Pass-Through Frequencies Jim Adkins
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Music Interview podcast about songwriting featuring Jim Adkins (from Jimmy Eat World) and guests.
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Andy Hull (Manchester Orchestra) - EP21
I hang out with Amplified Echoes tourmate, Andy Hull from Manchester Orchestra. We get into our split cover song collab, becoming comfortable hearing your own voice and adopting character writing to get “you” out of the way.
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Marc Rebillet - EP20
Jim talks with M. Rebillet about his one-man-wrecking-crew, take no prisoners, play-to-the-back-of-the-room performance. Which since the majority of his show is improv, is also his writing sessions.
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Frank Turner - EP19
Frank and Jim chat away through the English dusk about punk rock, imaginary listeners projecting their lives onto musicians and the universality of dressing rooms with no waste basket.
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Ken Andrews (Failure) - EP18
Ken and Jim get nerd rapping about the DAW writing vs analog realm writing, the perils of instrument switching mid-song and lyric writing tips to keep you from getting psyched out.
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Bob Nanna (Braid, Hey Mercedes) - EP 17
Jim and Bob talk about art vs content, creative restrictions on purpose and having stage hands load in a bunch of tv’s as props for your dude-with-a-guitar set.
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William Ryan Key (Yellowcard) - EP16
New friend Ryan and Jim talk about all the places one receives an education in music ... institutions and bus lounge interventions. Huh ... Institutions and Interventions kind of sounds like a good name for an album. Dibs.
Customer Reviews
great for those interested in the genre!
I love the guests that Jim has had on and I love how chill and down-to-Earth he is. I'll keep coming back for more because I love to hear about these artists' perspectives on the industry- writing, recording, touring, etc.
Master of Music and Podcasts
It’s kinda wild. This podcast got me into Jimmy Eat World, not the other way around. I saw Chris Carrabba (one of my musical heroes) mention this podcast and showed me how much I was missing out not only with this but with Jim’s actual music.
Truly Incredible.
Interesting and entertaining!
As a long-time Jimmy Eat World fan (Milwaukee’s Rave Bar with TPR!), I had to check this podcast out. I’m hardly a musician but I love listening to Jim and his guests explain his/her songwriting process, inspirations, etc. The interviews are sweet and sincere. Keep up the great work, Jim!