Tag: Beach Slang
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Episode 837: New Music – Stephen Malkmus, Monophonics, Beach Slang, EOB, Greg Dulli, Black Lips, Rookie, Kiwi Jr.
Listeners give us lots of new music recommendations. Captain Doug Ferrel goes with Rookie, Black Lips and Beach Slang. Kevin Bartlett likes EOB. Mackensi Crenshaw touts the Monophonics. Tim Hoffman shares some love for Stephen Malkmus. And Jesse from San Antonio tells us about Greg Dulli and Kiwi Jr.
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Episode 758: Best of 2010s – Janelle Monáe, Beck, Vampire Weekend, Parquet Courts and More
More great tunes from the past decade. We hit shuffle on a special collaborative playlist powered by our listeners. Today: Slowdive, Janelle Monáe, DIIV, Beck, Beach Slang, Jayhawks, Vampire Weekend, Ex Hex and Parquet Courts.
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Episode 576: Rarities – Bob Mould, Paul Westerberg
Jim shares some rarities from his collection (music that is unavailable or difficult to find on the streaming services). He starts with a song from Bob Mould’s underappreciated mid-’90s solo career, then plays a tune from an oft-overlooked Paul Westerberg album from 2002. (Recorded on the back deck, and featuring guest Jasper Colt.)
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Episode 188: New Music: September 2017
What’s new in the Rockin’ the Suburbs record collection? How about some Dori Freeman, Deer Tick, Metz and Rostam? Plus, a Big Star cover by Beach Slang.
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Episode 85: Fan Mail Friday 5
It’s an episode programmed by you, the listeners! This edition of Fan Mail Friday includes songs by Bonny Doon, Concrete Blonde, the Spice Girls with Echo & the Bunnymen (what?), the Lightning Seeds, Better Than Ezra and more. (There’s even a song about poo; it was bound to happen.) Our friend Adam Woodard joins in the fun.
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Episode 45: Fan Mail Friday 1
Jim & Patrick go through their massive fan mail and talk about the Black Crowes, Fleetwood Mac, DYGL, a beer song and more.
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Episode 30: Talkin’ Beach Slang
Beach Slang plays loud, fast rock ‘n’ roll … and covers some great songs too. Jim & Patrick discuss.
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Episode 9: Best of the best of lists, part 3
The trilogy concludes with two more musical discoveries from year-end best-of lists.