Progressive Palaver is back with a fascinating exploration of Dada's extended musical landscape. The group unpack the solo and side ventures of band members—from Butterfly Jones to 7Horse to Michael Gurley's solo albums.
The episode reveals compelling discoveries: 7Horse’s breakthrough moment when their track landed in *The Wolf of Wall Street*, Phil's candid hour-long interview on the Geoff Antonio show discussing producer Ken Scott and Miles Copeland's influence, and the rare 2001 Butterfly Jones album that remains largely unavailable on streaming platforms.
The hosts candidly assess how these projects, while musically solid, lack the magical chemistry of the original three-piece dynamic. They celebrate Michael Gurley's psychedelic production on *Ultrasound* and his storytelling prowess—particularly "Laika," which captures the tragic Soviet space dog's orbit with haunting precision.
The takeaway? These side projects deepen appreciation for Dada's core work, though nothing quite matches the original trio performing together.
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