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In this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle take a listen to 6 of this season's holiday music offerings. The hosts offer their opinions on what's merry and bright as well as the stuff that honestly deserves a steaming pile of coal in the stocking. So take a listen as Nate and Kyle try and make sense of these records so you don't have to... but if you must, there's a playlist here as well... Happy Holidays everybody!

This Week's Playlist: Christmas 2024 Mini-Reviews

Check out the albums:

• Ben Folds - Sleigher
• Jimmy Fallon - Holiday Seasoning
• Critical Role Presents: Winter's Crest (a holiday album)
• Olivia Newton-John – Angels in the Snow (re-imagined)
• Smash Mouth – Missile Toes
• Steve Perry – The Season 3

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In this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle present songs about getting older, looking back, and appreciating the journey. More than just songs about being old, the hosts look at songs spanning a lifetime perspective. So sit back and enjoy as the hosts talk about the ins and outs and what was chosen and what was not.

This week's playlist: Father Time

1. We Close Our Eyes - Susanna Hoffs
2. Time Stand Still - Rush
3. Older - They Might Be Giants
4. When Will You Die? - They Might Be Giants
5. Time - Hootie and the Blowfish
6. Wings of Time - Tame Impala
7. Adulthood or Time and I - Jukebox the Ghost
8. Time - Codeine Velvet Club
9. Times to Remember - Dead Sara
10. Hurry Hurry - Air Traffic Controller
11. The One Moment - OK Go
12. A Year Ago - Birds of Bellwoods
13. Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads
14. This Is The Day - The The
15. Obvious Child - Paul Simon
16. Fifty For A While - Barenaked Ladies
17. Landslide - Fleetwood Mac
18. When I’m Sixty-Four - Beatles
19. Time Is For You - Red Wanting Blue
20. All Goes By So Fast - Sister Hazel
21. Young At Heart - Bluebells
22. Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old) - Jason Aldean
23. Vienna - Billy Joel
24. Dreams Go By - Harry Chapin
25. Father and Son - Cat Stephens
26. Slow Cruel Hands of Time – Band of Horses
27. Older – Band of Horses
28. Time – Pink Floyd
29. Wasted Years – Iron Maiden
30. Summer of 69 – Bryan Adams
31. Turn Back the Clock – Johnny Hates Jazz
32. Yesterday – the Beatles
33. When Did I Become My Dad? – Mojo Nixon
34. An Otherwise Disappointing Life – Frightened Rabbit
35. Old Man – Neil Young
36. 30 – Twisted Sister
37. These Are the Days of Our Lives – Queen
38. Losing Side of Twenty Five – American Aquarium
39. 2 Seconds – Volebeats
40. Cherry Bomb – John Cougar Mellencamp
41. Wheel in the Sky – Journey
42. Human Wheels – John Mellencamp
43. 21 Days – Brian Fallon
44. Grown Ups Grow Apart – Betty Who
45. Anchorage – Michelle Shocked
46. Last Week – Michigan Rattlers
47. Time Heals – Gear Daddies
48. 40 Years Along – Martin Zellar
49. Glory Days – Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
50. It’s About Time – the Lemonheads or Van Halen
51. Your Life is Now – John Mellencamp

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In this episode, admittedly a long time in coming, Nate and Kyle are back after an unexpected hiatus and come in swinging with a breakdown of a "great" record. The next in the As Good As They Say series, The MARV hosts take a closer look at the Beach Boys' album Pet Sounds which was released in May of 1966. Yes, the album that people who are supposed to know have told you is fantastic and next level genius is finally getting the MARV review treatment. So listen in as Nate and Kyle take you through the good and the bad in this critically acclaimed album... And we can finally get to the bottom of the question, is it as good as they say?

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