
In this episode Scott and Chris talk about albums that made them fall in love with a band and become true, die-hard fans. Featuring: Primus The Beatles Stretch Armstrong Bjork A Static Lullaby & Pedro the Lion There's...


Personal Records is a music conversation podcast where longtime friends Scott and Chris revisit the albums that shaped them, argue over the records that still hold up, and make the case for the songs, scenes, and personal attachments that make music matter. Each episode digs into favorite albums, forgotten gems, year-by-year debates, drafts, rankings, and the records we can't stop talking about.
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Signup to Generate a PitchPersonal Records is a music conversation podcast where longtime friends Scott and Chris revisit the albums that shaped them, argue over the records that still hold up, and make the case for the songs, scenes, and personal attachments that make music matter.
Personal Records is hosted by Scott and Chris. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Albums That Made Us Die Hard Fans | Personal Records Ep. 13" (2 October 2026, 59 minutes), "Last Record Standing | Debut Albums Tournament Vol. 4" (25 September 2026, 72 minutes), and "Epic 3 Album Runs" (18 September 2026, 55 minutes).
Personal Records publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Personal Records is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Personal Records requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Personal Records's contact route on record: verified email.
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Scott and Chris hosts Personal Records, a music podcast with 14 episodes published.
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In this episode Scott and Chris talk about albums that made them fall in love with a band and become true, die-hard fans. Featuring: Primus The Beatles Stretch Armstrong Bjork A Static Lullaby & Pedro the Lion There's...

Sixteen debut albums. One tournament. One Last Record Standing. Scott and Chris return for Debut Albums Vol. 4, putting another stacked field of first albums head-to-head. The winner will claim the fourth and final...

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One great album is hard. Three in a row? That's rare. On Episode 11 of Personal Records, Scott and Chris each pick three artists who delivered a killer three album run. Eighteen records, six artists, and a fairly direct...

16 debut albums. One spot in the Final Four. Scott and Chris return for the third installment of Last Album Standing, putting another 16 debut records head-to-head until only one remains. From grunge and alternative...

Episode #9
1977 was a massive year for music, but which albums still matter most to us? Scott and Chris were both born in 1978, so this episode takes Personal Records back to the year before either of us arrived. We each count...

Episode #8
1996 was absolutely stacked. Weezer, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Korn, Rage Against the Machine, The Cure, and that barely scratches the surface. Scott and Chris take turns drafting 20 albums from 1996, building rival...

Sixteen more debut albums enter Last Record Standing, and only one will earn a place in our ultimate Final Four. This bracket brings together Linkin Park vs. Papa Roach, Wu-Tang Clan vs. Nas, Snoop Dogg vs. Dr. Dre...

Episode #6
Scott and Chris each rank their five favorite concept albums, covering classic rock operas, progressive sci-fi, emo, metal and modern hip-hop. The conversation includes Pink Floyd, Rush, Coheed and Cambria, Kendrick...

We put 16 legendary debut albums in a bracket to determine which one will be the Last Record Standing. In the first volume of our new album tournament, Scott and Chris go matchup by matchup, debating these classic...

Episode #3
In this episode of Personal Records , Scott and Chris take a deep dive into HUM , the Illinois space-rock band behind You'd Prefer an Astronaut , Downward Is Heavenward , and Inlet . We talk about the band's massive...

Episode #2
<p >Scott and Chris go back to 1987 for a full album draft. We started with a pool of 50 records released that year, then took turns selecting 10 albums apiece to build the strongest possible team.</p> <p >There are...

Episode #2
Scott and Chris go back to 1987 for a full album draft. We started with a pool of 50 records released that year, then took turns selecting 10 albums apiece to build the strongest possible team. There are huge albums...

Episode #1
<p>Scott and Chris kick off Personal Records with a trip back to 1997 — a weird, loaded, ridiculously good year for albums. Each of us brings our five favorite records from the year and explains what makes them so...

Episode #1
Scott and Chris kick off Personal Records with a trip back to 1997 — a weird, loaded, ridiculously good year for albums. Each of us brings our five favorite records from the year and explains what makes them so special...

Personal Records
<p>Welcome to Personal Records.</p> <p>In this short intro episode, Scott and Chris explain what the show is, why they wanted to start it, and what listeners can expect from future episodes. Personal Records is a music...

Personal Records
Welcome to Personal Records. In this short intro episode, Scott and Chris explain what the show is, why they wanted to start it, and what listeners can expect from future episodes. Personal Records is a music...
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