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Episode 172 Recap
The RIAA sued a 12-year-old for downloading Avril Lavigne. Now Spotify wants you to pay extra to remix Paul Simon with AI. Some things never change.
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Episode 171 Recap
Stadium tours are crashing hard from "Blue Dot Fever." Mark breaks down why corporate greed is emptying arenas and why the independent club scene is winning this summer... and of course, new tracks for your listening ears.
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Episode 170 Recap
Did the Music Industry Kill the Album, or Did We? (Plus 5 New Songs That…
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Episode 169 Recap
50 Years of the Beast, an Alternate Beatles Reality, and Bollywood Gangster Rap I’m back…
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Episode 168 Recap
Discover five live albums that don’t suck—from Rush and Iron Maiden to Peter Gabriel and Tesla. Host Mark Bradbourne shares the best live recordings that capture energy without the crowd noise chaos.
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Episode 167 Recap
Mark explores the Brennan B3 audio jukebox, a "graduation gift" that’s reviving his massive CD collection. Plus, new music reviews featuring Culture Wars, Fantastic Cat, Dylan Santiago, and Man/Woman/Chainsaw.
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Episode 166 Recap
Mark and Seymour break down the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, from the Oasis "pissing match" to Mariah Carey’s surprising snub. Plus, five new songs from Plini, Tigercub, and more that you need to hear.
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Episode 165 Recap
The Nostalgia Spectrum - From Rush’s Tribute to the Stones’ Secret Society The 2026 musical…
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Episode 164 Recap
The Eulogy for the Power Ballad Have you ever experienced a "thumb cramp"? Not from texting,…
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Episode 163 Recap
Ever thought classical music was just for nap time? Think again. We’re diving into "Symphonies That Don’t Suck," featuring head-banging Shostakovich, riots in Paris, and the mechanical chaos of John Adams. Strap in for a wild ride through the metal side of the orchestra!