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Episode 346: April New Music – Hop Along, Sons of Kemet, Prince
Patrick’s been digging indie rock from Hop Along, jazz from Sons of Kemet and a newly released classic jam from Prince.
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Episode 345: April New Music – Moondoggies, Winter, Japanese Breakfast
What’s Jim been digging lately? Hear his new music picks from April. Earthy rock from the Moondoggies, shoegaze from Winter, and a Cranberries cover from Japanese Breakfast.
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Episode 344: Rush – Live Albums
We close out Rush Week with a look at some of the band’s live recordings. With guests Bobby Padavick and Charles Andrews of D.C. band Night Streets.
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Episode 343: Rush – ‘Signals’
Be cool or be cast out. Listen to our exploration of Rush’s 1982 album “Signals.” With guests Bobby Padavick and Charles Andrews of D.C. band Night Streets. All part of Rush Week on Rockin’ the Suburbs.
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Episode 342: Rush – ‘Permanent Waves’
If you choose not to listen to this podcast, you still have made a choice. Rockin’ the Suburbs tackles Rush’s 1980 album “Permanent Waves,” with guests Bobby Padavick and Charles Andrews of D.C. band Night Streets. As Rush Week continues.
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Episode 341: Rush – ‘2112’
Rush Week continues! Today, we take a step back to discuss the band’s 1976 landmark album ‘2112.’ With special guests Bobby Padavick and Charles Andrews of D.C. band Night Streets.
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Episode 340: Rush – ‘Moving Pictures’
Prepare to be Rushified on Rockin’ the Suburbs this week. We invite a couple of big fans — Bobby Padavick and Charles Andrews of Washington D.C. band Night Streets — to talk about some of the albums of Rush. We start with the Canadian trio’s best-selling record, 1981’s “Moving Pictures.”
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Episode 339: Record Store Day – Car Seat Headrest, Trampled By Turtles and More
Adam Coop of Louisville rounds out our tales from Record Store Day. He picked up some special released by Car Seat Headrest, Trampled By Turtles (covering Tom Petty) and more.
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Episode 338: Record Store Day – Flaming Lips, Prince, Genesis and More
It’s Randall Brown’s turn to talk about Record Store Day finds. He picked up special editions by Flaming Lips and Prince, plus used records including classic Genesis. Randall’s band, Quartjar, provides the theme music for this podcast.
