#784 - FFAF: Why I Love "Yacht Rock"

The Counsel of Trent

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🗓️ 4 August 2023

⏱️ 13 minutes

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In this free-for-all-Friday Trent reveals the origins of his favorite cheesy music genre, "Yacht rock".

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast, a production of Catholic Answers.
0:07.1	Are you just trying to get away this weekend?
0:09.2	Do you need to go sailing?
0:11.2	Do you need to ride like the wind?
0:13.2	Or is that silly?
0:14.2	Is that just something only a fool believes?
0:16.2	If you like all of that, then you'll probably like the genre of music I'm going to be talking
0:20.2	about today here on Free For All Friday.
0:22.6	We need to be free.
0:23.9	We have to go out, get out on our yachts and travel and listen to our yacht rock on Free
0:29.1	For All Friday.
0:30.1	Here on the Council of Trend Podcast, I'm your host, Catholic Answers, Apologists, Trend
0:33.9	Horn.
0:34.9	On Mondays and Wednesdays, we talk apologetics and theology.
0:38.6	Friday we talk about whatever I want to talk about and today I want to talk about my favorite
0:42.1	genre of music that I just recently learned has a unique name to it.
0:47.5	I didn't know it had a name to it before.
0:49.1	I called it easy listening, but it's not narrow enough because there's easy listening
0:53.8	doesn't fall under it.
0:54.8	Like Kenny G, for example, you know, going on with the saxophone.
1:00.1	Oh, I like Kenny G, but this is not my favorite genre of music to listen to.
1:05.2	My wife would call it Doctor's Office Music, and she always rips on me for it.
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