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Got the Morbs: ”Running Up That Hill” Renaissance, Harry Styles vs. Mick Jagger, Dolly Parton makes the Rock Hall, and Nicole Kidman’s AMC commercial gets a Pulitzer
Thank you, "Stranger Things," for bringing Kate Bush back! Or, at least, for introducing her music to a new audience. We celebrate the English icon's resurgence on the charts, thanks to the Netflix show's new season, and give some backstory on her extremely influential career (And if you want to avoid some minor spoilers, that segment runs from 23:46 - 34:55). We also discuss Mick Jagger's recent quotes about the comparisons drawn between him and Harry Styles, salute Nicole Kidman's AMC commercial reportedly winning a Pulitzer Prize, and take a victory lap for our "successful" pleas for Dolly Parton to finally get inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. And, perhaps most importantly, we honor the life of one of the podcast's earliest heroes, Kane Tanaka. As always, If you have comments, questions, or personal misheard-lyric stories, you can send them to [email protected].
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By Danny New and S. Molly Dominick
4.9
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Thank you, "Stranger Things," for bringing Kate Bush back! Or, at least, for introducing her music to a new audience. We celebrate the English icon's resurgence on the charts, thanks to the Netflix show's new season, and give some backstory on her extremely influential career (And if you want to avoid some minor spoilers, that segment runs from 23:46 - 34:55). We also discuss Mick Jagger's recent quotes about the comparisons drawn between him and Harry Styles, salute Nicole Kidman's AMC commercial reportedly winning a Pulitzer Prize, and take a victory lap for our "successful" pleas for Dolly Parton to finally get inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. And, perhaps most importantly, we honor the life of one of the podcast's earliest heroes, Kane Tanaka. As always, If you have comments, questions, or personal misheard-lyric stories, you can send them to [email protected].