On this episode, the Now Spinning crew takes a deep dive into the legacy of the Beach Boys' seminal album, "Sunflower," released in 1970. They explore the album's remarkable collaborative nature, wherein each member significantly contributed to the songwriting and arrangement process. The discussion encompasses the album's historical context, highlighting its underappreciation upon release and its subsequent resurgence in the eyes of contemporary audiences. They also take a look at the intricate interplay of musical styles present in the album, reflecting the band's evolution during a tumultuous period in their career.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

The Now Spinning gang dive into and explore the diverse musical genres played at their last Vinyl Record Club meeting including a notable 30-minute jazz piece by Miles Davis. They also dive into the works of iconic figures such as Brian Wilson, Prince, and Charles Mingus, whose contributions resonate deeply within the fabric of music history.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This podcast episode delves into the profound impact of Wouter De Backer, commonly known as Gotye. The Now Spinning crew engages in a meticulous examination of his discography, traversing the evolution from his debut album, "Bored Face," to the critically acclaimed "Making Mirrors." The conversation explores the innovative sampling techniques that define his sound, showcasing how he intricately weaves diverse musical elements into his compositions.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club