Ep 3: A Line Allows Progress, A Basement Does Not

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Conor's Basement: The Music of Conor Oberst

Conor's Basement

18 episodes

2 weeks ago

Conor's Basement is a podcast created by two high school friends, Chris and Jesse, as an exploration into the discography of Bright Eyes and Conor Oberst. Along the way, we will provide analysis and our personal interpretations of the songs and lyrics. Each episode is a deep dive into an album or batch of tracks with the goal of starting a dialogue with the die-hards and opening up an avenue for the soon-to-be superfans.

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Ep 3: A Line Allows Progress, A Basement Does Not

Conor's Basement: The Music of Conor Oberst

1 hour 10 minutes 8 seconds

5 years ago

Ep 3: A Line Allows Progress, A Basement Does Not

In this episode of the podcast, Jesse and Chris discuss Bright Eyes' 1999 EP, "Every Day and Every Night." Sandwiched between '98's Letting off the Happiness, and the forever-epic, Fevers and Mirrors, Every Day and Every Night displayed nascent signs of a full-band transformation by Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis.
We talk themes of existentialism, heartbreak, loneliness, as well as a connection to an infamous book.

Warning: This album does contain depressive themes among many other heavy topics. Please only listen if you are in a comfortable head space <3

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