The Sound Board #23: A Decade of Stupid Contagion

This podcast generally covers music and other transgressions. This month's episode is hosted by Dr. Rob Levy with support from Prof. Tuffley and Widgett Walls.

This episode's central topic wobbles around a bit, but it's basically: the 90s. More specifically, two albums that have turned twenty years old: Nevermind by Nirvana and Ten by Pearl Jam. We talk of, around, above and behind both albums and what they meant to music in general. Before we get there, however, we go through some high points of the upcoming fall release schedule. We also say goodbye to Nickolas Ashford and Jerry Leiber, as well as Glen Campbell. Also discussed is Metallica and Lou Reed getting together...plus a new album from Doris Day?

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