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Chapter 458 - "It's Turning Out To Be Something Next Level" ...as read by LYLVC

Today we welcome Alyse Zavala and Oscar Romero from LYLVC to to the podcast! LYLVC is an up and coming hard rock/nu metal band from Raleigh North Carolina. When we chatted they were in studio working on new music. The band most recently released a single titled Crawl Space. Alyse and Oscar share their backgrounds and how they contrast, how Oscar wanted to rap in a rock band, Alyse’s career as a hacker, the Era’s tour, and more!

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Chapter 458 Music:

LYLVC - "Crawl Space"

LYLVC - "Perfect Drug"

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Ever taken a trip down memory lane to compare your childhood days to the kids of today? We certainly did in this week's session, sparked by Sam's recent trip to the circus, which oddly was more fascinating to her than the kids. We got talking about how the digital age has shifted perspectives and had us reminiscing about the value of exploration and discovery in our own upbringing.

From childhood memories, we transitioned into a raw and honest conversation around a sensitive topic: celibacy. Brittany shared her personal journey, the challenges she faces, and her struggle to find a partner who shares her beliefs. We further navigated the complex issues of body count and societal double standards towards women's past. From Brittany Renner's self-proclaimed body count to PJ Washington's child support situation, we left no stone unturned.

Things took a dramatic turn as we delved into the recent controversy surrounding Jason Derulo and his alleged sexual harassment lawsuit. It had us debating, not just about the lawsuit and its effect on his music and image, but also navigating the ever-changing landscape of dating and relationships in the modern age. We rounded off with some insights on the importance of honesty in relationships. Get ready to be intrigued and provoked in this tell-all episode.

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PJ Pat reads and comments on a Tom Morello interview from Guitar World Magazine in December 2002. Tom talks about the making of Audioslave's first self-titled album with Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell.

Intro music by Toronto band Witch of November.

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A collection of music from the streets of Lindy, featuring past and future guests of the podcast!

Have a happy and safe New Year's, and we'll see you in 2023!

Track Listing:

(0:00) Milwaukee Skyrocket - "Aces and Eights"

(3:47) Bess Rogers - "Bulldozer"

(6:35) Unsound - "Jepetto"

(11:37) Smooch - "5th & Kent"

(14:11) Breslau - "Bending Backwards"

(17:30) The Opus - "Velvida"

(20:58) A-Life - "She Knows"

(24:57) The Modern - "Suspended In a Starry Sky"

(27:53) NoFace - "Dreaming"

(31:04) Halfway to Hell Club - "Lindenhurst, You Broke My Heart"

(33:30) The Waiting Process - "Paula's Song"

(36:23) Your Tragic Hero - "Anniversareasons"

(40:13) The Moon Door - "Lindenhurst"

Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit adjusts to life in 2022. 

Dave Penner as "Fred"  - Eli Chance as "Son" - Written by Eli Chance and Dave Penner - Editing and Sound Design by Dave Penner - Album Art by Kirk Diedrich - Theme by Pietro Milanesi

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Nick's out of the office, so Kevin is joined by friend of the show Mogan to dig into Rammstein's 1997 classic: Sehnsucht. Turns out it's super gross.