ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On occasion, an artist will burst onto the scene with a debut album so powerful, it completely shifts your perspective on music. On today’s show we discuss three such albums and how they shaped our musical tastes.
Bjork – Debut (Andy)Velvet Underground & Nico – Velvet Underground & Nico (Don)Jeff Buckley – Grace (Dude)
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