68 episodes
Last Believer: A Podcast About Good Riddance Dan and Josh
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4.6 • 11 Ratings
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Two guys from Toronto talk about Santa Cruz punk band Good Riddance. Three songs a week.
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Episode 65- Last Believer (with Luke Pabich, Matt Woo, Josh Kemble, Greg Soden)
thanks
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Episode 64- Avalon Drive, Out of Mind, No Safe Place
Well, here it is. The last of the usual format Last Believer podcasts. Josh's mic is too hot and Dan trips over his words a few times. Extremely on brand for this podcast.
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Episode 63- There's No I In Team, Article 4, Save The Children
Sorry we were away for so long. Also, no edits!
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Pain Stain on the Main
We have unlocked a couple of chats from our Patreon where Josh and Dan talk about their band tattoos because of course they do.
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Episode 62- Leader of The Pack, Darkest Days, Edmund Pettus Bridge Featuring Matt from Bellyacher
Matt from Bellyacher and formerly Sumo Grimace joins us to talk about the Oldies But Goodies comp.
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Episode 61- What's The Answer?, One For The Braves, Yesterday Died, Tomorrow Won't Be Born
Hope you like theme songs and LOST
Customer Reviews
Wagon-shoots
No that can’t be right. What is right is this podcast.
It had to be done.
I thought I was the biggest GR fan, but I’ve been bested. At least bested in the ability to describe in detail why I love the band and their songs. Great job breaking it all down- this could take a while...
- Josh K from Saint Didacus and The Family? Cast.
Mediocre
Let this podcast be a lesson: not every fan should start their own. Last Believer is a great classic song that doesn’t deserve to have its name besmirched by such mediocrity. To be clear, I would have rated this three stars but there’s only so many obnoxious and unethical requests for a five star review I can take. One star it is.
If you’re looking for a podcast that spends more time talking about irrelevant uninteresting garbage than examining the songs of the band to which it is nominally dedicated, look no further. By covering three songs at a time, the discussions tend to be along the lines of “This song has such a fast beat and a catchy chorus” with almost no further elaboration.
Part of the problem with this podcast is that each episode is three songs instead of one. As a self imposed limitation, effectiveness is already disadvantaged. But then the hosts talk about extraneous boring nonsense and waste tons of time talking about their personal lives and other things no one cares about to the point that by the time they are doing these internet quizzes, one’s patience has worn a few atoms thin.
Give this podcast a chance and see if you agree but I can’t stand the terms and conditions breaking unethical five star review begging or any of the other crap. I want analysis and insight and that’s almost nowhere to be found. Again, three stars.