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This is the official Rate The Record Podcast!Each week, an album will be chosen (my choice, request, anniversary, etc.). Listen to the whole thing, discuss it, then we hit that bread and butter by ranking the songs and rating the record! Pretty cut and dry, right?Join me for weekly album reviews! Additionally, over on the YouTube page you can find new music reviews and deep dives into some of my all-time favourite songs!Who knows, maybe you’ll hear your favourite album on the show! maybe, just maybe, this will be your new favourite music based podcast!We’re always looking for and considering albums and new music to have on the show. Who knows, maybe this will end up being your new favourite podcast before too long!Where did YOUR favourite album end up? Were your favourite songs ranked highly? Tune in to find out!
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Talk about the weather or talk about the album? Why not both? Join me as I take a look at Red Lorry Yellow Lorry and their 1985 album Talk About the Weather. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up with w
Sometimes, I can't tell if this band is underrated to just simply forgotten. Either way, time to relive some more 90s magic as we check out Collective Soul and their 1997 album Disciplined BreakdownDon't forget to like,
Sometimes, I can't tell if this band is underrated to just simply forgotten. Either way, time to relive some more 90s magic as we check out Collective Soul and their 1997 album Disciplined BreakdownDon't forget to like,
Twenty seven years ago, this band was divisive at best. A lot of hate, too. But it seems like they're bigger than ever in their comeback. So what better time to jump back into my childhood and check out Limp Bizkit and t
Fun fact, this album was supposed to be reviewed back in season four when Savannah was still around. Well, at least it's getting done now. Of course, that album is Silverchair's 1995 debut album "Frogstomp."Don't forget
I'm only slightly older than this album, and it's definitely better than me. Let's celebrate the 35th anniversary of Skinny Puppy's 1990 album "Too Dark Park."Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up with
Doing something a little more recent for this episode. Join me as I check out Spiritbox and their 2025 album "Tsunami Sea."Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up with what's going on with the show. I wou
An album that was on the schedule as far back as season five FINALLY gets it's time to shine. So, how is it? Well, tune in and check out exactly what I thought of Fiona Apple and her 1999 album "When The Pawn..."Don't fo
Well, my absolute favourite Cure album maybe be exactly as old as I am, but this one in particular just turned forty! So help me celebrate by checking out The Cure's 1985 album "The Head on the Door."Don't forget to like
Wow, fourth anniversary of Rate The Record, eh? Well, keeping in with tradition, that means it's time to review another Pearl Jam album. This time around, I'll be checking out the 1998 album "Yield." Don't forget to like
And we're finally back with "Season 8" of the podcast. I actually don't know how long the season is going go for with all the weird new scheduling, but let's roll with it anyway! This time around, we're taking a look at
Well, season seven is now behind us. So, we gotta do what we always go. It's time to rank all the best songs from the season and determine once and for all which one is the best!Don't forget to like, comment, and subscri
Surprise, it's the season seven finale! Kind of sudden, but I explain at the end of the video. Regardless, there's a whole episode to listen to prior to that. Join me as I check out King Crimson and their 1969 album "In
Missed the 20th anniversary by a week, but that wont stop me from celebrating. Join me as I check out Nine Inch Nails and their 2005 album "With Teeth."Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up with what's
Almost one hundred episodes later, I figured it was time he came back. This week we're checking out the one and only Frank Zappa and his 1976 album Zoot Allures!Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up wit
An absolute 90s highlight. So what am I going to think about it though? Not that that should matter though. But if you're curious, join me as I check out Soundgarden and their 1994 album Superunknown. Don't forget to lik
Some old school Canadian rock music for this episode. We're taking a look at April Wine and their 1978 album First Glance. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up with what's going on with the show. A new
Let's bring it all back to the Canadian indie scene as we take a look at mother Mother and their 4th studio album The Sticks.Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up with what's going on with the show. A n
Am I going to get shadow banned for having that band name in the title of this episode? That band happens to be Killing Joke and I'm checking out their 1985 album Night Time.Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe t
Back on March 13th, this one turned 30 years old. Almost time for a good old midlife crisis, eh? This week, I'm looking at Radiohead and their 1995 album The Bends. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep up
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Rate The Record Podcast is hosted by Rate The Record. The show is categorised under music (commentary) and has published 156 episodes.
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