Ozzy Osbourne, Matthew Good, and The Walkabouts
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Ordinary Man by Ozzy Osbourne
On his first album in ten years, Ozzy sounds like Ozzy, and his band ably backs him ...
Random Desire by Greg Dulli
On his first official solo album, Greg Dulli sounds as self-assured as ever. The album reportedly started as an intimate home recording and blossomed in the studio into a full production, but …
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Satisfied Mind by The Walkabouts
This 1993 album collects a wide variety of artists for folk, country, and Americana covers for a timeless album ...
War by U2
There was a time when U2 was a scrappy young band teetering on the edge of stardom or collapse. We're revisiting War with fresh ears ...
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Matthew Good - Moving Walls
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Guided by Voices - Surrender Your Poppy Field
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Mondo Generator - Fuck It
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Lee Ranaldo and Raül Refree - Names Of North End Women
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Johnny Polonsky - Ghost Like Soul (feat. Cedric Bixler-Zavala) - single
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📅 Coming February 28
Mondo Generator - Shooters Bible
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📅 Coming March 6
Cornershop - England Is A Garden
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Body Count - Carnivore
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Moby - All Visible Objects
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Stephen Malkmus - Traditional Techniques
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Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds - Blue Moon Rising
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Gord Sinclair - Taxi Dancers
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90s Album Review Poll - Feb 2020
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🎙 Coming soon on the podcast
R.E.M. in the 90s
Tim and J were joined by R.E.M. experts Jason Longshore, Kevin Schwitters and Josh Venable to break down the band's 90s discography and weight in on whether they survived the 90s.
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