Hosted by Melody Smith and Tara Gregg · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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A podcast about compact memories in jewel cases. Melody and Tara are exploring music and friendship through one of their favorite music artifacts: the compact disc. In each episode, they'll discuss a CD from Melody's expansive collection as they celebrate the sounds that shaped their lives. Check out our Spotify for episode playlists: Skip/Shuffle/Repeat.Send us your thoughts and questions for the mailbag episode: skipshufflerepeat@gmail.com.Follow us on Instagram for bonus content: skipshufflerepeat.
Melody Smith and Tara Gregg hosts Skip/Shuffle/Repeat, a music show with 24 episodes published.
We are at it again, this time jamming out to every banger on Modest Mouse's second studio album, The Lonesome Crowded West. Get angsty with us and learn the difference between the food group paper folds. If that statemen
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This week, we're talking about how romantic anguish and lots of drugs fueled the making of one of the most popular, most highly ranked albums of all time, Fleetwood Mac's 11th album, Rumours. As always, you can find a co
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Sticking to the mid 1990s for this one so we can revisit an incredibly popular album, (What's the Story) Morning Glory? by Oasis. Turns out it's incredibly mediocre! This one's a wild ride that ends with an unforgettable
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It turns out 1996 was an important year in music for us. We are back in it to revisit Fiona Apple's Tidal. Fiona's debut album made a splash, for sure, and it resonated with us as teen girls trying to come of age and gai
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This one feels like an instant classic. Maybe because it's about an instant classic? Alllllright, oh no (oooooo, ooo ooo), it's CAKE's Fashion Nugget! Tune in as we Go the Distance to investigate why we love the sass and
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This episode reveals our deep, deep love affair with Janelle Monáe, our queer cyborg goddess, as we discuss her first album, Metropolis: The Chase Suite (2007). It brings up a lot of feels and a lot of references, includ
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It's the day after the presidential inauguration and Melody & Tara are here to help you through these tough times with a deep dive into Radiohead's 2003 release, Hail to the Thief. This album is the perfect companion to
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Melody and Tara are BACK! Season 2 opens with the besties jumping into Melody's first Nina Simone album that she ever purchased, Nina Simone's Finest Hour. Here are some things that the ladies recommend you check out if
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We did it! Our first season is behind us and we had an amazing time doing a LIVE recording of our Season One Mailbag wrap-up with friends of the pod! Thank you all for submitting questions online or in person. We appreci
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Well... we have arrived! It's the final episode of Season 1 and we chose a delightfully joyous album to celebrate the occasion: Architecture in Helsinki's Places Like This. This episode cuts deep into some core friendshi
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Here's the deal, they can't all be bangers. When diving into the cd collection of a teenager, you are gonna find some that you just don't really like any longer (or never did, in Tara's case). Join us as we laugh our way
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We're in the mood, get ready. This episode we jump into Sublime's third and final album, Sublime, and reminisce about summer parties when everyone knew every word to every Sublime song playing on the radio. Plus we learn
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Today we're discussing Sarah McLachlan's Fumbling Toward Ecstasy (1993) cause it turns out we really love that early '90s sound! And, we're tackling some very serious questions on this episode: Does everyone (not so) sec
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Melody and Tara explore one of the most popular, most sold records of all time; Led Zeppelin's oddly untitled fourth album that everyone just calls Led Zeppelin IV (or Runes possibly, if you wanna get weird about it). Jo
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The Pixies' second album, Doolittle, takes us back to the late 1980s for some "surrealist" surf rock. Tara and Melody attempt to reconcile how to love someone's music if they're a real-life jerk... the classic "love the
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It's the one some of you have been waiting for! Tara and Melody get into one of Melody's favorite albums by her favorite artist, Boys for Pele by Tori Amos. Top Songs and Bonus Tracks, per usual, is up now on Spotify . L
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Melody and Tara jump into a CLASSIC, Massive Attack's Mezzanine, and talk about the importance of listening to music loudly while driving. Top Songs and Bonus Tracks up on Spotify . Did you know Patreon subscribers found
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Melody returns Tara's long lost "loosey" cd of The Bends, the second studio album from Radiohead. Top Songs and Bonus Tracks up on Spotify . Did you know Patreon subscribers found out about this episode's CD days ago? Yo
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Let's get into the squishy sounds! Melody and Tara take their vitamins and prepare for battle as they discuss Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, the tenth studio album from The Flaming Lips. Top Songs and Bonus Tracks up o
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Melody and Tara breakdown Damien Rice's B Sides. Want to hear the music we talk about in each episode? Check out the Top Songs & Bonus Tracks playlist for this episode on Spotify here . Follow us on Spotify for playlists
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