Too Much of Not Enough: A Silverchair Podcast

As a lifelong Silverchair fan that knows very little of music theory, I really appreciate the approachable yet informative deconstruction and analysis of Daniel Johns’s career.

This podcast is deceptively informative in really unexpected ways. Silverchair fans will love the insight and interviews. Musicians will love the melodic, arrangement, tuning, structure, and performance analysis and breakdowns. Audio engineering and production enthusiasts will love hearing about how these albums were recorded why they sound the way they do. I dare say it’s not even a prerequisite that you like or even enjoy Silverchair’s catalogue if you’re a musician or audiophile. This podcast is engaging, informative, and entertaining. I’m so happy to have found this gem. Save the Llamas! 🐸 🎪 🪩 🌈 🖼

My interest in silverchair began exactly 3 weeks ago after watching an old SNL broadcast from 1995. I was only familiar with “tomorrow” as I’m from the Midwest in the United States. Silverchair didn’t get a ton of radio play and let’s face it that’s where I got music back then. Long story short I’ve been hooked watching old footage of them live, watching interviews etc. We just had a major snowstorm here and I stumbled upon this podcast. What a find! Nonstop Silverchair. I’m almost through the series and wishing there was even more. Thank you, thank you, Daniel. Truly amazing job!

As a Silverchair fan who appreciates each of their albums, I really enjoyed listening to this podcast. I did not expect this level of depth into their career. Hedger gives thoughtful analysis on the band, Daniel Johns’s life, his song writing decisions, and all the outside factors that affected each album. I can’t imagine anyone doing a more comprehensive podcast than this. Well done.