The New Dad Rock

著者： Steve Nelson & Keith Nottonson
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  • Two college radio DJs during the 90s, hosts Keith and Steve helped expose bands like Nirvana, Pavement and PJ Harvey. They went to shows, interviewed musicians and reviewed albums for various zines and papers. They worked security at concerts and once, even did load-in for Phish. Now they’re dads. Whether you want to explore lesser-known music or take a trip down memory lane, tune in to The New Dad Rock. Join hosts Keith and Steve as they navigate the ages together, sharing their love of music across various eras and genres. Always well intentioned, often well informed, seldom boring, The New Dad Rock will expand your mind.
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  • EP 88. Music for the Masses

    EP 88. Music for the Masses
    2024/09/03

    In this episode of The New Dad Rock, we dive into the electrifying year of 1988, where the worlds of metal, rock, and synth-pop collided in unexpected ways. We explore the rise of concept albums like Queensrÿche’s Operation: Mindcrime and King Diamond’s Them, which pushed the boundaries of storytelling in metal.

    The Big Four of thrash metal—Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax—dominated with releases like ...And Justice for All, South of Heaven, So Far, So Good... So What!, and State of Euphoria. Meanwhile, the second tier of thrash, including bands like Testament, Overkill, and Death Angel, delivered powerful albums that kept the genre’s momentum going.

    Synths still reigned supreme in the pop world with bands like Depeche Mode, New Order, and Yaz. At the same time, they began to influence industrial music, leading to groundbreaking releases from Ministry and Skinny Puppy. We also revisit R.E.M.’s Green, which marked a shift in the band’s sound and solidified their place in the alt-rock pantheon.

    From the massive success of Def Leppard’s Hysteria to the Monsters of Rock Tour, 1988 was a year where genres collided, new sounds emerged, and nothing was shocking, though Donnie Darko and Fishbone were certainly a bit out there.

    Join us as we reminisce about the music that defined 1988 and still resonates with us today.



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    28 分
  • EP 87. A Momentary Lapse of Talent

    EP 87. A Momentary Lapse of Talent
    2024/08/20

    Join us as we delve into the transformative year of 1987 in this episode of The New Dad Rock. We'll explore the iconic albums and unforgettable moments that defined the music scene. From U2’s monumental The Joshua Tree to INXS’s Kick and The Cure’s Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, this year was a watershed moment for rock and pop.

    We'll reminisce about why Steve spent an entire month listening to just one album—King Diamond’s Abigail—and relive the wild Motley Crue Girls, Girls, Girls tour. We'll also cover the release of Document by R.E.M. and the psychedelic sounds of Echo & the Bunnymen. And we can’t forget Pink Floyd’s A Momentary Lapse of Reason, their first album led by David Gilmour.

    We’ll highlight the new music from HARDY and Beak>, with their eclectic, genre-blending sounds. Keith will share memories of truckloads of porta potties heading to Telluride for a Grateful Dead concert and the influence of television shows on music tastes, like the classic "Paint It Black" from Tour of Duty.

    Tune in to hear Keith read song titles from our playlist in the outro and play along with Steve in our music trivia game. This episode is a celebration of a pivotal year in music, full of personal anecdotes and musical milestones.

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    28 分
  • EP 86. Looking For a Heartbeat

    EP 86. Looking For a Heartbeat
    2024/08/06
    Join us on this musical journey back to 1986, where the year in music was as diverse and dynamic as ever. From Don Johnson's surprising foray into music with his album Heartbeat to the rising star of Shaboozey, and the electrifying sounds of Mdou Moctar, we've got it all covered.

    We delve into the era when metal got a major overhaul with iconic albums like Master of Puppets by Metallica and Reign in Blood by Slayer supplanting older favorites like Somewhere in Time and Turbo. We discuss the disbanding of The Smiths following the release of The Queen is Dead and the tragic death of Cliff Burton. We'll also touch on Peter Gabriel's So and the release of The Police's singles compilation.

    In a nostalgic twist, we recount the story of Jasper introducing a song in the car, which turned out to be "Your Love" by The Outfield, reflecting on how musical tastes and influences come full circle. We'll also reflect on major global events like the first meeting between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva and how they influenced songs like Genesis's "Land of Confusion".

    Our discussion themes include the failed attempts of older metal bands to incorporate synths, as evidenced by albums like Turbo and Somewhere in Time. We’ll also cover the first induction ceremony of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and what we were listening to in 1986, from Metallica’s Master of Puppets to Megadeth’s Peace Sells…But Who's Buying?. We also talk about the popular sounds of the year, from the Beastie Boys' Licensed to Ill to Paul Simon's Graceland.

    Join us as we reminisce about the albums that still resonate today, like Depeche Mode’s Black Celebration and R.E.M.’s Life’s Rich Pageant. Tune in for a deep dive into 1986, a year that shaped our musical tastes and left an indelible mark on the rock and pop landscapes.

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    25 分

あらすじ・解説

Two college radio DJs during the 90s, hosts Keith and Steve helped expose bands like Nirvana, Pavement and PJ Harvey. They went to shows, interviewed musicians and reviewed albums for various zines and papers. They worked security at concerts and once, even did load-in for Phish. Now they’re dads. Whether you want to explore lesser-known music or take a trip down memory lane, tune in to The New Dad Rock. Join hosts Keith and Steve as they navigate the ages together, sharing their love of music across various eras and genres. Always well intentioned, often well informed, seldom boring, The New Dad Rock will expand your mind.
© 2024 The New Dad Rock
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