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About the Podcast Middle-Aged Dad Record Club is a podcast where two mates, Matthew and Ash, dig through the record crates of their lives — from the 90s albums that shaped them to whatever’s spinning on their turntables right now. Part nostalgia trip, part heated debate club, every episode mixes deep-dive music discussion with the kind of unfiltered banter you’d only get from two dads who still care way too much about b-sides and album sequencing. What to Expect - Album deep dives - Themed segments - Hot takes
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In this inaugural episode of the Middle Aged Dad Record Club, Ash and Matthew dive into their ideal Radiohead album and square off in a top five battle of B-sides, while also sharing what’s been spinning on their decks and what releases they’re eagerly awaiting.
About the Podcast Middle-Aged Dad Record Club is a podcast where two mates, Matthew and Ash, dig through the record crates of their lives — from the 90s albums that shaped them to whatever’s spinning on their turntables right now. Part nostalgia trip, part heated debate club, every episode mixes deep-dive music discussion with the kind of unfiltered banter you’d only get from two dads who still care way too much about b-sides and album sequencing. What to Expect • Album deep dives — pulling apart classic and current records track by track • Themed segments — like “Top 5 B-Sides” or picking the ultimate 12-song LP from a single band’s back catalogue • Hot takes — unapologetic opinions on overrated legends, underrated gems, and everything in between • 90s roots, present-day ears — equal love for the decade that raised them and the artists still pushing things forward The Vibe Think less polished radio show, more two friends arguing about Radiohead’s tracklist over a beer — except someone hit record. It’s for anyone who still buys vinyl, misses the liner notes, and thinks music discourse is basically a competitive sport.
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