This week, Jeramy welcomes back musicians Rob Kassees and Tom Monaghan to discuss their incredible new Ghostbusters-themed concept album, Stay Puft!

This episode dives deep into the making of a record ten years in the making. We explore why Ghostbusters remains such a powerful cultural touchstone, debating the science versus religion themes of the original film and reminiscing about the classic cartoons. Rob and Tom share fascinating insights into their creative process, from tracking on authentic two-inch tape to the challenges of hitting the perfect lead vocal. Whether you are a gearhead interested in vintage recording techniques or a mega-fan of the Ghostbusters franchise, there is something here for everyone. Plus, get an exclusive look at the stunning vinyl artwork and hear about the band's history with Star Trek and Arby's themed music. Get in here!

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https://thechopunlimited.bandcamp.com/album/stay-puft

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@1001albumcomplaint Chapters 0:00 Intro and Welcoming Rob and Tom 4:20 Ghostbusters Movies and Cartoons 8:50 Science vs Religion in the Franchise 13:10 Ghostbusters 2 and the Legacy of Viggo 17:45 The Challenges of Sophomore Efforts 22:15 Nostalgia for Cable TV and Commercials 26:40 History of The Chop and Previous Albums 31:20 The 10-Year Making of Stay Puft 36:15 Studio Recording vs Home Production 41:40 The Magic of Two-Inch Tape 47:10 Avoiding Auto-Tune for Organic Sound 52:30 Musical Influences and 60s Soul 57:05 Deep Dive into Janine and Specific Tracks 1:02:20 The Battle with Fret Noise 1:07:45 Live Shows and Star Trek Costumes 1:11:15 Album Artwork and Vinyl Reveal 1:13:25 End of Video CannedAirPodcast.com

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