397 - Massive Attack - Blue Lines - Margaret Cho

 

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EPISODE SUMMARY:

There’s music to drive to, music to dance to, and then there’s music to have sweaty, mind-blowing sex to while high on ketamine. And there’s absolutely no doubt which category trip-hop pioneers Massive Attack fall into. Their 1991 debut album Blue Lines helped define “the Bristol sound,” after all. It was sound that comedian Margaret Cho found herself drawn to over and over as she traversed goth clubs, porno theaters and Republican brunches, leading the rich life that has been the inspiration for stand-up, film and television work.

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SHOW NOTES:

00:30 - Intro
09:45 - Modern Classical
15:15 - Good drug music
19:15 - Nothing better to fuck to 
25:30 - Cinematic porno 
30:00 - Happiest alone
40:45 - Drunk shopping for exercise equipment
46:00 - Costco for weed
53:15 - Sacrificing everything
1:01:15 - Thank God for no photos
1:10:15 - Facts!
1:13:30 - One proud momma
1:14:15 - Shout out, Chuck Palahniuk
1:15:15 - Buying broken instruments
1:17:15 - Go vote!
1:19:00 - Outro/New music

ALBUM STREAM - BLUE LINES:

NEW MUSIC INFLUENCED BY MASSIVE ATTACK: