Episode 244: Episode 244: Rod Stewart “Every Picture Tells A Story” with Tim McKay

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06/14/22 • 84 min

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The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Tim McKay to tackle the Rod Stewart solo album “Every Picture Tells A Story.” Plenty of other discussion including why are we having school after Memorial Day, Kate Bush and Stranger Things, The Top 10 albums from a certain week in 1971, Ron Wood doesn’t get enough credit, Elvis Presley, Dylan covers, wait... “Maggie May” was a B side?, Henry, and listening to Rod Stewart unplugged at 16 might explain Tim’s high school issues (according to Wayne...maybe he wasn’t trying to get students, he was trying to attract teachers).

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Episode 243: Episode 243: Drew Kennedy discusses Ben Folds “Rockin’ The Suburbs”

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The guys are joined by Drew Kennedy to talk about his new album “Marathon” and the Ben Folds solo album “Rockin’ The Suburbs.” Plenty of other discussion including Ben’s brush with The Chute in New Braunfels TX, rubber bridge guitars, crying on a record, Wayne’s internet issues, Nick Hornby, it sucks to grow old (but shout out to Dallin and Maverick), “when I go, the cops are coming,” The Park of Death, Korn, and a celebration of Ben Folds – a master story teller.

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Episode 245: Episode 245: Wilco’s “Summerteeth” with Gorman Bechard & Jeff Frame

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The guys are joined by film maker Gorman Bechard to discuss the Jay Bennett documentary “Where Are You Now, Jay Bennett” and “Summerteeth” from Wilco. Repeat Revisitor Jeff Frame also joins the conversation because he would disown Ben as a friend if he didn’t get the invite. Plenty of other discussion including the best opening line in music history (according to Gorman), the brutality of sequencing, Solid Sound, a huge difference of opinions for “Pieholdensuite”, Beatles references, hidden tracks, and Gorman has seen Wilco and Eric Bachmann how many times?

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Check out Gorman’s films at: http://whatwerewethinkingfilms.com/