A father and son listen to, review, and discuss music from the past and present. We will take a deep dive into our favorite records, talk our favorite artists, give our recommendations, and maybe someday do some interviews with the musicians that inspire us.
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A father and son listen to, review, and discuss music from the past and present. We will take a deep dive into our favorite records, talk our favorite artists, give our recommendations, and maybe someday do some interviews with the musicians that inspire us.
If you like classic rock, hard rock, heavy metal, progressive rock/metal, movie scores, video game scores, or just music in general we invite you to join us on our journey!
Shoot us a message at leitmovepod@gmail.com and we will read it on air! Please keep it clean.
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Leave us a review wherever you listen to your podcasts!
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We're breaking down Coheed And Cambria’s 2002 debut release, “The Second Stage Turbine Blade”! We also feature our regular segments including The Art of Discovery. Plus we discuss The Commodores’ “Easy” and Michael receives his next assignment!
WARNING: We do get into story spoilers in this week’s album discussion. We also discuss some difficult topics within the story such as murder and rape. Listener discretion is advised.
Songs featured in The Art of Discovery:
"Slither"
Performed by Awaken The Fire
Composed by: Julius Oksa
Lyrics by: Joonatan Oksa
"Tonight is the Night"
Performed by Bear Or Battleship
Composed by: Bear Or Battleship
"Oslo in July"
Performed by Paths
From the album: “A Cause to Revolt”
Composed by: Joakim Enrique Carlie, Daniel Valle, Lars Andre Gussias, Sam Inchley, Markus Osdal Olsen
(00:00:00) - Intro/What Have You Been Listening to This Week?
(00:04:26) - The Art of Discovery
(00:04:43) - Awaken The Fallen "Slither"
(00:09:11) - Bear Or Battleship "Tonight is the Night"
(00:14:59) - Paths "Oslo In July"
(00:20:34) - Main Topic: Breaking Down Coheed And Cambria's 2002 debut release, "The Second Stage Turbine Blade"
(00:50:11) - Question for the Audience
(00:50:23) - Can't Wait
(00:52:54) - Listener Feedback
(00:55:18) - Michael's Journey: Discussing The Commodores' "Easy"
(00:58:13) - On the Next Episode
(00:58:37) - Contact Info/Outro
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Recorded on 06/01/2025
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