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Recorded during their rehearsals, Spotting Waldo act as both your hosts and house-band for the program. Featuring conversation, games and segments, and Spotting Waldo music, Band Practice is a lot of fun. Silly, stupid fun. Original improvised music featured in every episode.
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Lets Face It: Two-Stepping w/ The Mighty Mighty Bosstones | Band Practice #45 (opens the original)
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Get ready to skank! This episode of the Band Practice podcast delivers a massive deep dive into the undisputed kings of ska-core, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones. SpottingWaldo breaks down the 90s Boston music scene, the origin of Ben Carr (the legendary "Dancing Guy"), and the massive crossover success of "The Impression That I Get." Beyond the plaid suits, the conversation explores the band's wildest moments, including performances on Elmopalooza, VH1 One-Hit Wonders, controversial Dicky Barrett s
Out of Touch: The Bitter Breakup of Hall & Oates | Band Practice #44 (opens the original)
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They are the most successful duo in pop-rock history, but the story of Daryl Hall and John Oates is way weirder, pettier, and more complicated than "You Make My Dreams" would have you believe. In this episode of the Band Practice podcast, Spotting Waldo digs into the bizarre lore, legendary ego trips, and absolute bangers of the ultimate 80s hitmakers. From Michael Jackson admitting he lifted the iconic "Billie Jean" bassline directly from "I Can't Go for That", to the revelation that "Maneater"
In the Cult of the Crimson King | Band Practice #43 (opens the original)
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Is King Crimson the greatest progressive rock band of all time, or is it just the first to try it? In this Episode of Band Practice, we are diving headfirst into the mind-bending, lineup-shifting, incredibly volatile world of King Crimson. From the absolute madness of 21st Century Schizoid Man to the structured, polyrhythmic genius of the 80s era, we are breaking down why this band continues to terrify and inspire working musicians. We analyze the legendary leadership of Robert Fripp, his infamo
18 and Life Without a Singer 🎸The Skid Row Saga | Band Practice #42 (opens the original)
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Band Practice Episode 42 explores the wild rise and turbulent history of Skid Row, diving deep into the hair metal revolution and the controversies that defined an era of 80s rock. This comedy and music critique episode breaks down the band's biggest moments, including the notorious Jon Bon Jovi publishing rights controversy, the infamous 1989 Springfield bottle incident, and Sebastian Bach's eventual departure for Broadway and awkward morning show interviews. The discussion also covers Dave "Sn
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