3 Songs Podcast

Songs from and stories about Meat Puppets, Honor Role, Blake Babies, Lucy Dacus, Coral, Positive No, and Roy Campbell Pyramid Trio, as Bob highlights bands from his home town of Richmond, Virginia and Mike talks Meat Puppets and free jazz.

Four countries and three continents with The Damned, Meat Puppets, Hugh Masekela with Letta Mbulu, The Equals, Pussy Galore, and La Dusseldorf. Also, Bob Nastanovich talks about his days sharing an apartment with David Berman and Stephen Malkmus in Hoboken.

In advance of St. Patrick's Day, Stiff Little Fingers, The Undertones, and The Battering Ram are featured, along with Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Urinals, 100 Flowers, and KOLARS. Also Bob Nastanovich tells stories at Cheltenham Racing Festival.

Spiritualized, Kleenex (Liliput), Open Mike Eagle, Bodeco, Kokanko Sata, Freddie King, and Art Brut are played and discussed by Mike Hogan and a slightly sloppy Bob Nastanovich, plus a little bit of horse racing talk.

Songs played include Times New Viking, This Heat, Dressy Bessy, The Nerves, The Beat, Caroline Rose, Six Organs of Admittance, plus Bob and Mike ramble on about a bunch of random shit.

Tracks from Psychedelic Furs, Bo Diddley, Shannon Wright, Grass Widow, Love Child, and Girls At Our Best! Also, Bob and Mike tell stories about big rock shows, college radio, and more.

Songs by Mogwai, Faust, Polvo, Bird Nest Roys, Shopping, and John Lee Hooker are played and discussed, as Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan tell stories about what these songs mean to them.

Songs by and stories about Echo and the Bunnymen, Bjork, Betty Hutton, and The Swell Maps, plus religious songs from Pastor T.L. Barrett, Brother Claude Ely, and Washington Phillips.

Mary Timony is featured, as Helium, Ex Hex, Autoclave, and Mary solo are played, along with Squirrel Bait, Unrest, and Bascom Lamar Lunsford

Pavement is the topic, with songs from all eras of the band's history played and discussed. Bob Nastanovich tells stories to Mike Hogan about the songs, tours, recording session, and the people that made Pavement one of the biggest indie bands of the 1990s.