Tag: Jim Lenahan
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Episode 2319: ’90s Album Madness – Second Round, Sales and Critics Quadrants
Analyst Jason Goebel joins Jim and Patrick to recap the second round in the Sales Quadrant and preview the second round in the Critics Quadrant.
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Episode 2306: Dash Rip Rock, A$AP Rocky, Courtney Barnett and Waxahatchee, the Sha La Das
Jim starts up the January New Music train with songs by Dash Rip Rock, A$AP Rocky, Courtney Barnett with Waxahatchee, and the Sha La Das.
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Episode 2305: ’90s Album Madness – First Round, Critics and Listener Quadrants
It’s time for a ’90s Albums Madness tournament update!
Analysts Jason Goebel and Mike Kohli join Jim and Patrick to recap the first round in the Critics Quadrant and preview the first round in the Listeners Quadrant.
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Episode 2273: Behind the Music Video: Ace Frehley
Jim’s friend George Mannes joins the podcast to talk about that time he worked as a production assistant on the music video shoot for the 1988 song “Insane” by Frehley’s Comet.
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Episode 2265: November New Music – Home Front, Hatchie, Pulp
Jim starts up the November New Music train with songs by Home Front and Hatchie. Plus, a Johnny Cash cover by Pulp.
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Episode 2253: Perfect Pop – Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers
Jim inducts “I Wanna Be Loved” by the Heartbreakers into the Perfect Pop Pantheon. And makes a bold claim.
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Episode 2245: October New Music – Stray Cats, Bar Italia, Cusp
Jim gets the new music train a-rollin’ with tunes by Bar Italia and Cusp. Plus, an Eddie Cochran cover by the Stray Cats.
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Episode 2225: September New Music – The Cords, Oracle Sisters, Liz Cooper, Andrew Bird, Alkaline Trio
Jim fires up the New Music Train with September releases from the Cords, Oracle Sisters, Liz Cooper, Andrew Bird and Alkaline Trio.
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Episode 2206: August New Music – Ada Lea, Winter, 1-800-Mikey, Tops, Airport 77s
Jim gets the New Music Train rolling with tracks by Ada Lea, Winter, 1-800-Mikey and Tops. Plus, a David Bowie cover by the Airport 77s.
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Episode 2204: Interview: Chris Slusarenko, Part Three
Bob Peterson joins Jim and Patrick for a wide-ranging interview with musician, podcaster and former video-store owner Chris Slusarenko. In the final part of the conversation, we wrap up music documentary chat and get into some musical talk. Many thanks to Bob and Chris for making this happen!











