Record Rodeo: January 2019: James Blake, Queen, Bob Dylan, and More

YEE-HAW! Another month, another trip down to the Record Rodeo, where Josh and Connor round up the best and worst albums they have listened to in the last 30 days.

If you're unable to tell when listening to the episode, Josh is really excited. Is it the caffeine, sugar, or something else entirely? Most likely. But he's mainly excited because of one band in particular. Not only has this band produced one of the most beautiful records he has heard in recent memory, they have also produced a TEN OUTTA TEN record. It is nearly three hours long, but Josh can't get enough of it. Find out what band he's so in love with, as well as hear his thoughts on the new James Blake and Sharon Van Etten records. 

Similarly, Connor can't get enough of another band: Connor Oberst's Bright Eyes. From 'Fevers and Mirrors', to 'Lifted', and 'I'm Wide Awake It's Morning', he has listened to them all. Hear him go wild with praise, and also a discussion on whether Better Oblivion Community Centre - Oberst's new collab with Phoebe Bridgers - lives up to his expectations. Once his inner-emo has calmed down, listen to his thoughts on Queen's 'Sheer Heart Attack' and his journey with Bob Dylan's discography.  

Get your lassos ready. Bust out your bolo ties. Come on down to this month's Record Rodeo! Let the boys know what you think of the albums they discussed, and what records you listened to this month. Giddy up, pard'ner!

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