| June 8th 2009 |
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Scented Vinyl has always been a family friendly show, my son helps out quite a bit with the set up these days. So
I was delighted to see a studio full of kids when I showed up at Sonic Factory for this week’s session. My guests
Snafu, seem to know just as much about Spongebob as I do…and Hilary Duff, unfortunately. We had a blast
recording the interview and songs, one of the funnier sessions in recent memory.
The guys in Snafu were excited to dig out some of their old albums to play, most of which hadn’t been touched in
years. I had the chance to play a couple of my favorites, but for the most part the music at Mars Café was made up
of early influences for the band. Andy even went out and bought a new copy of Abby Road to replace his old one.
Here is what we played…
Poison Control Center – When The World Sleeps
Kings of Leon – Because of the Times
Broken Social Scene – Spirit If…
Queen – Sheer Heart Attack
Adam and the Ants – King of the Wild Frontier
The Beatles – Abby Road
Elton John – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
David Bowie – Changes One
Foo Fighters – One By One
Lou Reed – Best of
The Police – ZenyattaMondatta
Pacman – Christmas album
After a special Christmas poem courtesy Andy and Pacman, Snafu took the stage. They’ve been recording a new
album, and it was great to see that the new songs sound just as great as their first album. Things have changed
quite a bit, and you can hear it in the music, but Snafu proves to be a Des Moines band nearing the top of their
game. We talk all about the new music, band and more during the interview…
The most exciting part of the show was at the end of Snafu’s performance, they pulled Tina Haase of Bella Soul
out of the audience for an impromptu performance. She helped sing a new song that will appear on Snafu’s
upcoming album…it’s a bummer we didn’t get this recorded!
I was delighted to see a studio full of kids when I showed up at Sonic Factory for this week’s session. My guests
Snafu, seem to know just as much about Spongebob as I do…and Hilary Duff, unfortunately. We had a blast
recording the interview and songs, one of the funnier sessions in recent memory.
The guys in Snafu were excited to dig out some of their old albums to play, most of which hadn’t been touched in
years. I had the chance to play a couple of my favorites, but for the most part the music at Mars Café was made up
of early influences for the band. Andy even went out and bought a new copy of Abby Road to replace his old one.
Here is what we played…
Poison Control Center – When The World Sleeps
Kings of Leon – Because of the Times
Broken Social Scene – Spirit If…
Queen – Sheer Heart Attack
Adam and the Ants – King of the Wild Frontier
The Beatles – Abby Road
Elton John – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
David Bowie – Changes One
Foo Fighters – One By One
Lou Reed – Best of
The Police – ZenyattaMondatta
Pacman – Christmas album
After a special Christmas poem courtesy Andy and Pacman, Snafu took the stage. They’ve been recording a new
album, and it was great to see that the new songs sound just as great as their first album. Things have changed
quite a bit, and you can hear it in the music, but Snafu proves to be a Des Moines band nearing the top of their
game. We talk all about the new music, band and more during the interview…
The most exciting part of the show was at the end of Snafu’s performance, they pulled Tina Haase of Bella Soul
out of the audience for an impromptu performance. She helped sing a new song that will appear on Snafu’s
upcoming album…it’s a bummer we didn’t get this recorded!
