Liberal Eric and moderate independent Eric talk about the incoming catastrophic dumpster fire, and what they did with their MAGA friends.

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A random selection of cylinders from the 1900s, and the records that made the chart 100 years ago this week.

After Welcome to My Nightmare, and especially a hit single with "Only Women Bleed", Alice Cooper as a solo artist was continuing the same success as he had with the band called Alice Cooper. The problem was that success was catching up with him in the form of alcoholism, sapping both his health and his creativity. Still, guitarist Dick Wagner and producer and keyboard player Bob Ezrin managed to keep Alice going through the end of the '70s. A second ballad, "I Never Cry", kept him on the charts, even if his second solo album was a warning of things to come. 

The top 40 songs in America a few decades ago.

It is possible to feel too good for too long.

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Eric runs for political office by trying to out crackpot the crackpots.

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RFK Jr. was right! Medical science is turning us into ALLIGATORS!!!!

In episode #2, the Erics talk about death, vomit, and devastating blows in life.

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New show at the Radiotrola Entertainment Podcast Channel! A podcast featuring records from the 1880s to the late 1920s!

While Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables was definitely the album that solidified Dead Kennedys' spot in hardcore punk, I have always felt their sophomore effort, Plastic Surgery Disasters, was the stronger of the two albums. It sees them start to move away from the conventions of punk music while remaining true to the spirit, both in the aggressiveness of the music and in their politics.