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J and Tim dig into the grunge, alt-rock, and indie albums that changed everything—the forgotten classics, the underappreciated masterpieces, and the legends worth hearing again. One album at a time. Let’s dig it out.
Episodes
Tuesday Jun 25, 2013
Tuesday Jun 25, 2013
Tuesday Jun 18, 2013
Tuesday Jun 18, 2013
To help us revisit the suggested review of Lotion's 1996 sophomore album Nobody's Cool, we invited the whole band to join us, and they took us up on the offer. Brothers Bill and Jim Ferguson, Rob Youngberg and Tony Zajkowski all stop by to talk about history of Lotion, how their band name cost them ten grand, and we learn what happens when six Skype users can't maintain a consistent wi-fi signal. We kept the technical difficulties in this one for your amusement.
Oh, and EARMUFFs for the kids, things get a little blue.
Songs in the Episode:
Tuesday Jun 11, 2013
Tuesday Jun 11, 2013
We're back with another pick by Jason, and we've got some good old fashioned disagreement! Unique and original, or familiar and predictable? Where does the the 1996 album Year of the Rat by NY Loose fall? Tune in to find out. Songs in the Episode:
Intro - Rip Me Up
2:33 - History of the Band
7:10 - Detonator
8:53 - Sunday Morning
12:23 - Broken
17:37 - Rip Me Up
Outro - Trash the Given Chance
Tuesday Jun 04, 2013
Tuesday Jun 04, 2013
#125: I Love You by I Love You
We're back with another requested review, and this one has left us a bit confused. I Love You is a band with little history or output, but what they did leave us is a self-titled debut album that shifts between Jane's Addiction-like alternative funk and Guns N' Roses riffing. See what we mean by confused?
Songs in the Episode:
Intro - Open You
1:58 - History of the Band
4:01 - Fuzz the Whirl
8:25 - Hang Straight Up
11:27 - 2
23:47 - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T.
Outro - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T.