Blink And You'll Miss It

"The cream of a very good crop." Daniel concludes their countdown of their ranked list of Zelda games. You can find Daniel on Twitter at @Dantendo64 and on the Scavengers Network podcast Frankenstein's Jukebox!

In the middle episode of Link and You'll Miss It (Part of the 2022 Scavengers Scramble), Daniel continues to count down the Timeline Canon Zelda games. Hear about their favorite creepypasta, what side games they found enjoyable, and CRAZY TRACY

In their first episode of Link and You'll Miss It for the Scavengers Scramble 2022, Daniel (@dantendo64) starts counting down the Zelda games from least favored to most favored.

Why is this audio file so long? The time from the last word of the statement to the last second of the track totals 8 minutes and 46 seconds. 8 minutes and 46 seconds doesn't sound like a long time until you are confronted with just how long it can drag on. 8 minutes and 46 seconds is how long it took to end George Floyd's life [https://www.8m46s.com]. At the Scavengers Network, we support the nationwide protests against police brutality; because Black Lives Matter. It is not enough to simply be “not racist”. You must be anti-racist. This is not a matter of “differing politics” nor is it something that is up for debate. This is about human and civil rights. We must make Black voices heard. Amplify and listen to Black voices. We have always been committed to using our platform to raise others up, and do what is right. Please, join us. These links have lists and resources for educating, donating, petition signing, and more: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co and https://bit.ly/junejustice.

We close out the week of Scavengers Scramble BAYMI episodes with an entry from Tracy, who is talking about the song Sneaky Snake....which is about a sneaky snake. I can't imagine a more perfect ending to this series of scramble episodes, honestly

For the penultimate episode of the Scavengers Scramble week, Ty (Side Character Quest) joins the show to talk about a movement from an orchestral suite about the planets. This movement is about Jupiter. And that's all I want to give you by way of description because the way Ty approaches this episode still has my mind reeling and I want you to experience it in the same way. So, enjoy!

In the halfway point of the week, Daniel Spencer takes the wheel and drives us up to Doomtree, Minnesota, to listen to a little Dessa. They're talking about "Fighting Fish" in this episode, a choice cut from 2013's Parts of Speech about not tamping down your ambition just because it's not fashionable to *try*

Lindsey Nelsen (Historical Hotties) takes the reins of the show to talk about a song from the self-titled debut of Marcy Playground (You might know them from "Sex and Candy") and how it makes her think about nerdiness and finding the things you like and loving them as hard as you can.

In the first episode of the Scavengers Scramble episodes of BAYMI, Alex Taylor (Myth Takes, Journey Under 30, Feels and Variations) talks about the amazing song for the last episode of Brian David Gilbert's Dances Moving Series. Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfLZiWGIJdU

This is just one last episode to sort of summarize what we learned this season as well as talk about how the season went as a whole and then completely alienate all listeners by talking about some plans for Season 3 :) Join me, if you dareeeeeee

In the final episode about a song for Season 2, I talk about loving this song very much but being confused be a very random reference. Thank you so much for listening to this, stay tuned for the Season 2 Wrap-up.

In this penultimate song of the season, Tom is singing about pining for a girl again, and we love him for it. It's basically what got them big, right? Anyways, I talk about my second favorite untitled song on Demo #2

In this episode, I talk about how finally I've found songs that match up to my expectations for what these early demos were going to sound like! Join me tomorrow for the second Untitled song on Demo 2!

In this episode (which is distinct from yesterday's episode about The First Time), Aemyn (@aemyn) and I talk about an alternate timeline where Blink-182 save a certain formerly popular, but often maligned genre of music...and then we snap back to reality and I'm sad.

In this episode Evan from the Read Between (@readbetweencast) and Nostalgia Cops (@nostalgiacops) podcasts joins me to discuss the opening track of NINE and why this song fits into a long line of excellent openers!

In this episode, I am joined by Elizabeth (@theloveliestliz) from Your Fave is Problematic and FMK All Day for no SPECIFIC REASON RELATED TO THE CONTENT OF THIS SONG. No, it's definitely not because of any alleged orgies contained herein. Nope. Not that. Not one bit.

In this episode, Corbin from Paudeville (@paudeville) joins me to talk about a song that left us somewhat wanting, though I won't say there weren't ANY parts of it that we liked!

In this episode, I am joined by Mike (@TheGIGGAS) from Back to the Futurama (@backtofuturama) to talk about the closing track from NINE, which happens to have hit Mike in a very good place and quickly become one of his preferred Blink songs! We also talk about whether my dark interpretation of the lyrics has any place among the much brighter accepted lyrics.

In this episode, I talk about my expectations for this song, both before listening and while listening, and how the band defied both sets of expectations. Also, I didn't mention it in the episode, but in case you didn't know, Reebok is/was an athleticwear/shoe company that I often associate as being rivals with Nike

Today Season 1 alum Evan (from @readbetweencast and @nostalgiacops) joins me to discuss the other song that only appears on the Flyswatter EP, but we discusss how it sounds completely different from what we're used to!