"Fitter, Happier, More Productive, Not Drinking Too Much. . ." No, you won't hear Radiohead's OK Computer on this '1997' episode, but you will discover a great deep cut from Acetone and find out what New Order would sound like with a French female singer. Plus songs from James, Bjork, Bob Dylan, Amon Tobin, Finley Quaye, and Supergrass.

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Take a ride with Deep Cuts: Lost & Found as they get behind the wheel and play some of their favorite driving songs. Featuring deep cuts from Beck, Depeche Mode, The Replacements, Swervedriver, Jim Sullivan, the Kinks, the Boss and more. 

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Like IBM’s Deep Blue, Deep Cuts: Lost & Found takes on the hit makers of 1996 - championing the best deep cuts in indie rock and beyond. Hear Derek talk about his “sound cannon,” Rich step outside his comfort zone of Seattle and play a band all the way from the Seattle metro area, and Nash offer his very own "tone poem." Featuring Modest Mouse, Heatmiser, Wedding Present, Stereolab, Cibo Matto, Cat Power and more. 

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Deep Cuts: Lost & Found goes to the movies in this special episode, playing deep cuts from their favorite soundtracks. Tune in and find out who likes to pitch the woo with Romani folk music, why Germany produced some great pop tunes in the 80s, and which serial killer film has the best soundtrack. Featuring Suicidal Tendencies, Yes, Shriekback, Colin Newman and Tony Bennett.

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Did you love chasin’ waterfalls, livin’ in a gansta’s paradise or dancin’ to the Macarena in 1995? Then this probably isn’t the show for you. But if you want to motor away with the most prolific indie band from Ohio, debate the progeny of Uncle Tupelo, or hear an unspeakable D’Angelo song, then you’re in the right place. Featuring GBV, Radiohead, Paul Weller, Wilco, The Brian Jonestown Massacre and more.

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It's 1994 and the "juice is loose.” Tune in to hear an amazing rock violin track (not an oxymoron), discover which host inadvertently came out as an EMO fan, and learn who is the “excel spreadsheet of indie rock bands." Featuring The Dambuilders, Portishead, John Spencer Blues Explosion, Sebadoh, Superchunk, Throneberry, and Sunny Day Real Estate.

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Deep Cuts: Lost and Found resumes Season 2 where Season 1 left off - in the 90s. The year is 1993. Find out who likes to pretend they are in a Galaxie 500 video flying high above Guyville, which host likes to wallow in dreamy slowcore, and why Mattel recalled a certain toy so soon after production. Featuring Liz Phair, PJ Harvey, Idaho, Stereolab and Matthew Sweet.

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It’s summertime . . . and the livin' is easy. So sit back with your beverage of choice and enjoy this special summer episode, as Deep Cuts: Lost and Found celebrates the sounds of summer and debuts Season 2 of their podcast. Featuring The Polyphonic Spree, The Meters, Billy Stewart, X, Krhruangbin, Buffalo Tom and more.

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Celebrating the 1st anniversary of their "Deep Cuts" podcast, DCLF flips the script in this new episode and plays the hits. Insteading of playing and discussing hidden gems, the gang fesses up about which popular songs they are embarrassed to admit loving, i.e., "guilty pleasures." No "cool" indie songs on this show. Unless you think Night Ranger, Eddie Murphy, Triumph or Robbie Williams is "cool" or "indie." Find out who embraces the concept "a bit too much" and which track causes Nash and Thomas to declare it unforgivably guilty and beg for it to end. 

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1992 : It’s the end of the party - the final episode of Season One of Deep Cuts: Lost and Found - 1992 is the year. Celebrate with some of Boston’s best ‘chimp rock’ and shoegaze. Discover which host juggled construction work, concerts and translating post-war German short fiction, who was the saucy speechwriter for the Godfather of PR, and who has a sweet tooth for ‘math rock’.  Featuring: Drop Nineteens, Flop, PJ Harvey, Screaming Trees, Helmet and more.

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