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Here we go! Episode 1 of 10 is up. It's long! Episode 2 (GEAR) will be up on Monday. Hope everyone is having a nice weekend...

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Dan Bill Paul

Dude- these deep dives are incredible, but this especially- what a transformative journey. Thank you for sharing homie.

Dan Boeckner

Yeah! Thank you! It’s been fun. Kind of a nice middle ground between ama and podcasting. Really enjoying doing these

David Groves

thanks dan! interesting to get your take on china and the former eastern bloc countries. and now that you mention it, a lot of the bands i listen to these days are compromised of duos. now I know why... thanks again, love ya! davey

Maria Carullo

That was so interesting. I’m so excited for these videos. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

Tim Dieterich

This was great history and very compelling storytelling!

Ben Broderick

Thank you, this is premium content.

Cory

Absolutely fucking loved this Dan. Thank you so much for the music, your thoughts, the journey.

Michael Kendall

Dude, this is great! Thanks for spending the time with us. The Expo videos were awesome too and looking forward to this full series and then begging you to do some Atlas Strategic segments one day 😭 Your closing thoughts made me think of on of my fav LCD Soundsystem songs (North American Scum) but reading through those lyrics... different trains of thought ha.

Nancy1978

Wow! Hearing your perspective and how you evolved musically was so interesting. I mean, what can I say Dan, I love your music so much. Ever since I discovered it, it’s all I listen to. Thank you for sharing! ❤️

Mike Webb

Thanks for doing these, Dan. Very interesting stuff

Billy Gray

Just catching up on these now Dan, this is lovely and fascinating! And I was not expecting the China bit at all, wow. Also I just have to take the opportunity to say: for some time now, nearly every time I’m getting on the Subway to go to rehearsal I love to put on Operators Blue Wave and listen to the whole thing. And I’ve been trying to hold back from asking but now cannot help myself, would you consider sometime talking about how that record was made and what’s going on in there? I don’t make electronic music myself but have been working on my own bands record, and recording a friend’s project, turns out I really love the nitty gritty of the process. Anyway, very excited for the rest of this series, thanks again for doing it. (Love the new Jaguar demo btw!)