Bästa David Lat podcaster (2024)

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Challenge Episode - The National & MF Doom 1:24:42

3+ y ago1:24:42

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They’re back! It's been a minute, but Bravid finally made it through the school year and are fully vaxxed. That means they are back in the studio to avoid any more ZOOM burnout. Brandon and David each issued a challenge album for the other to listen to that they, for whatever reason, would not necessarily listen to in their own musical journies. Da…

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Mini-Episode: Christmas Voicemails! 36:38

4y ago36:38

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Mini-Episode! Ebenezer Scrooge, The Grinch, and Brandon Murray. What do these three have in common? Listen to this bonus episode and find out what trap we lured you into with our requests for voicemails. We, for some reason, challenge your favs, least favs, and hot takes, further discouraging our listeners to call in and/or have an opinion other th…

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"Oh, baby please come home." - "A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector” 1:26:57

4y ago1:26:57

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There are over 500 recorded versions of “White Christmas” out there. How do we determine which is the definitive version and how do we separate it from nostalgia...or does nostalgia need Christmas like Phil Spector needs The Wrecking Crew? Another album featuring the famed Wrecking Crew? Brandon and David employ the assistance of their better halve…

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"I like the peace in the backseat" - Arcade Fire's "Funeral" 1:12:47

4y ago1:12:47

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What is post-emo? or evolutionary hipsterdom? Bravid praises this melancholic debut album from the brightest thing to come out of Canada since the lightbulb (look it up). This group sure does punch above its weight: arena shows, network specials, touring with Bowie, Album of the Year recipients. Operatic sounds with coming-of-age themes make this a…

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"What's America without greed and glamour?" - A Tribe Called Quest's "The Low End Theory" 1:02:48

4+ y ago1:02:48

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The Lovable Literature Teachers explore A Tribe Called Quest's anti-sophomore slump album, "The Low End Theory," in the latest episode of Late to the Party. Maybe inspired by the lyricism of Q-Tip, the duo gets abstract and grapples with the Busta problem while also celebrating Phife Dawg's rise. Needless to say, this episode is smooth like butter.…

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"Harry, you sure look beat." - Harry Nilsson's "Nilsson Schmilsson" 57:28

4+ y ago57:28

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Bravid (as they are sometimes known) discuss Harry Nilsson's "Nilsson Schmilsson". David attempts and fails to compare Harry Nilsson to Mickey Rourke and Brandon gives a huge shout out to Bobby Keys. You know Bobby Keys, right? Don't we all know Bobby Keys? Am I the only one who doesn't know Bobby Keys?--- Send in a voice message: https://podcaster…

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"No regrets, Coyote." - Joni Mitchell's Hejira 56:57

4+ y ago56:57

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In this episode, the twosome explores Joni Mitchell's 8th studio album, "Hejira". David reveals who he confused Joni Mitchell with for decades and Brandon waxes poetic about form and function.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/latetotheparty1989/message

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"Where'd you park the car?"-- Radiohead's Kid A 53:06

4+ y ago53:06

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In the inaugural episode, David and Brandon discuss Radiohead's seminal album Kid A along with such burning questions as "What's pop music?" and "Why's Thom Yorke so sad?" Join them as they break down album highlights and give you just enough to fake your way through any awkward, depressing(?) discussions about "important" album #906.--- Send in a …