The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema

The Great Albums

Bill Lambusta

Albums, Music Commentary, Criticism, Billlambusta, Brianerickson, Music

4.3 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2015

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

Brian and Bill take a listen to one of their favorite albums, Twin Cinema (2005, Matador), a power pop masterpiece from that Vancouver, BC indie supergroup the New Pornographers. Bill waxes nostalgic about his days of driving a rusty old Jeep Cherokee across New Jersey to get to his part time job at a liquor store during his senior year of college. Brian revisits time spent seeing a new relationship develop and how a great live show from the New Pornographers helped. We also discuss great big group vocals, tremolos, and just how wrong allmusic.com's Stephen Thomas Erlewine really is as we make our way through this great album, track by track!

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0:00.0	In home theaters, still projecting, I'm distracting,
0:11.0	A voice from the backy up, doubtful features, soft and harder, wake in silence
0:20.0	By putting your attack
0:22.0	I'm shining through the horror today
0:24.6	And I am Brian
0:26.6	They've shown this on both screens
0:32.0	They've shown this on both screens
0:35.7	Hello
0:36.5	Welcome to the Great Albums podcast I'm Bill. And I am Brian.
0:41.1	And as you can tell from the sounds you are hearing as I faded out, we are doing the new
0:47.4	pornographers twin cinema this episode. Oh yeah. They Their 2005 record.
0:55.2	Their third.
0:57.3	And we have no guests, so we should just kind of like jump into it however we please.
1:03.1	Yeah, with special guests, Bill and Brian.
1:06.6	Yeah.
1:06.8	That's it.
1:07.8	It's been a little while since.
1:10.6	Yeah. I'm so used to kind of turn into the guests at this point
1:13.1	and just asking them about filling the space with, like, their information.
1:17.1	Yeah, yeah.
1:17.8	Where they're playing next, what they're doing.
1:19.7	But nope, it's just B&B tonight, guys.
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