Double Elvis.

Hey, Discos, we have a special treat for you today in the feed.

Today we are unveiling to all of you, a, or most of you anyways, a special sneak peek at our new video podcast,

this film should be played loud. This film should be played loud is a new monthly podcast

co-hosted by myself, Disgraced Land host, of course, Jake Brennan, and Hollywoodlands, Zeth Lundy.

In this new show, Zeth and I tackle our favorite topic, the convergence of music and films.

This is kind of like a combination of disgrace land and Hollywood land, but just centered around the music and films. This is kind of like a combination of disgrace land and Hollywood land,

but just centered around the music in movies. Each episode of this film should be played loud

is a discussion about the great music in an equally great movie that we both love. Soundtracks,

needle drops, scores. We take you into the moments in these films where music

heightens the storytelling and the movie watching experience. We tackle one film in every episode.

So if you want to know about what drove Martin Scorsese's incredible song selection for the

Goodfellas soundtrack, or curious to understand how the songs in train spotting impacted 90s

pop culture. Or maybe you want to hear why Boogie Nights contains the single greatest performance

by an actor in a recording studio ever captured on film. All of these topics are covered in our

episodes. Songs from movies that sent us down rabbit holes, scenes with songs by that musician who

became your favorite, who you didn't know you loved until you saw the film, how films

soundtrack the devil and the tunes you hated before they made it onto the screen, but that

you now love.

We discuss all this and more in this film should be played loud.

Now, this new podcast is available to watch and listen to exclusively on Patreon for our

Disgraceland All Access members.

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