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Episode 16: Cory Thinks Everything Is the Best Thing Ever
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On this week's riveting Song Buzzards episode, our heroes laugh, cry, and fight over the last note on the "Music Discovery" theme song. But all is forgiven when they bond over conversations about their first concerts, the wizardry of Phil Collins, and their love for Q-Tip and Q-Tips. Devon reveals his past connection to Alanis Morissette's lyrics as a 15-year old, while Cory looks up South Dakota on a map, and they try to put their heads together to figure out what genre best fits Lana Del Rey. There's also some talk about David Lynch and surrealist pornography, and some tips on how to stay away from cabins in woods. You're gonna need some milk.
Without further ado, it's Moonbabies time!
- Winter People - Two's Company
- Caskitt - Old Fire New Frontier
- Half&Half - The Recipe
- Wojciech Golczewski - She Comes
- MIYNT - After the Gold Rush
- Signals Midwest - You're Gonna Be Golden
- MOONBABIES - Chorus
- OVERWERK - Canon Pt. II
- Ghost Gum - Edible Complex
- we set sail - Snails
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Bonus Content:
- Stream Ghost Gum's The Past, The Future, Dwelling There Like Space on Stereogum
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