ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Only in the perverse minds of rock critics would the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, regarded by most everyone as one of popular music’s landmark achievements, place down at #87 on the New Musical Express and be excluded from Entertainment Weekly‘s list altogether. “This is perverse just and makes me angry,” Erich says. “But I’m just going to handle it in the best way I can.” Daniel then tries to talk about Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many Colors album from 1971. Erich’s Mid-Year Kicker Pick from 1969 is groovy because how can it not be it’s from 1969. We hope you will enjoy the show.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
We head down to Nashville as Daniel presents Home, The Dixie Chicks' 2002 multiplatinum release and #96 on the Entertainment Weekly list. Erich watches Hollywood burn and invokes musique concrète in his exegesis of Public Enemy's 1990 tour-de-force, Fear of a Black Planet, NME's #96. And Daniel's M…
We begin with Erich’s peerless mastery of Jesus-based musicals. First up: Erich presents the Byrds’ 1968 album Notorious Byrds Brothers. Topics covered include the under-celebrated Roger McGuinn, authenticity, and David Crosby’s pro-threesome song, “Triad,” which is as…
Erich examines that most elusive of bands, Various Artists, which debuts here on our lists with Entertainment Weekly’s #95, the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. (It’s mostly the Bee Gees, we know–let’s not discount the Trammps and KC and The Sunshine Band.) Daniel takes on N…
To the left, to the left! Daniel puts his freakum dress on and offers his hot take on Beyoncé's 2006 masterpiece, B'Day (pronounced BEE-day, not Bi-DAY). Erich presents our first "Mojo swap," which in this early-ish episode we call a "substitute" before our branding solidifies. He does it live to p…
We remember the nineties, specifically 1997, as Daniel presents Welsh neo-psych Super Furry Animal’s 1997 release, Radiator, from the New Musical Express top 100 list. Just how neo-psych is it? Three band members are credited with “claps.” That’s neo-psych, right there. Eric…
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