Disclaimer: This episode was actually recorded before episode 18, so Conor did not realize that he and his brother would be giving the same recommendation for the band Pond. Luckily, he gave a third recommendation this episode, so it gave us a total of 4 new recommendations for this episode. Even numbers are nice.

This week, Conor is joined by Brooks as they discuss various different soundtracks and composers that they like, and what makes a good film score (*cough* Anything by John Williams *cough*) work. Join them as they look at fucked up mainstream films, Vangelis (again), why Hans Zimmer kinda sucks, Michael Mann (again), “What A Soft Dog!™”, Goblin and Dario Argento, Steven Universe, and check out their recommendations for Disasterpeace, Rush, and more…

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Opening and closing theme: "On The Edge" by Spock's Beard

You'll Like 'Em Episode 19 - Soundtracks and Soft Dogs (Feat. Brooks Vernon)

Conor Harris and Josh Yaskovich talk about music we like, movies we enjoy, and an array of other stuff.  Join them each month for music and film discussions, recommendations, and reviews (among other random and stupid ramblings) on their podcast "You'll Like 'Em."

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