26 min
Love: It Ain't Working Flickers
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- Musikhistoria
March 9, 2022
Love: It Ain't Working
Summary: Lauryn Hill experienced good love growing up in a loving, caring, and supportive family. But once she went out into the world and started to interact with others, she began to realize that not everyone experienced that sort of grounding familial love. She discovered that the love she was experiencing outside of her family came with baggage and was often broken. And yet, that type of broken and messy love taught her lessons about what love she deserves and what love truly is. It is through the anger of "Lost Ones" and heartbreak of "Ex-Factor, " the opening tracks from "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill," that we as listeners begin to understand her conception of love. A love that Eric House uncovers through a musical and lyrical analysis of both songs.
Timestamps:
Lauryn Hill and Cheryl Kirk-Duggan on the Difficulty of Love. - 00:00Eric House and Otis Lambert on Miseducation of Lauryn Hill album interludes. - 2:04Eric House breaks down "Lost Ones" and "Ex-Factor" and details the surprising ways the songs express what Lauryn learned about love. - 3:10Krystal Roberts and Matt Linder's reaction to Eric House's analysis of "Ex-Factor." - 15:57Lauryn Hill speaking on the baggage we bring to our love. - 24:33
Hosts: Lauryn Hill researcher, Krystal Roberts, and Hip Hop scholar, Matt Linder.
Contributors: Cheryl Kirk-Duggan, Otis Lambert aka OT The GoldN' Child, and Eric House.
Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok: @theflickerspod
Website: flickerspodcast.com
Subscribe: https://www.flickerspodcast.com/listen
Rate & Review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podchaser, and Goodpods.
Follow our Harklist for Season 2 highlights: https://harkaudio.com/lauryn-hill-season-highlights-77939
Join the conversation about Lauryn over at our Goodpods group.
Take the next step and text this episode to a friend who is a Lauryn Hill fan, a hip hop fan, or a music fan. They can subscribe on their favorite podcast app here: https://www.flickerspodcast.com/listen.
Logo design by @papercutprayers
Theme music by Julius Tunstall.
Additional music from Yons and Nabil Sioty.
Episode Transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/ksBpK1G2NqE
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March 9, 2022
Love: It Ain't Working
Summary: Lauryn Hill experienced good love growing up in a loving, caring, and supportive family. But once she went out into the world and started to interact with others, she began to realize that not everyone experienced that sort of grounding familial love. She discovered that the love she was experiencing outside of her family came with baggage and was often broken. And yet, that type of broken and messy love taught her lessons about what love she deserves and what love truly is. It is through the anger of "Lost Ones" and heartbreak of "Ex-Factor, " the opening tracks from "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill," that we as listeners begin to understand her conception of love. A love that Eric House uncovers through a musical and lyrical analysis of both songs.
Timestamps:
Lauryn Hill and Cheryl Kirk-Duggan on the Difficulty of Love. - 00:00Eric House and Otis Lambert on Miseducation of Lauryn Hill album interludes. - 2:04Eric House breaks down "Lost Ones" and "Ex-Factor" and details the surprising ways the songs express what Lauryn learned about love. - 3:10Krystal Roberts and Matt Linder's reaction to Eric House's analysis of "Ex-Factor." - 15:57Lauryn Hill speaking on the baggage we bring to our love. - 24:33
Hosts: Lauryn Hill researcher, Krystal Roberts, and Hip Hop scholar, Matt Linder.
Contributors: Cheryl Kirk-Duggan, Otis Lambert aka OT The GoldN' Child, and Eric House.
Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok: @theflickerspod
Website: flickerspodcast.com
Subscribe: https://www.flickerspodcast.com/listen
Rate & Review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podchaser, and Goodpods.
Follow our Harklist for Season 2 highlights: https://harkaudio.com/lauryn-hill-season-highlights-77939
Join the conversation about Lauryn over at our Goodpods group.
Take the next step and text this episode to a friend who is a Lauryn Hill fan, a hip hop fan, or a music fan. They can subscribe on their favorite podcast app here: https://www.flickerspodcast.com/listen.
Logo design by @papercutprayers
Theme music by Julius Tunstall.
Additional music from Yons and Nabil Sioty.
Episode Transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/ksBpK1G2NqE
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
26 min