Cinema Decon Podcast 🎬

Deconstructing and overthinking the movies of our younger years.
A podcast from the Sidereal Media Group.

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Lady Soul by Aretha Franklin (1968)
#249 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

The crowning achievement of Aretha Franklin’s imperial period and one of the greatest soul albums ever made. Released in 1968 at the absolute peak of her powers, Lady Soul delivered raw emotion, church-rooted fire, and unmatched vocal command that turned songs into personal testimonies.

Backed by the legendary Muscle Shoals rhythm section and the Sweet Inspirations, this album perfectly balances gritty Southern soul with sophisticated pop elegance. A timeless masterpiece that still hits the soul like few records ever have, more than 55 years later.

@ArethaFranklin
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Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? by The Cranberries (1993)
#250 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

The stunning debut that introduced the world to The Cranberries and one of the most pure, heartfelt breakthroughs of the 90s. This 1993 album wove dreamy jangle-pop, shimmering guitars, and Dolores O’Riordan’s unmistakable yodel-inflected vocals into an irresistible sound that captured both vulnerability and quiet defiance.

A timeless classic that still feels fresh and deeply moving more than 30 years later.

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No Fences by Garth Brooks (1990)
Honorable Mention 9 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

The peak of Garth Brooks’ early career and one of the most successful, game-changing masterpieces of the 1990s. This 1990 album perfectly blended traditional country storytelling with arena-ready anthems and crossover pop appeal, creating a timeless classic that shattered sales records and brought country music to the mainstream like never before.

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Doolittle by Pixies (1989)
#251 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

The undisputed peak of the Pixies’ career and one of the most explosive, influential masterpieces of the 1980s. This 1989 album perfectly fused noisy alternative rock intensity with irresistible pop hooks and surreal, biblical lyricism, creating a timeless classic that helped birth the alternative explosion of the 90s.

From the manic “Debaser” to the majestic “Monkey Gone to Heaven,” Doolittle remains a blueprint for loud-quiet dynamics and raw emotional power.

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Breakfast In America by Supertramp (1979)
#252 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

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@RealJamesWoods Holy Jump-Scare James.

My eyes weren’t ready for that this morning. 🤣

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@Nerdrotics I didn’t realize it had even premiered.

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Supertramp's Masterpiece and the End of a Golden Era

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Breakfast In America by Supertramp (1979)
#252 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

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Breakfast In America by Supertramp (1979)
#252 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

The peak of Supertramp’s career and one of the most polished, hook-filled masterpieces of the late 1970s. This 1979 album perfectly balanced progressive rock sophistication with irresistible pop accessibility, creating a timeless classic that dominated radio worldwide.

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Violator by Depeche Mode (1990)
#253 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

A flawless, era-defining masterpiece that elevated Depeche Mode from synth-pop pioneers to global rock-electronic superstars. Released in 1990, Violator blended dark, cinematic atmospheres with irresistible hooks and massive stadium-ready sound.

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The latest on Music Rewind: Richard Foos, founder of Rhino Records, joins us to discuss The Electric Flag’s A Long Time Comin’.

A wildly overlooked 1968 album that sounds like blues, soul, psychedelia, and jazz-rock all crashing together at once.

🎧 New episode available now.

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Over Lovin’ You - The Electric Flag - Music Rewind Favorite Clips

Live Monterey Pop Festival June 17, 1967

Listen to our episode discussing The Electric Flag’s album A Long Time Comin’ with special guest Richard Foos, co-founder of Rhino Records.

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Use Your Illusion II by Guns N' Roses (1991)
#254 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

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The latest from the Music History Vault.

Use Your Illusion II by Guns N' Roses (1991)
#254 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

Guns N' Roses at Their Peak and on the Edge

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Now available at Music Rewind!

The Electric Flag - A Long Time Comin'
with guest Richard Foos, co-founder of Rhino Records

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Use Your Illusion II by Guns N' Roses (1991)
#254 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

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Buy. Physical. Media.

Before it’s too late.

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So they have recut Crocodile Dundee for a 4K release and removed about 2 mins saying it was “offensive”. Also a warning at the start that how it was made at a different time. Yes the scene cut was his grabbing the balls of man dressed as a woman.

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New Episode!
Our latest brings the legendary Richard Foos to the table to shine a long-overdue spotlight on music history's hidden gem:
A Long Time Comin' by The Electric Flag

Richard Foos is co-founder of Rhino Records and Shout! Factory.

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Use Your Illusion II by Guns N' Roses (1991)
#254 on the Top 300 Albums of All Time

GNR at the peak of their creative and commercial power. Released on the same day as its sister record Use Your Illusion I, this 1991 epic delivered cinematic rock anthems, raw emotion, and stadium-sized swagger.

It remains one of the most ambitious and successful releases in hard rock history.

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Enema Of The State by Blink 182
Honorable Mention 8 on the Top 300 Albums Of All Time

Blink-182’s breakthrough masterpiece. The pop-punk juggernaut that turned teenage angst, juvenile humor, and massive hooks into a mainstream phenomenon. This 1999 album catapulted the California trio from Warped Tour favorites into global superstars. Worthy of an Honorable Mention in our countdown.

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