Episode 248: Stay away from Juliet

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In this episode, the hosts dive into the mesmerizing world of the British modern soul collective, Jungle. The central point of discussion is the release of Jungle's latest music video for their song "Back on 74." The hosts share their personal experiences with the video and the band as a whole. The episode kicks off with a discussion about the allure of Jungle's music and how their unique sound draws listeners in. The focus then shifts to "Back on 74," a captivating one-shot, well-choreographed dance video that has become the talk of the town. The hosts express how this video is a true visual treat, leaving viewers with the irresistible urge to hit the replay button. They dissect the video's intricate dance moves and speculate on the symbolism hidden within it. Pat, one of the co-hosts, draws an interesting parallel between Jungle and another band, The Avalanche, highlighting the similarities in their musical styles and how they both excel at creating immersive experiences for their audience. As the conversation flows, Kevin, the other co-host, switches gears and discusses a recent trend in the streaming world. He laments the disappointing removal of the Disney TV show "Crates" from Disney Plus after only a few weeks of streaming availability. The hosts express concern about how this trend of pulling content from streaming platforms prematurely might hinder the emergence of future cult classics. They discuss how audiences need time to discover and appreciate hidden gems in the world of TV shows and movies, which becomes increasingly difficult when content is swiftly removed. In a surprise revelation, Pat hints at possibly being a Taylor Swift fan, adding a personal touch to the episode's conclusion and leaving listeners with a sense of curiosity about the hosts' musical preferences. This episode offers a delightful blend of music appreciation, cultural commentary on streaming trends, and a touch of personal connection, making it an engaging and thought-provoking listen for fans of Jungle and anyone interested in the evolving landscape of entertainment consumption.