May 5, 2026 · 42 min · 21 segments
Frontman Frank Casillas of Voodoo Glow Skulls, an influential Southern California ska punk band, comes on The Dollar Bin podcast to chat with hosts Alan Brostoff (Dr. Disc) and Rev (Singer of The…
300 Favorite Albums with James Campion.
I don't think there's an album I know better front to back.
I learned how to play guitar to a lot of these songs.
If, if I could pick one record to hand someone and say, "This is what it feels like to be a woman," it would be this record.
You know, the, the engineer that was recording the album for us was a novice engineer.
He was really the janitor.
The first half of these sessions for the album were totally improvisatory in the sense of they went into the studio and just dealt with whatever happened.
There was space that was left for these listeners to kind of discover it for themselves, that they would say, "Yeah, my parents listened to it, but I had to build my own relationship to it."
Happiness, good living, peace, love, rock and roll.
I just feel like this album is such a wonderful translation of that concept.
People understood they were in a world historical moment, and it felt like it was gonna last forever.
In fact, the infinite spaces that they explored in The Giant Now is part of what made that explosion so huge.
300 Favorite Albums with James Campion.
I don't think there's an album I know better front to back.
I learned how to play guitar to a lot of these songs.
If, if I could pick one record to hand someone and say, "This is what it feels like to be a woman," it would be this record.
You know, the, the engineer that was recording the album for us was a novice engineer.
He was really the janitor.
The first half of these sessions for the album were totally improvisatory in the sense of they went into the studio and just dealt with whatever happened.
There was space that was left for these listeners to kind of discover it for themselves, that they would say, "Yeah, my parents listened to it, but I had to build my own relationship to it."
Happiness, good living, peace, love, rock and roll.
I just feel like this album is such a wonderful translation of that concept.
People understood they were in a world historical moment, and it felt like it was gonna last forever.
In fact, the infinite spaces that they explored in The Giant Now is part of what made that explosion so huge.
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