227 - Pixies - Doolittle - Patton Oswalt & Joey Santiago
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EPISODE SUMMARY:
In a sonic collision of alternative brilliance, "The 500 with Josh Adam Meyers" delves into the dissonant beauty of Pixies' 1989 masterpiece, "Doolittle." This genre-defying album, a cacophony of raw energy and lyrical mystique, elevated Pixies to iconic status within the alternative music sphere. Joining this auditory exploration are two distinctive voices – the comedic maestro Patton Oswalt, marking his second appearance on the show, and Pixies' co-founding lead guitarist Joey Santiago. "Doolittle" is a sonic odyssey with tracks like "Monkey Gone to Heaven" and "Here Comes Your Man," showcasing Pixies' ability to seamlessly blend punk, surf rock, and surreal lyricism. Patton Oswalt, celebrated for his wit and cultural commentary, adds a layer of comedic insight to the episode, offering a lens through which to appreciate the album's avant-garde brilliance. Joey Santiago, Pixies' sonic architect, brings firsthand anecdotes and musical wisdom, unraveling the creative alchemy that birthed "Doolittle."
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ALBUM STREAM - DOOLITTLE:
NEW MUSIC INSPIRED BY PIXIES:
“The Meteor” by Landlady