Russ is joined by Brad of the Album Concept Hour as they both list and explain their personal favorite rap albums of all time. Their picks cover almost 40 years of music history! Both Brad and Russ make sure to explain why these albums are their favorites and why YOU should listen tot them ASAP.It's Season 7, Episode 6 of your favorite copyrights lawers pool boys favorite podcast: The Infectious Groove Podcast!
This week on your favorite music podcast, Michelle has chosen an album for us to review. Is this album considered country music? We cover that aspect along with our thoughts in general about the best songs, the stinkers and our overall rating. We're excited to welcome returning guest Aaron from the I Had To Say It Podcast to sit in with us for the whole discussion.Our Jammy Jams, your Feedback and more are all part of this fun episode! It's Season 7 Episode 5 of your favorite social media star's TikTok famous friends favorite podcast: the Infectious Groove Podcast
We're got a fantastic match up this time out for the next in our series of Totally Epic Cover Battles. This time out, we're discussing a very sad song with two completely different versions that span over 30 years apart."Oh where oh where can my baby be?" sounds FAR different coming from J Frank Wilson than it does Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam. Both versions reached high positions on the charts when they were released and both are remembered for different reasons.Join us as Dave from the Beer In Front Podcast sits down to talk through the battle with us. As always we share what we like about the original and what we like about the cover. Many points everywhere and in between are discussed too.It's Season 7 Episode 4 of your baby's favorite music podcast: infectious Groove Podcast.
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I'm confused. I've listened or skipped through 3 episodes and have yet to hear a song. Is that representative of the podcast?
new to the show and very interesting. as a huge music lover myself, i cant get enough.
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Love what y'all are doing with this podcast. It's a grab bag of fun and your inter-host banter is top notch!
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