With the close of 2025, the Now Spinning crew discuss their top album of the year. As they explore the depth and uniqueness in this year's music landscape, they delve into Justin Bieber's production collaborations, the innovative and eclectic R&B stylings of Dijon, as well as the ever-present Geese. Listen in for their full list of favs and for a casual hang full of deep cuts in the wide, wide world of vinyl music.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

This episode commemorates the 50th meeting of the Now Spinning crew, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of their podcast. The hosts reflect on their initial journey with vinyl records and the profound impact of music on their lives. They also engage in a lively discussion on the Nov. 6th VRC meeting that centered around the theme "Radio Junkie," focusing on popular tracks that have dominated the airwaves. Notable mentions include Wheezer, Guns N' Roses, AC/DC, Paul Anka, Kansas, and many more!

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On this episode, The Now Spinning crew tackles what makes for a "perfect" album. Making the distinction between what makes for a "favorite" album, the crew explore how a "perfect" album usually comes down to the vibe and feeling like there is an artistic vision on both sides of the record, like Michael Jackson’s "Thriller", Guns N' Roses' "Appetite for Destruction", and Pink Floyd's "The Wall". Honorable mentions this episode include Masayoshi Takenaka, Weezer, Steely Dan, The Cars, just to name a few!

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club

Join The Now Spinning crew to explore the Halloween-themed music featured during their recent October 16th meeting. Keeping with the spooky vibes, highlighted tracks include "Werewolves of London" and "Transylvania Twist" . The episode also touches on the significance of various artists, such as Cab Calloway, Ozzy Osbourne, Twisted Sister, Louis Armstrong, The Misfits, and many more!

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With Fall in full swing, join the Now Spinning Crew for the latest episode, where they discuss the playlist from their October 2nd meeting. This episode features Parquet Courts' "Almost had to start a Fight," a vibrant post-punk track that resonates with fans of Talking Heads and Gang of Four. Throughout the episode, the crew shares personal anecdotes and reflections on various tracks, including Gordon Lightfoot's nostalgic "Carefree Highway" and Neil Diamond's "I'm A Believer." Honorable mentions include songs by Pink Floyd, Sonic Youth, Smash Mouth, The Monkees, Van Morrison, and many more.

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The Now Spinning crew delves into the playlist of their September 18th meeting, as well as a recent visit to The Record Lounge in REO Town district of Lansing. Their discussion covers an eclectic playlist featuring notable covers of Beatles songs, along with tracks from diverse genres, such as jazz and sunshine pop. As always, the crew invite listeners to join their meetings, bring along your favorite vinyl to share, and discover music together.

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The Now Spinning crew is back to discuss which albums they'd stow away for a return the proverbial desert island. Evoking cherished memories, many of the albums this week carry strong personal connections for the crew, including various iconic artists like Glenn Miller, Gordon Lightfoot, and The Who. This episode underscores the deep emotional connections that music fosters, illustrating how certain songs can transport us back to pivotal moments in our lives, making them indispensable companions for any journey.

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The Now Spinning crew runs down the playlist for inaugural meeting of the fall semester for the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. The discussion centers around the diverse and dynamic playlist that each member has contributed, reflecting their unique musical preferences and experiences. Among the highlights, they explore tracks such as "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses, "Museum" by Herman's Hermits, and "Sabre Dance" by Aram Khachaturian.

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Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club