Yet another movie podcast…but this one is the best. (of course!) We come up with brilliant movie questions and interview film buffs. Check us out!
One of our favorite soundtrack guest returns to chat about one of the worst biopics ever. (her words!). Brian's mom Joanne chats about the Jerry Lee Lewis themed soundtrack from 1989.
We're going back to the old west in this episode covering our favorite Western movies from one of the oldest genres in film history.
You loved him on The Karate Kid soundrack episode, Stu returns to chat about the 80s high school wrestling classic, Vision Quest! Does this soundtrack resonate with "Only the Young" from the 80s or is it for the "Lunatic Fringe"? Take a listen and find out!
DGMM is going to court this week! Hopefully we hired a great lawyer to keep us out of jail. If not, you can check out episode 78 which covers our favorite prison movies.
We know the movie is a comedy classic, but what about the music? Brian's mom Joanne returns to discuss the Animal House soundtrack!
Does performing music on-stage mean immediate success when on the big screen? We decided to discuss our favorite actors who started as musicians.
DJ Metal Mike Tyler returns to discuss the Last Action Hero soundtrack from 1993. Is this a hard rock cult classic or does the soundtrack deserve to die a slow death like a cheesy action-flick villain?
Dain rejoins us for his list of hilarious movie poster taglines! Then we go back to the past for a special Halloween episode from Brian's college radio days. Join the BLT (Brian & Leah Time) from one of their full 80s-themed radio shows recorded at the San Francisco State radio station back in 1999. Hear music from Hall & Oates, AC/DC, U2, Zakk Wylde, Ministry, Depeche Mode, Iron Maiden, Motley Crue, Book of Love, Erasure, Concrete Blonde, Ozzy Osbourne, Nine Inch Nails, Dokken, Alice Cooper, The Talking Heads, Judas Priest, Van Halen, The B52s, The Police, and Siouxsie and the Banshees.
Normally we cover much older soundtracks, but the latest version of A Star is Born we felt was well-worth exploring. Does Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper deliver a modern masterpiece or should the series have to stuck to the Judy Garland showtunes?
Keith Rochford makes his DGMM debut as we discuss the Singles soundtrack! Time to bust out those flannel shirts and Doc Martens because we're going back to Seattle, circa 1992.
