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Episode 724: Galaxie 500 – ‘On Fire’
Podcast patron Nick Scalera gets to pick the topic. He wants to talk about Galaxie 500’s “On Fire” album, celebrating its 30th anniversary.
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Episode 723: The Replacements and Remixes
Podcast patron Mike Wagner gets to pick the topic. We talk about the recent Replacements’ recent reissue “Dead Man’s Pop,” which includes new mixes of the album “Don’t Tell a Soul.” And we talk about remixes in general.
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Episode 722: October New Music – Palehound, Corridor
Jim’s been digging new music by Palehound and the French Canadian band Corridor. Plus, we play a Yo La Tengo cover, also by Palehound.
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Episode 721: October New Music – Angel Olsen, Ubik, Foo Fighters
Patrick’s been digging new music by indie artist Angel Olsen and Australian punk band Ubik. Plus, we play a newly released Dead Kennedys cover by Foo Fighters.
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Episode 720: Intern Sam’s CDs – T. Rex, Soul Asylum, Social Distortion
We bought young Sam Lisker some CDs – T. Rex’s “Electric Warrior,” Soul Asylum’s “And the Horse They Rode in On” and Social Distortion’s “Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell.” Today, we get his reaction to these oldies-but-goodies.
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Episode 719: Spooky CDs
Listener Paul Trap sent us a treat – four Halloween mix CDs! We play some cuts.
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Episode 718: At the Movies – Ken Burns’s ‘Country Music’
Jim watched all 16 hours of Ken Burns’ ‘Country Music’ documentary series on PBS. He and Patrick discuss this impressive work with listener Nick Scalera, who also happens to work at PBS’ Washington DC affiliate WETA.
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Episode 717: Concert Reports – Squeeze, Stray Cats, Bryan Ferry, Farm Aid
Listeners Bill Mulligan and Scott Parks call in with concert reports, including recent shows by Squeeze, the Stray Cats and Bryan Ferry, plus the Farm Aid festival.
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Episode 716: New Music – Tindersticks, Jeremy Ivey, Cloak, Mike Patton, Kate Teague
In his monthly contribution, Steven Routledge of Scotland tells us about new music he discovered in September: Cloak, Jeremy Ivey, Tindersticks, Mike Patton and Kate Teague. He also talks about his favorite album of the 21st century, by Gutter Twins.
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Episode 715: Live Show – Kid Brother
It’s a live show featuring indie band Kid Brother from our friend Greg Wilson’s back yard. The band members answer some goofy questions and play some live music: “God on Television,” “Baltimore Street Rat” and “Graves,” from their album “Baltimore Street Rat.”