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December 5, 2018: Band Member Playlists

Hi Brad and Brad, and Kate!

I am stoked that we'll get to experience two straight weeks of Kate Cotton!  The second week at the expense of Lyons, but if that's what it takes to get an extra week of "Single Kate Theory" then it's a sacrifice worth making.  After listening to Episode 69, I watched the music video for Jeremy for the first time in a while.  It is frustrating to think something like this is still very much a threat in today's society, whether it's self inflicted, acted upon others or both.  I can only hope someday we'll live in a society where we won't have to live in fear of this.

One thing that was brought up during Episode 69 (I am trying to get in the number 69 as many times, to make Blazek laugh on the inside), was that Lyons had made playlists specific to lyrics or music wrote by each of the band members. 
 
This prompted me to do the same, because I hadn't really broken down contributions by each of the band members until listening to your podcast.  I'll spare the exhaustive breakdown, but I did go down every studio album, Lost Dogs and Merkin Ball and made lists for the "Core Four" which excludes the drummers.  I then had to pair down Eddie and Stone's lists, since they were much larger than Jeff and Mike's.  Here's the method in which I did so.

1.  Eddie's list shortened, by any song that overlapped with Stone, Jeff or Mike since his list was nearly double of any of the other band members.
2.  Stone's was shortened, if any of his songs overlapped with more than just himself and Eddie, this put him just under Jeff's total.
3.  Jeff and Mike's are left without pairing down

Here's what I came up with and have made playlists on Spotify for each.  I have yet to listen to each of these, but will find the time to do so over the next week.  Anything with an asterisk denotes both music and lyric credits to the band member.


Core Four
Eddie Stone Jeff Mike
Porch Once Black Release
Go Even Flow Jeremy Glorified G
Rearviewmirror Alive Oceans Dissident
Elderly Woman Black Garden Blood
Not For You Animal Deep Leash
Whipping Daughter Release Tremor Christ
Corduroy Last Exit Dissident Pry, To
Bugs Spin the Black Circle W.M.A. Aye Davanita
Better Man Satan's Bed Rats Stupid Mop
Immortality Who You Are Indifference Hail, Hail
Sometimes In My Tree Tremor Christ Red Mosquito
Off He Goes Mankind Nothingman Present Tense
Habit No Way Pry, To Brain of J
Lukin Do the Evolution Aye Davanita Faithfull
I'm Open In Hiding  Stupid Mop Given to Fly
Around the Bend All Those Yesterdays Hail, Hail Light Years
Wishlist Thin Air Smile Save You
MFC Of The Girl Red Mosquito Comatose
Breakerfall Rival Pilate Marker in the Sand
Evacuation Bu$hleaguer Low Light Unemployable
Insignificance All Or None Push Me, Pull Me Come Back
Grievance Life Wasted Gods' Dice Inside Job
Soon Forget Parachutes Nothing As It Seems Force of Nature
Parting Ways Wasted Reprise Sleight of Hand Mind You Manners
Can't Keep The Fixer Save You Sirens
Love Boat Captain Johnny Guitar Ghost All Night
Cropduster Amongst the Waves Help Help Down
I Am Mine Supersonic 1/2 Full Alone
Thumbing My Way Let The Records Play Big Wave Yellow Ledbetter
You Are Don't Gimmie No Lip Army Reserve Wash
Green Disease Hold On Got Some Let Me Sleep
Arc Fatal My Father's Son Dirty Frank
World Wide Suicide Hard to Imagine Infallible
Severed Hand Footsteps Penulum
Gone Strangest Tribe Yellow Moon
Gonna See My Friend Brother All Night
Just Breathe
Alone
Unthought Known
Yellow Ledbetter
Speed of Sound
Other Side
The End
Wash
Getaway
Sweet Lew
Lightning Bolt
Dirty Frank
Swallowed Whole
Bee Girl
Sleeping By Myself
Long Road
Future Days


Sad


Hitchhiker


Education


Black, Red, Yellow


U


Undone


Dead Man


Drifting


I Got ID




Forced to endure, what I could not forgive,

Chris

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