Episode 7: Marquee Moon

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Episode 7: Marquee Moon

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94 minutes

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Dec 14, 2020

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The DIIV Podcast, Episode 7.
The band talks music venues in NYC, CBGB, "punk", and the 1977 album Marquee Moon by Television.

Released:

Dec 14, 2020

Format:

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Titles in the series (12)

We're a band called DIIV, talking about music, life, politics, etc. and sometimes playing our instruments. We break down music we love, discuss its social context, and work through related musical ideas as a band. Good for music fans or anyone who's ever wanted to be a fly on the wall in the DIIV studio.

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