The Stereo

Three Hundred

Label

Fueled by Ramen

Release year

1999

Producer

J. Robbins

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It was the right sound released at the right time, so why isn't The Stereo mentioned along side Fall Out Boy and New Found Glory?

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Thanks to a listener, this week we're checking out the 1999 debut album Three Hundred by The Stereo. Big hooks and loud guitars dominate this pop-punk record, with an occasional piano detour to mix things up. It was the right sound released at the right time, so why isn't The Stereo mentioned along side early 2000's successes like Fall Out Boy and New Found Glory - was it merely the public overlooking a hidden gem, or is this worth passing up? Tune in to find out.

Episode Transcript

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Songs in this episode

‍Intro - She Would Never4:52 - History of the Band
14:48 - Ramona
21:20 - Devotion
Outro - Divine

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