Ep. 13 - Pink Floyd Meets Eugene McDaniels

In this episode, Craig and Shawn delve into two distinct yet equally captivating musical landscapes. Shawn spotlights Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon," a groundbreaking album renowned for its innovative use of studio effects, cohesive concept, and timeless tracks like "Time" and "Money." He explores the album's themes of existentialism and human experience, discussing how its intricate production and profound lyrics have cemented it as one of the greatest albums of all time.

Craig shines a light on an overlooked classic soul album, Eugene McDaniels' "Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse." He highlights the album's powerful social commentary, unique fusion of funk, jazz, and soul, and its enduring relevance. Craig delves into standout tracks like "Jagger the Dagger" and "Supermarket Blues," discussing how McDaniels' bold artistry and incisive lyrics offer a compelling and often under-appreciated critique of society.

Join Craig and Shawn as they celebrate the iconic brilliance of "Dark Side of the Moon" and uncover the hidden depths of "Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse," offering insights and appreciation for these remarkable albums.