• #279 - The Loman Brothers | TayTay Today: Eras End | Metacritic Top Albums of the 21st Century

  • Dec 12 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 15 mins
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#279 - The Loman Brothers | TayTay Today: Eras End | Metacritic Top Albums of the 21st Century

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  • Greg brings some news & a guest this week. Friend of the show and Greg’s little brother, Austin Loman is back on the show this week! Greg & Austin usually jam over the holidays and decided to book a show this year. If you’re in or around DC on Saturday, December 28, you can catch The Loman Brothers at Bossa Bistro + Lounge from 7:30pm-9:30pm (all ages welcome).

    Songs:

    Austin Loman Band - “After Image”

    Jeff Beck (Live at Ronnie Scotts) - “Angel (Footsteps)”

    Alan Holdsworth - “Looking Glass”

    Taylor Swift has just concluded her twenty-one month, 149 show, worldwide Eras Tour, which is on record as the highest grossing tour of all time. Jay brings us all the stats on Tay Tay Today.

    Song: Bill Evans Trio - “Nardis (Live, 1970, Norway)”

    Finally, Nick came across a Top 50 Albums of the 21st Century post on a spammy looking website. The post relied entirely on Metacritic to determine the albums and rankings. Metacritic is an aggregator of music reviews, weighted based on the critic and/or publication’s reputation. The resulting list is quite interesting. (https://stacker.com/music/50-best-albums-21st-century-according-critics).

    Song: Wadada Lee Smith - “Dred Scott, 1857”
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