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Episode 768: Neil Peart, Rest in Power
SPECIAL EPISODE: Neil Peart of Rush, one of the greatest drummers of all time, died Jan. 7 from brain cancer. Jim and Patrick are joined by Mike Snider and Brad Maylor to discuss Peart’s contributions to rock music.
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Episode 767: 2019 Favorites – Black Pumas, Kelly Finnigan
Listeners Kurt Gallagher and Mackensi Crenshaw tell us about their favorite albums of the past year, by Black Pumas and Kelly Finnigan, respectively.
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Episode 766: 2019 Favorites – Denzel Curry, Oso Oso
Listener Marios Kritiotis of Pittsburgh tells us about his favorite albums of 2019: emo by Oso Oso and hip-hop by Denzel Curry.
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Episode 765: 2019 Favorites – Gary Clark Jr., Michael Kiwanuka, Camino, Silversun Pickups
Listener John Off shares his favorites of 2019: Michael Kiwanuka, Camino, Silversun Pickups and Gary Clark Jr.
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Episode 764: 2019 Favorites – The Who, Angel Olsen, Bruce Springsteen, Seratones, Priests
Mark Neese of Okemos MI tells us about his favorites of 2019: Angel Olsen, Priests, Seratones, Bruce Springsteen and The Who.
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Episode 763: 2019 Favorites – Raconteurs, Billie Eilish, Pixies, Cage The Elephant, White Reaper
January is Listener Favorites Month! Adam Coop of Louisville KY calls in to tell us about his faves of 2019: Billie Eilish, Cage The Elephant, Pixies, White Reaper and the Raconteurs.
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Episode 762: Bands We Broke Up With
Barret Ries, a patron of the pod, gets to pick the topic. We connect via FaceTime and discuss bands that we have broken up with – meaning we used to have a strong relationship with them, but feelings have diminished over time.
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Top 19 Episodes of 2019
We laughed, we cried, we rocked. 2019 was an EPIC year for the pod. Relive the memories with us with this list of the most legendary episodes of the year.
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Episode 761: Echo Park Jimmy 2020
We ring in the new year with a series of phone calls from fan favorite Echo Park Jimmy. So many topics to explore.
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Episode 760: 1984 – A Look Back
Mike Kohli, a patron of the pod, calls in on Skype and gets to pick the topic. He wants to discuss the music of 1984, especially the alt-rock scene that included Hüsker Dü, Minutemen, the Replacements and Metallica. Jim and Patrick also make a couple of picks: Pretenders and Meat Puppets, respectively.