Best Soundtrack Ever? Is it Music From Scrubs

Send us a textWelcome to Nate and Kyle disagree about music, just kidding, it's Music at a Rational Volume. In this episode, we ask you to consider one of the best soundtracks ever made/produced by humans on the planet Earth (or is it?), The Music From Scrubs, released in 2002, this soundtrack covers the first season+ of the show and is, at least in one host's opinion, one of the best mix-tapes ever assembled. So tune in to what the hosts have to say and decide for yourself after giving it a listen on your own. This week's playlist... You know, the tunes from Scrubs playlist that I mentioned earlier...Support the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this first of its kind (for us) episode of Music at a Rational Volume Nate and Kyle discuss an actual live concert they attended. Listen along as the hosts discuss the venue, the merch, the food, and of course the music from the latest iteration of the now annual Last Summer on Earth concert series headlined by the Barenaked Ladies. This time around being supported by bands Guster and Fastball. A good time was had by all, stop in and hear what Nate and Kyle thought about the show.This Week's playlist: LSOE2025 Primer Playlist - MARV versionSupport the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle discuss the new album by Dave Hause titled Nurses. Follow the hosts as they talk about the record and a few bonus topics that float up in this surprisingly unhinged episode. Thanks for listening.No playlist this week, instead check out Nurses by Dave HauseSupport the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode Nate and Kyle try a little something new and make a playlist from a long past chart, in this case the Rock Albums Chart from March 20, 1982. A chart that is lousy with 80s greats and no longer relevant has-beens is a perfect place for the hosts to dabble in album tracks and deep dives. The associated playlist is a mix of lesser known hits and unknown album tracks. So listen and enjoy the best playlist ever created based on the rock albums chart of this particular week in 1982. Not since Uncle Rico has someone been so excited to relive that year, Nate and Kyle made a soundtrack for it. They shoulda made State... Enjoy! This Week's Playlist: Reliving The Charts - March 20, 1982Nick lowe - My Heart HurtsHuey Lewis & The News - Tell Me A Little Lie Joan Jett - Love Is Pain Prism - Don’t Let Him KnowBryan Adams - Last ChanceLe Roux - Last Safe Place On EarthThe Cars - I’m Not The OneTommy Tutone - Why Baby WhyForeigner - LuanneAC/DC - I Put The Finger Right On YouLonely Nights – Bryan AdamsI’ll Fall in Love Again – Sammy HagarHow Do You Talk to Girls – Rick SpringfieldFind Another Fool – Quarterflash Hollywood – Thin LizzyJump – LoverboyHuey Lewis & The News - Tattoo (Giving It All Up For Love)I Think It’s That Girl – Dwight TwilleyBaby It’s Alright – Tommy TutoneTonight – Ozzy OsbourneLust to Love – the Go-Go’sHang Fire – the Rolling StonesSupport the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle do their best to put a little more love (of music) back into the world of music commentary. The album titled We Need Medicine by the band The Fratellis is one of the few records that both Nate and Kyle absolutely love and at long last they have chosen it to be crowned as one of their GAEMBHOPE, that is, Greatest Albums Ever Made By Humans On Planet Earth. It's great, no spoilers about this one. Go out and get yourself a copy... own it, love it, play the crap out of it... You won't be sorry. Also be even less sorry and check out the music video for Seven Nights Seven Days, it's magic.No playlist this week, instead appreciate The Fratellis - We Need MedicineSupport the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle discuss the new album by British rock band The Darkness called Dreams on Toast. Listen in as the hosts share their opinions on the record and how much they loved it on a scale from "it was pretty good" to "freakin' loved it" and you can play the guessing game to figure out who said and thought what as well as which of our hosts is clearly deluding themselves.No playlist this week instead check out The Darkness - Dreams on Toast and decide for yourself.Support the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle discuss the 1972 album by Memphis band Big Star called #1 Record. The hosts delve into the circumstances behind the album's release as well as a breakdown of the songs and its importance, and a larger context of music criticism and perspective. What it all boils down to is like what you like and don't let anyone tell you that you shouldn't. No playlist this week, instead check out #1 Record by Big StarSupport the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle take a swipe at making a playlist of their favorite Prince songs, done by another artist. Covers are great and the hosts do love them especially from a brilliant songwriter like Prince. So take a listen as Nate and Kyle walk you through some of the choices and set up a unique listening experience, certainly better than any other Prince cover playlist you're likely to here.This week's playlist: Prince Covers PlaylistWe All Wanna Be Prince -- Felix Da HousecatI Feel For U -- Chaka KhanWhy You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? – Tuesday KnightWhen U Were Mine -- Cyndi LauperErotic City -- SemisonicControversy -- Information SocietyLittle Red Corvette -- Mike Zito Let’s Pretend We’re Married – Tina TurnerLet’s Go Crazy -- IncubusTake Me With U -- Susanna Hoffs Darling Nikki -- Rebecca Romijn Stamos When Dove Cry -- the Be Good TanyasI Would Die 4 U -- Noah GuthrieBaby, I’m a Star -- Tina TurnerPurple Rain -- Martin SextonPaisley Park – the NewbeesRaspberry Beret -- Hindu Love GodsPop Life -- Dead or AliveNothing Compares 2 U -- Sinead O’ConnorNever Take the Place of Your Man – Goo Goo DollsSign O’ the Times -- Simple MindsThe Cross -- Kevin Max w/DC TalkThe Most Beautiful Girl in the World – Paul CanningKiss -- Art of Noise feat. Tom Jones(There’ll Never B) Another Like Me – PrinceSupport the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode of Music at a Rational Volume, Nate and Kyle discuss Forever, the recent release from singer/songwriter Lilly Hiatt. So listen along as the hosts break down their thoughts about Hiatt's latest release titled Forever.No playlist this week. Check out Forever from Lilly Hiatt and see if you agree with the hosts.Support the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Send us a textIn this episode of Nate and Kyle b.s. about music... sorry, Music at a Rational Volume... the hosts tell you all about their favorite tunes from the year that was 2024. The new things, old things, and all the things that came into their lives during the year. So listen along as Nate and Kyle talk about the hows and whys about the tracks that made the cut, and also a little announcement on where you can support the show if you are so inclined. Thanks for listening everyone and enjoy the playlist!This week's playlist: 2024 DiscoveriesScarlet Opera - Heaven Is A Place On EarthOkay Love - Not AlrightThe Strike - Devils In The CanyonHello High Water - BellsGrant Terry - Friend of MineLittle Fortune - Katie Lynn SharbaughThe Band Light - Was It Love?Modernkind - Figured It OutThe Bluebottles - Reckless TypeMark Ambor - Someone That’s BetterColleen Ave - BlameJack Droppers & the Best Intentions - Found My WayThe Statistics - MaryanneDaniel Jacklin - Better DaysHonest Men - Stuck!The Wino Few - What Can I SayLena Traynham - Brick by BrickGrace Yuchuk - Mixed MessagesCaroline Jones (feat. Zac Brown Band) - Million Little BandaidsPocket Hollow - Door To My HeartJesus H. Christ & the Four Hornsmen of the Apocalypse - Vicki is a Pro Naked Barbies - One ThingMercy Union - Silver DollarsAmyl & the Sniffers - Gacked on AngerFire, Inc. - Tonight is What It Means to Be Young Whirling Dervishes - Winter KillsRilo Kiley - The Angels Hung AroundStampeders - Carry MeBlancmange - Don’t Tell MeDan Warner - The President of the United States7Horse - The Record CollectorBrigitte Calls Me Baby - Impressively AverageThe Last Dinner Party - The Feminine UrgeRoyal Otis - Sofa KingStew & the Negro Problem - Is This the Single?Underwater Sunshine - Rusty CrownCarolyn Mark, NQ Arbuckle - Too Sober to Sleepthe Menzingers - The Last One Killed MeDave Hause w/Lilly Hiatt - DoublewhiskeycokenoiceRobbie Fulks & Linda Gail Lewis - It Came From the SouthSupport the Podcast at : Buy Me A CoffeeMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed