Broken Record with Rick Rubin, Malcolm Gladwell, Bruce Headlam and Justin Richmond

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I love Broken Record. I find it so insightful. I learn so much from my favorite artists, it really is a gift. I just played the bonus episode, George Michael - Beyond the Controversy, and thought it missed the mark. It glossed over George's music, and betraying the episode title, it dwells too much on the controversial, and iconography bits. "Listen Without Prejudice" isn't mentioned at all, and to to many, this was a major album of the era. While the first album had the sales, this second album was a career defining album to music lovers. Instead, an album gets mentioned, "Mourning my Lover" that doesn't exist. I have no problem with the POV presented in this episode, and I did learn some things, but it was way too lightweight in the music department, to do the subject justice - to me.

Bruce, stop dropping scale terminology every 5 minutes. Audience doesn’t know what you’re referring to (mixolydian) and you’re not impressing someone like Richard Thompson. You don’t know what you’re talking about half the time. Was embarrassed for you in that interview.

Why do you still have Rick Rubin in the title of the show? He hasn’t been on an episode I’m years.

Mr. Richmond do you think people actually go to a Neil Young concert these days hoping to hear “Harvest Moon”?