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Trampled Underfoot – 021 – 1800s People Had An Amazon That Delivered
Did you know that there was a time that the Sears Catalog was the Amazon of the day? Discover how people back before the internet and even further when TV was not around, could get most anything delivered to their front door. It is an amazing conversation in this episode of Trampled Underfoot. Other topics we touch on are: Banana Records in the 70s, Capital Records, CDs, iTunes, Amazon music, Used Record stores in the 80s, Yesterday and today’s Records in Miami, The resurgence of vinyl and so much more! This is a great episode, make sure not to miss it because we also talk about events that happened in…
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Trampled Underfoot – 020 – Trampled New Year
In this episode: Can you believe that this year came and went? YouTube broke and so many other things. 1984 still sounds like a long time away! We are closer right now to the year 2030 than the year 2000.Time is going faster and faster. There are people who voted this year that were born in the year 2000. We’re getting close to people that don’t know that Jay Leno hosted the Tonight Show! We went from black and white televisions with an antenna to color TV and cable. Who watches TV now anyway? We all stream content from the computer. We’ve moved on! I’m glad I have an iPod…
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Trampled Underfoot – 015 – Stairway to Harrison
In this Episode Eloy Escagedo and Mark Lindsay talk about Easter eggs in music and movies. They get into Songs in reverse, call backs linking albums to a book, and bands linking to one another. They discuss The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Eagles, Steely Dan, Deep Purple, and Frank Zappa and the Mothers. Then they get into the topic of George Harrison’s famous song “My Sweet Lord,” the copyright lawsuits that occurred and how they were resolved. Trampled Underfoot Podcast also discusses Led Zeppelin’s song “Stairway to Heaven” and how it sounds like a song written by the band Spirit. All that and more on episode 15 of The…
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Trampled Underfoot – 014 Drive-in Theater
In this Episode: Mark Lindsay and Eloy Escagedo are accompanied by Steve Nealon of Harneal Media. We talk about: British T.V.Comedy, Carol Burnett, breaking the fourth wall, Europeans think we’re prudish, I Love Lucy, When Talkies started, At least one foot had to be on the floor, Preserving innocence, Frank Zappa vs censorship, They have the right to record, When the movie Tommy came out, Pre VCR there was no internet, There was a Drive-in Theater in Salinas California, 5 Bucks a carload, Ambassador movie theaters in Miami, A Central American Restaurant, The Holly theater Medford Oregon, Old 3D glasses, Fort Campbell Kentucky, Arcades from 80s, First generation video games…
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Trampled Underfoot – 013 – Remembering Old Sound Equipment
In this episode: Mark and Eloy hang out with Steve Nealon of Harneal Media and Makers Media Network. We talk about how much we don’t talk about music. We get into the music equipment we all had years and years ago. Graphic equalizers, Walkman, speakers and so much more!
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Trampled Underfoot – 004 – Old-Time Internet and Cuban Coffee
In this episode: Will digital media be around forever? When the 8 track comes back are you going to be ready? Think about television? The networks came along and started domination! Who watches T.V. anymore? Have you ever had Cuban Coffee?
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Trampled Underfoot – 003 – The 90s Killed the 80s Era
Did the 90s kill the 80s era? In this episode we discuss this and the music changes throughout the turbulent decades. We also discuss the music industry and media bias. So check out this other great feature from Mark Lindsay and Eloy Escagedo.
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Trampled Underfoot – 002 – The Album Concept Is Gone
YouTube killed the radio star. In this episode Mark and Eloy talk YouTube, Social Media and the now defunct Album concept we used to love. We also touch on how our ancestors left us photos, paper trails and clues to our origins. This and more on episode 2 of The Trampled Underfoot Podcast.
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Trampled Underfoot – 001 – The Beatles, Woodstock and Idiocracy
On this episode Mark Lindsay and Eloy Escagedo talk Beatles, Woodstock, YouTube and more…