Kishore & Jeremy are joined by special guest Trace Dominguez to geek out about Spider-Man’s breakup with the MCU, a new Matrix film, the web’s longest running web cam going dark, and the science of popular music charts. Plus, a smattering of Apple news, the VR Minute, and yet another amazing outro by Wo Hawk!
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Jeremy is right that Trinity does die at the end of Matrix 3, when she is impaled in the crashed ship, just before Neo goes to fight agent smith for the Matrix.
DVD release for sure…moratorium on spoilers
Got my physical apple card the other day. It is a bit heavier than my other cards but the titanium is pretty cool.
Can someone please post a link to the show notes
Music chart data collection fundamentally changed in 1991 when Billboard switched to using the automated collection of actual point of sale data for music. Prior, the process was not far off from calling a bunch of retailers and asking what they thought was selling, which was obviously problematic. It’s surprising that the original paper doesn’t refer to this essential change in the data, especially when it both aligns with the timing of the shift they cite and it seems critical to understanding that shift.
Further reading:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nielsen_SoundScan