Script: Podcast
(Guitar sound)
FM: Welcome to WART Radio station. I'm FM Morales and with me, THE JO C MASTER.
(Artificial Clapping)
JRL: During this week, we have been on the lookout for indie songs that are quite obscure in the music industry. I have taken a liking to the band, Tame Impala, with their hit "Solitude is Bliss".
FM: That's a very good band. Tame Impala. My musical voyage has taken me to the music industry of indie-folk. I was in an endeavour to find one, until I grabbed hold to the Fleet Foxes. The song the I will be reviewing today will be "English House".
JRL: The first song that we are going to discuss will be Solitude is Bliss. For me, this song is definitely in one of my top 10 indie songs.
FM: I would have to disagree there.
JRL: No. Listen to me. It has an evocative meaning and its psychedelic instruments are surprisingly well put together. All I know is that they are a small band from Australia that...
(Partner's Part)
(A part of "Solitude is Bliss" is played)
FM: That was a part of solitude is bliss by Tame Impala.
FM: Now we go from psychedelic freakness to back to the folk. The fleet foxes are an upcoming great band and soon to hit the top of the indie charts. This band are not your typical band "We are all in for the money". This band are known for "bringing back the chair" this means that they prefer to sit down and perform beautiful music rather than standing up and playing horrible music. This band write songs about folk legends, tales and their personal life stories. The following song is about a tale from Lushootseed, a small place near their hometown. It is about a lonesome lady that got lost in her immense mansion and never found her way out. With you, "English House".
(The song fades in, in 0:40 and fades out in 1:25)
Intro Voice: The battle of the giants will be between Solitude is Bliss and English House. Let the DISCUSSION begin.
Order of discussion:
1) Musical Aspects2) Meaning of the Song3) The song's literary aspects
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