Discography

Meat Puppets 2002-2005: Eyes Adrift • Volcano • Snow

Sometimes the end of one band is the beginning of several new adventures: unlikely supergroups, overlooked masterpieces, and the quiet confidence of an artist who kept mo

Meat Puppets 1995-2002: No Joke • You Love Me • Golden Lies • Live

Not every chapter in a band's history is defined by triumph. Sometimes the most revealing stories are the ones told through uncertainty. Host Marc With a C chronicles th

Meat Puppets 1991-1994: Forbidden Places • Raw Meat • Too High to Die • Camp Songs

Success changes every band. For the Meat Puppets, it simply gave more people the chance to discover what was there all along. Host Marc With a C follows Curt Kirkwood,

Meat Puppets 1987-1989: Huevos • Live in Montana • Monsters

Every great band reaches the point where evolution isn't optional, it's inevitable. In this episode, host Marc With a C explores the Meat Puppets at the close of their r

Meat Puppets 1985-1987: Up on the Sun • Out My Way • Mirage

The Meat Puppets didn't leave psychedelia behind after Meat Puppets II, they disappeared into it. In this episode, host Marc With a C follows Curt Kirkwood, Cris Kirkwoo

Meat Puppets 1981-1984: In a Car • Meat Puppets • Meat Puppets II

Season Five of Discography begins where the desert first started humming: before Too High to Die, before MTV, before “Lake of Fire” became somebody else's campfire song.

Discography Season 5: The Meat Puppets

Discography returns for its fifth season on August 5th. The legendary artist whose oeuvre we're unpacking? None other than your favorite musicians' favorite musicians: Th

Half Serious, Half Kidding: The Digital Footprint Of An Obscure Rock Star

Discography Producer Cat Blackard reports in with a brief update on the show and a new documentary about Discography's host, Marc With A C. The film is called Half Seriou

Black Sabbath: Encore - What Black Sabbath IS

Discography host Marc With a C posits (and tries to answer) the eternal question: what IS Black Sabbath? Armed only with the records, some supplemental reading material,

Black Sabbath: Act 3 - The Tony Martin Years?

Discography host Marc With a C posits the eternal question: what IS Black Sabbath? Armed only with the records, some supplemental reading material, and a little commentar

Black Sabbath: Act 2 - From Ozzy, to Dio, to Stonehenge

Discography host Marc With a C posits the eternal question: what IS Black Sabbath? Armed only with the records, some supplemental reading material, and a little commentar

Black Sabbath: Act 1 - The First 6 Albums

The wait is over! Host Marc With a C posits the eternal question: what IS Black Sabbath? Armed only with the records, some supplemental reading material, and a little com

The Who: Epilogue - Compilations, Remixes, & Rarities

With literally hundreds of compilations exploring the continuum of The Who's canon discography and beyond... keeping track of variations and critical recordings can be ge

The Who: 2002-2018 - Then & Now to As Long as I Have You

After John Entwistle's shocking death on the eve of The Who's 2002 tour, few could have been blamed for considering that event to be the proverbial "end of the road" for

The Who: 1989-2002 - Join Together to Scoop 3

The 90s were a strange and unpredictable time for The Who. The band was back as a touring act but little else, meanwhile the individual members pressed on into their solo

The Who: 1982-1989 - It's Hard to The Iron Man

Following the release of their 1982 album, It's Hard, The Who called it quits and spent the rest of the 80s redefining their solo careers. Join Discography host Marc With

The Who: 1977-1982 - Rough Mix to All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes

Between 1977 and 1982, The Who changed in inconceivable ways. They were still a huge live draw, they were making massive hit records, and their tenure as stars of the sil

The Who: 1973-1976 - Quadrophenia to One of the Boys

By 1973, The Who were superstars. Their gargantuan rock opera Quadrophenia had given wayward teenagers a mirror with which to find themselves, even though the ensuing tou

The Who: 1970-1973 - Live at Leeds to Rigor Mortis Sets In

Our first episode saw the band rise from humble beginnings all the way to 1969, when The Who had somehow made themselves world famous for writing a rock opera about a phy

The Who: 1964-1969 - My Generation to Tommy

Discography is a quarterly podcast chronicling a legendary artist’s catalog album by album - and this season is one for the record books. Host Marc With a C has already t