Episode 18 - Periphery "Periphery III: Select Difficulty"

03/31/25 • 80 min

Leitmotif and Movement: A Father and Son Musical Journey Podcast

We're breaking down Periphery’s 2016 release, "Periphery III: Select Difficulty"! We also feature our regular segments including The Art of Discovery. Plus we discuss Little Richard’s “Tutti Frutti” and Michael receives his next assignment!

Songs featured in The Art of Discovery:

"As Tight as Phantoms Hold"

Performed by Beriedir

From the album: “Liminal Spaces”

Composed by: Stefano Nusperli, Francesco Ideo, Simone Bacchi Mottin, Ciro Salvi, Daniele Cantaboni

"All We Have is Yesterday"

Performed by Devil May Care

Composed by: Antonio Bergas Romero

Lyrics by: Veronica Gonzalez Rodriguez

"The Age of the Pariah"

Performed by Beyond The Pale

From the album: “Monument in Time”

Composed by: Johnny Derechos, Frank van Boven, Janneke De Rooy, Boudewijn de Kraaij, Jeroen van Donselaar, Geoggrey Maas

Lyrics by: Janneke De Rooy

(00:00:00) - Intro/What Have You Been Listening to This Week?

(00:06:19) - The Art of Discovery

(00:06:49) - Beriedir "As Tight as Phantoms Hold"

(00:11:30) - Devil May Care "All We Have is Yesterday"

(00:15:31) - Beyond The Pale "The Age of the Pariah"

(00:21:26) - Main Topic: Breaking Down Periphery's 2016 release, "Periphery III: Select Difficulty"

(01:07:06) - Question for the Audience

(01:07:43) - Can't Wait

(01:10:58) - Listener Feedback

(01:14:10) - Michael's Journey: Discussing Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti"

(01:18:29) - On the Next Episode

(01:18:56) - Contact Info/Outro

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Recorded on 03/21/2025

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Songs featured in The Art of Discovery:

"As Tight as Phantoms Hold"

Performed by Beriedir

From the album: “Liminal Spaces”

Composed by: Stefano Nusperli, Francesco Ideo, Simone Bacchi Mottin, Ciro Salvi, Daniele Cantaboni

"All We Have is Yesterday"

Performed by Devil May Care

Composed by: Antonio Bergas Romero

Lyrics by: Veronica Gonzalez Rodriguez

"The Age of the Pariah"

Performed by Beyond The Pale

From the album: “Monument in Time”

Composed by: Johnny Derechos, Frank van Boven, Janneke De Rooy, Boudewijn de Kraaij, Jeroen van Donselaar, Geoggrey Maas

Lyrics by: Janneke De Rooy

(00:00:00) - Intro/What Have You Been Listening to This Week?

(00:06:19) - The Art of Discovery

(00:06:49) - Beriedir "As Tight as Phantoms Hold"

(00:11:30) - Devil May Care "All We Have is Yesterday"

(00:15:31) - Beyond The Pale "The Age of the Pariah"

(00:21:26) - Main Topic: Breaking Down Periphery's 2016 release, "Periphery III: Select Difficulty"

(01:07:06) - Question for the Audience

(01:07:43) - Can't Wait

(01:10:58) - Listener Feedback

(01:14:10) - Michael's Journey: Discussing Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti"

(01:18:29) - On the Next Episode

(01:18:56) - Contact Info/Outro

A complete list of how to contact, follow, like, and subscribe to us can be found at: leitmotifandmovement.com/bio

Can’t find us on your chosen platform? Shoot us a message and let us know!

We are now a part of the SPDM Crew Network of podcasts!

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Recorded on 03/21/2025

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Previous Episode

Episode 17 - Van Halen "Van Halen"

We're breaking down Van Halen’s 1978 release, "Van Halen"! We also feature our regular segments including The Art of Discovery. Plus we discuss Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode” and Michael receives his next assignment!

Songs featured in The Art of Discovery:

"The Elephant Man As A Distinguished Gentleman Sipping His Tea"

Performed by Beware The Gong

From the album: “Eternal Rain”

Composed by: ngaothr’gnaxz & yoz’edhr’zhuss

"Gemini"

Performed by Deeproot

Composed by: Morgan de Wendt, Casper Leijen, Max Stolwijk, & Siem Radder

Lyrics by: Sten Govers

"Passive Fire"

Performed by Ætheric

Composed by: Nicholas Wilks & Jesse Turner

Lyrics by: Jesse Turner & Nicholas Wilks

(00:00:00) - Intro/What Have You Been Listening to This Week?

(00:06:11) - The Art of Discovery

(00:06:43) - Beware The Gong “The Elephant Man As A Distinguished Gentleman Sipping His Tea”

(00:12:39) - Deeproot "Gemini"

(00:16:50) - Ætheric “Passive Fire”

(00:22:44) - Main Topic: Breaking Down Van Halen's 1978 Debut Release, "Van Halen"

(01:06:37) - Question for the Audience

(01:06:47) - Can't Wait

(01:09:32) - Michael's Journey: Discussing Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode"

(01:15:02) - On the Next Episode

(01:15:22) - Contact Info/Outro

A complete list of how to contact, follow, like, and subscribe to us can be found at: leitmotifandmovement.com/bio

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Recorded on 03/07/2025

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Next Episode

Episode 19 - Rainbow "Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow"

We're breaking down Rainbow’s 1975 debut release, "Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow"! We also feature our regular segments including The Art of Discovery. Plus we discuss Marvin Gaye’s “I Heard It Through The Grapevine” and Michael receives his next assignment!

Songs featured in The Art of Discovery:

"Battle at Marthon"

Performed by Overlorde

From the album: “Awaken the Fury”

Composed by: Overlorde

"Scarlet"

Performed by Let It Rot

Composed by: Alex Rocky Tores & Brandon T Hartman

Lyrics by: Brandon T Hartman

"Eileen The Weary Crow"

Performed by Beyond The Veil

From the album: “The Hunter’s Fate”

Composed by: Jimmy Zieger, Adam Altemus, & Michael Bach

Lyrics by: Michael Bach

(00:00:00) - Intro/What Have You Been Listening to This Week?

(00:11:21) - The Art of Discovery

(00:11:55) - Overlorde "Battle At Marathon"

(00:18:31) - Let It Rot "Scarlet"

(00:23:47) - Beyond The Veil "Eileen The Weary Crow"

(00:28:31) - Main Topic: Breaking Down Rainbow's 1975 debut release, "Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow"

(00:58:54) - Question for the Audience

(00:59:25) - Can't Wait

(01:02:40) - Michael's Journey: Discussing Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through The Grapevine"

(01:07:15) - On the Next Episode

(01:07:43) - Contact Info/Outro

A complete list of how to contact, follow, like, and subscribe to us can be found at: leitmotifandmovement.com/bio

Can’t find us on your chosen platform? Shoot us a message and let us know!

We are a part of the SPDM Crew Network of podcasts!

Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! This helps us to be found in the algorithm. Like, subscribe, and leave a comment on YouTube! Make them good, and we’ll read them on the air!

Are you in a band, and you’d like for us to check you out and possibly drop a recommendation on the show? Shoot us a message! We’d love to check you out and give you a shout!

Recorded on 04/11/2025

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.