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Reminiscent | A Pop Punk and Emo Music Podcast

Reminiscent is a weekly show where 2 best friends discuss their favorite bands from their adolescence and how it’s shaped their lives as they find themselves exploring early adulthood. Hitting puberty in the early 2000’s was a really strange time for a lot of people, but Tom and Pat have had each others back since the early 90s. Come along for the ride.
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Now displaying: May, 2021
May 28, 2021

A few years back we said something regrettable about Cartel, so this week we try and set the record straight. Cartel is straight up one of the greatest bands alive, and everyone, including ourselves, has slept on them for way too long. From the sensible jeans to the dope riffs, the backwards drum sets to the final chorus (but slower), Cartel slays and we don’t give a freakin heck what your mom says. Put some respect on the name.

 

BONUS EPISODES AND PHOTOS ON PATREON!

 

Links:

Honestly Music Video

The Chroma Episode

Say Anything (Else) on AOL Sessions Live

Honestly on AOL Sessions Live

Runaway on AOL Sessions Live

Wonderwall on AOL Sessions Live

Pepto Bismol by Consume the Virus

Blue Dragon on Xbox 360

 

Songs of the week:

Dying to Know by Justin Courtney Pierre

1950 by King Princess

 

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May 21, 2021

Things in the scene started to take a turn around 2007. Punk went crunk, and for a while, there was no stopping it. However, some bands tried to ride the line between the two, and we think that no one did it better than 3OH!3. That’s not to say we enjoy 3OH!3, but they at least made the biggest waves.

Resting somewhere between Attack! Attack! and Brokencyde, 3OH!3 made a space for themselves on the Warped Tour stage where they allegedly met and became close friends with Katy Perry of all people. The 3 of them teamed up in the music video for “Starstrukk” and things got wet.

 

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Links:

Starstrukk by 3OH!3 Music Video

Behind the Scenes Video of Starstrukk

Katy Perry performing I Kissed a Girl at Warped Tour 2008

When In Rome, Trailer

 

Songs of the week:

20/20 by Knuckle Puck

Echoing by Kings of Leon

 

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May 14, 2021

2005 was possibly the best year ever for emo music. It certainly was the best year for Fueled by Ramen, as their roster graced us with several masterpieces like All We Know Is Falling. Pressure will remain one of the angstiest, most soul crushing songs in Paramore’s catalog, and even as grown men, it slays our souls.

This week we cover the music video, Tom’s 2007 Warped Tour experience, long nights alone in your mom’s basement, bad jobs, and quitting bad jobs.

 

BONUS EPISODES AND PHOTOS ON PATREON!

 

Links:

Pressure Music Video

The All We Know Is Falling Episode

Shane Drake

Quitting a Job with a Barbershop Quartet

What by Bo Burnham on Netflix

 

Songs of the week:

We’re Good by Dua Lipa

Love Story (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift

 

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May 7, 2021

We at Reminiscent find that Relient K is often overlooked when discussing greatest acts in the genre from the early 2000s, so we are here once again to give them the praise they deserve. Who I Am Hates Who I’ve Been is an absolute banger of a song that is buried DEEP into Mmhmm at track 10 (or is it 11?), which hints at a level of confidence, as if Relient K knew that album was so good that folks would stick around to the end to hear the best track from the 2004 release.

Not only is the song great, the music video is insanity, serving as a trailer to the greatest movie never made. We spent most of this episode trying to figure out the mechanics of the world we are presented with, as week as listing all the ways in which it is and is not like Nickelodeon’s “Clockstoppers”.

 

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Links:

Who I Am Hates Who I’ve Been Music Video

The Mmhmm Episode

Clockstoppers Trailer

The Chariot Playing on some kid’s roof

 

Songs of the week:

Breathe by Knuckle Puck feat. Derek Sanders

My Limb by Hayley Williams

 

 

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