Christmas 365 Sneak Peek

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Christmas 365 Sneak Peek

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Nov 22, 2020

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Enjoy a 10 minute sneak peek of Matt's new podcast Christmas 365
The debut episode drops tomorrow evening!!!!
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Nov 22, 2020

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Join musician Chris Fafalios (Punchline, Another Cheetah, Pack) as he listens to different one hit wonders with a revolving door of guests (including his bandmates and/or people from bands that he has toured with). After listening to the back catalog of the week's artist, they decide if the artist is a one hit blunder (shouldn't have had any success) or brought the one hit thunder (deserved to be much bigger than they were).

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"Life is a Highway" by Tom Cochrane (w/Mike Soboslai): This week Chris is joined by his Men in their 30's Only co-host Mike Soboslai to discuss the Canadian Superstar Tom Cochrane and his mega-hit Life is a Highway. They break down the lyrics, argue about what they're about and speculate if Tom Cochrane's biggest holdback was his average name and normal clothes. Also Mike discovers a new song he loves from Tom Cochrane's back catalog. by One Hit Thunder
49 min listen
"Cannonball" by The Breeders (f/Zach Gehring): This week on the podcast we are joined by Mae guitarist Zach Gehring as we break down The Breeders lone hit Cannonball. Chris and Zach discuss musical theory, Philosophy, Marquis De Sade, debate if Kurt Cobain was a good dude or not and worship David Grohl for being arguably the coolest guy in rock music. by One Hit Thunder
65 min listen
"My Sharona" by The Knack (w/Linus of Hollywood) by One Hit Thunder
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"Dancing in the Moonlight" by King Harvest (f/Trevor Leonard): Chris is joined by Punchline guitarist Trevor to discuss the first 70's song to appear on the show, the absolutely infectious Dancing in the Moonlight by King Harvest. Trevor gives a detailed breakdown of the song instrument by instrument, discusses the many versions of the song and debate if either of them have actually danced in the moonlight before. by One Hit Thunder
56 min listen
"Freak of the Week" by Marvelous 3 (f/Joe Robinson): This week on the show we are joined by Cassettes bassist Joe Robinson to discuss Marvelous 3 and the incredible post-band career of their singer Butch Walker. Chris and Joe discuss how neither of them were aware of this band when it first had their hit Freak of the Week but now in 2020 the song holds up ... for the most part. by One Hit Thunder
32 min listen
"867-5309 (Jenny)" by Tommy Tutone (w/Chris DeMakes): This week we are joined by Less Than Jake singer/guitarist Chris DeMakes who wants to talk about Tommy Tutone's catchy phone number single 867-5309 (Jenny). For those who didn't know Punchline and Less Than Jake actually went on tour with Tommy and share a ton of great stories of what that experience was like. by One Hit Thunder
45 min listen
"Possum Kingdom" by Toadies (f/A.J. Santini): Chris is busy with Punchline work gearing up for Anti-Fest so this week Producer Matt steps in to discuss The Toadies (and the post-grunge landscape of 1995) with his college friend and D.J. AJ Santini. by One Hit Thunder
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"Flagpole Sitta" by Harvey Danger (f/Paul Menotiades): This week on the podcast we are joined by former Punchline and current Another Cheetah guitarist Paul Menotiades who talks about the Harvery Danger angsty hit "Flagpole Sitta". Paul's post-Punchline band The Composure has performed a wildly popular cover of the song so he knows it more intimately the casual fan. Together they dig into the song, the lead singer's response to Paul's cover and how Paul and Chris would feel about having their own music covered. by One Hit Thunder
39 min listen
"Sucked Out" by Superdrag (w/Steve Soboslai): This week we are joined by Punchline's Steve Soboslai to discuss one of Steve and Chris' favorite bands Superdrag. The duo discuss how they first found the band, their memories of their hit song Sucked Out and the later born-again career of lead singer John Davis. Chris also shows off his knowledge of ICP lyrics. by One Hit Thunder
61 min listen
"In the Meantime" by Spacehog (w/Matt Jurcevich): This week on the podcast Chris is joined by Another Cheetah bandmate Matt "Shrimpman" Jurcevich. They break down the iconic bassline of Spacehog's In the Meantime (compare it to their favorite RHCP basslines), rate the trippy lyrics and debate if this band paid their dues enough to have a member marry Liv Tyler. We also take our first voicemail from a Spacehog superfan. by One Hit Thunder
48 min listen
"I Don't Like Mondays" by The Boomtown Rats (f/Andrew Verdecchio) by One Hit Thunder
36 min listen
"Connection" by Elastica (f/Josh Fiedler): This week Chris is joined by Josh Fiedler of Juliana Theory and Chris' band PACK to discuss the possibly stolen 90's hit Connection by Elastica. Once thought to be the female front-runners of the new wave of Brit-Pop, the band quietly broke up after their 2nd album's release. by One Hit Thunder
33 min listen
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" by Deep Blue Something (f/Jake Kouwe): This week we are joined by Jake of the Chardon Polka Band to talk about Deep Blue Somethings mega-hit Breakfast at Tiffany's. A song that Producer Matt loved so much that we had to have him on the show today. Jake has a special attachment song as his band recently covered it on their new album OH NO NOT AGAIN. by One Hit Thunder
49 min listen
"Absolutely (Story of a Girl)" by Nine Days (f/Kyle Kilday) by One Hit Thunder
38 min listen
Definitely Not One Hit Wonders Discussion: CHRIS IS BACK! So we're doing something a little different this week. Matt talks to Chris about his thoughts and feelings on some of the artists we covered in his absence and then we dive into all the artists that have been submitted to us as One Hit Wonders that Matt has rejected to decide if he maybe shouldn't have rejected them. by One Hit Thunder
34 min listen
"Stacy's Mom" by Fountains of Wayne (w/Brian Walker): Dreams Not Memes host Brian Walker joined us to discuss Fountains of Wayne's hit Stacy's Mom. We discuss Brian's podcast, why this song built a template for the future of Pop Punk and the impressive career of Adam Schlesinger. by One Hit Thunder
50 min listen
"Jessie's Girl" by Rick Springfield (w/Matt DiStefano): It only took us six episodes to get to a wildly controversial pick. Rick Springfield had five top 10 singles but the general public only knows one so the point is probably moot. by One Hit Thunder
43 min listen
"Girls with Guns" by Tommy Shaw (f/Jonathan London): Geekscape Founder and Music Video director Jonathan London joined us to discuss Tommy Shaw solo single "Girls with Guns". Chances are you may not know Tommy Shaw by name but you know some of the bands he was apart of (Styx, Damn Yankees). His solo song was a mild hit at best but Jonathan discovered it during a rewatch of the Miami Vice TV series and has been hooked ever since. by One Hit Thunder
54 min listen
"Teenage Dirtbag" by Wheatus (f/Roger Feeley-Lussier): This week on the show we are joined by Roger Feeley-Lussier (Appreciation Post, Yale Massachusetts & The New Restaurants) to discuss Wheatus. Chris has a history touring Europe with the band while Roger was a fan as a youth and has grown out of them. They both adore the masterpiece that is Teenage Dirtbag but breakdown how some themes of early Wheatus albums don't age well 20 years later. by One Hit Thunder
58 min listen
"Stars" by Hum (w/Ndot): How I Became Invisible & Danger Club vocalist Ndot joins us this week to discuss the influence Hum has had on their music. Matt only knows the song because Beavis & Butthead and Chris is a fan of the entire album and will sing it's praises to the stars. by One Hit Thunder
43 min listen
"Sell Out" By Reel Big Fish (f/Dylan Lyles): We are joined by Christmas 365 host Dylan Lyles to break down the 90's third wave ska sensation and how import Reel Big Fish was to it. We dive into what got us into the band, why ska is still alive, the Punk Rawk MBA What killed Ska video and hidden tracks that frightened us. by One Hit Thunder
37 min listen
"Right Now" by SR-71 (f/Mark Bancroft): This week Matt is joined by one of his best friends Danger Club guitarist Mark Bancroft and they dissect the inescapable pop punk banger "Right Now" by SR-71. In order to prepare for this podcast Mark listened to their entirely discography for the band so he could find 10 bangers to prove they bring the Thunder. by One Hit Thunder
44 min listen
"Whip It" by Devo (f/Matthew Milligan): In a One Hit Thunder first we are joined by a member of a band we discussed! This week Matthew Milligan of the band Wheatus talks to us about one of his favorite bands DEVO. It's almost 20 minutes of back history and praising their debut album Are We Not Men? We are Devo! until we get to their mega hit WHIP IT so prepare for some music history! by One Hit Thunder
48 min listen
"The Freshmen" by Verve Pipe (f/Don & Leigh of Saturday Morning Showdown): For the Life of us, We can not remember why The Verve Pipe's "The Freshmen" was as MASSIVE as it actually was; So this week we brought in Verve Pipe superfans and Geekscape Networks newest podcast hosts Saturday Morning Showdown's Don and Leigh to discuss the song, their show and the way nostalgia can affect your love or hate of a song. by One Hit Thunder
38 min listen
"Tempted" by Squeeze (w/Juan Rodrigeuz): Sunblind Guitarist Juan Rodriguez joins the show this week while we debate if Squeeze is a one hit wonder. It's a weird Rick Springfield-like scenario but even stranger in which their best known song is their lowest charting single at the time of release. We are tempted to go off on tangents about music as a whole but we squeeze in plenty of fun facts about the iconic early New Wave band SQUEEZE. by One Hit Thunder
36 min listen
"Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant (w/Leanor "Jeff the Girl" Ortega Till): This week we are joined by Leanor "Jeff the Girl" Ortega Till of Five Iron Frenzy. Chris and Leanor break down the catchy Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant; the song recently was in the news for being another song Trump has used against an artists wishes. We also dive into this songs origins are about race based riots in the UK, how Eddy Grant created his own genre and an amazing story of Five Iron Frenzy's tour in South Africa. by One Hit Thunder
35 min listen
"Bad Reputation" By Freedy Johnston (w/Mikey D'Angelo): This week we are joined by Mikey D'Angelo who wanted to talk about the forgotten Freedy Johnston hit Bad Reputation. Chris and Mikey dive into how perfect 1995 was for music, How this music is weirdly appropriate for a pool party and how insane it was that in 1994 Johnston was named Songwriter of the year. by One Hit Thunder
32 min listen
"Macarena" by Los De Rio (f/Katie O): This week Chris is joined by Radio host and Podcaster Katie O to break down the dance craze/novelty song MACARENA by Los Del Rio. Obviously there's only so many words that can be said about the song which means LOTS OF TANGENTS! by One Hit Thunder
47 min listen
A Quick Announcement On the Future of the Podcast: Stay Tuned by One Hit Thunder
5 min listen
"My Own Worst Enemy" by Lit (f/Scott Roger): This week we are joined by Producer Matt's Horror Movie Night Cohost Scott Roger to discuss the sound of 1999 that is Lit's My Own Worst Enemy. Beyond the nostalgia the song holds, Chris just produced a podcast with the brothers who wrote the song and gives us a few fun facts about the song while they try to determine if the song is a masterpiece or if the critics in 1999 were right all along. by One Hit Thunder
37 min listen

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"Party All the Time" by Eddie Murphy (f/Chris DeMakes): Ah, the 80s—a time when every celebrity had a secret (or not-so-secret) desire to dominate the music charts. But no actor-turned-singer had a more meteoric rise—and equally swift backlash—than Eddie Murphy. His Rick James-penned chorus for "Party All the Time" might be an earworm you can't escape, but let's be real: the rest of the song is as forgettable as a VHS tape in a Netflix era. This week, we've got a special guest who knows a thing or two about catchy tunes: podcaster and Less Than Jake frontman Chris DeMakes joins us to dive into Eddie Murphy's lone radio hit. by One Hit Thunder
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Christmas 365 Sneak Peek

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