Bowlero with Allan McLeod

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🗓️ 20 June 2024

⏱️ 133 minutes

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Allan McLeod aka "Molasses Boy" (@allanmcleod, Walkin' About) joins the 'boys to talk walking, U.S. Presidents, and to revisit an old video before a review of Bowlero. Plus, a special edition of Slop Quiz.

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Sources for this week's intro:

https://theconversation.com/decoding-the-music-masterpieces-ravels-bolero-a-sinuous-and-sexy-composition-with-no-music-in-it-149528

https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/first/i/ivry-ravel.html

https://www.classicfm.com/composers/ravel/guides/ravel-15-facts/maurice-ravel-15/

https://www.wpr.org/culture/infamous-bolero

https://la.curbed.com/2016/5/5/11597932/bowling-alleys-bowlmor-bowlero

https://www.bowlerocorp.com/about-bowlerocorp

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0:00.0	This is a HeadGum podcast.
0:06.0	Want to watch this episode?
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0:10.0	Com slash DoB's media. Is he pleased to hear his music?
0:16.8	You cannot tell.
0:18.3	What an odd fellow.
0:20.0	This was French socialite Madame René de Saint-Marco
0:23.4	writing in her diary on a performance
0:25.2	she witnessed by Bass composer Maurice Ravell.
0:28.8	Considered part of the early 20th century
0:31.0	French Impressionist School, along with Claude Buset and Eric Satier, the Ravelle
0:35.8	himself disliked the label.
0:38.2	His career, despite staggering critical and commercial success, is considered to have been something of a waste of
0:44.5	potential at least by the composer himself. Ravel's best-remembered work, a
0:50.4	commission for a Russian ballerina titled Bolero, was a dance in the three, four time
0:55.9	signature that loops variations on its same simple melodic phrasing for its entire 15-minute
1:01.1	run time. The piece has an intoxicating and seductive
1:05.3	quality that has made it endure for a century, though Ravel agreed with an elderly
1:09.7	woman who heckled the piece's premiere by shouting, Rubbish,
1:14.0	according to Maurice's brother,
1:16.0	the gabosa responded, quote,
1:18.0	that old lady got the message.
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