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Seangeek and FastFret Podcast

Episode 124

Season 4, Episode 27 – Disraeli Dreamers CD Review

Published on: 2nd February, 2018

Seanorama reviews Disraeli Dreamers debut CD The Lucid. Want to hear some of their songs? Join Seanorama this Saturday Feb 3rd at the Park Theatre for their release, sharing the bill with Moon Tan and Deep Dark Cave.

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SeanGeek and FastFret Podcast

The SeanGeek and FastFret Podcast are two brothers, the geek and the musician who discuss what is on their mind, every week.

Although SeanGeek and FastFret might be the names on the Podcast, the show also veers off into other territories including Breaking The Mold, Geeking out with Karen Bee, and the Metal Shoppe (featuring Alex the Temp).

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Sean McGinity

Hi, I am Sean "SeanGeek" McGinity. And I am a geek. For me, the definition of the word geek comes from liking something so much, that I deep dive into it. Not just consuming it... but becoming it. I "geek out". Everything started with comics. I read them and studied them with a fine eye, and then started making my own. Since then, I have "geeked out" on movies (Star Wars The Evil WIthin, Hurt), music writing, recording, and performing (The Classic Embers and Dome), writing (the Symka comic and the upcoming Intuitives novel), and now... this Podcast.

Todd McGinity

Hey guys, SeanGeek here. Just to be clear, this is me geeking out on Todd "FastFretFingers" McGinity here. Todd is the GOAT. My brother is an established musician, mastering the Fretboard with a blistering discipline. If there was a guitar style, tone, pitch... Todd would find a way to replicate it. From his early days mastering Van Halen and Rush, his musical palate has expanded with forays into classical and flamenco, hard rock, blues and pop. From live performances to learning the recording process, when it comes to music, he has done it all.

Karen Bee