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We're officially back with another season of In Your Earholes and we are starting things off right. We have two great songs from 1983 to welcome you back.
Oliver's Song (Video)
In Your Earholes on Twitter/XOliver on Twitter/XJasen on Twitter/XWelcome back to In Your Earholes. We have been out on the yacht for the summer and now it's time to put it in dry dock. Jason and Heavy D join us to discuss the yacht.
Link to the video for Jason's song
Oliver has picked out four songs from his homeland of Canada, and Jason picks one other song and we talk about them.
MMD joins Jasen and Oliver to discuss the album in the title and to discuss hip-hop in general because your regular hosts don't know much about it at all.
This week, Jasen and Oliver are confessing their guilt in musical form. First, Oliver discusses a Canadian Styx ripoff, and then Jasen talks about a song from a Canadian thespian.
This week, Jasen and Oliver are back discussing two songs by the legendary sound engineer Steve Albini.
Candice Lepage joins me to discuss The Rolling Stones' 1971 album Sticky Fingers. This was originally on the 100 Greatest Albums List.
Candice Lepage is cinn48 everywhere except TwiX
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Jasen on Twitter/XThis week, Jasen and Oliver go back to the 80s to discuss two hair metal songs that prove that musical acuity was not necessary to be a hit. Oliver wonders about the meaning of his pick, and Jasen wonders if the guitarist was even in the same plane of existence as the rest of the band.
This week, Jasen and Oliver take a look at some underappreciated women in music. Jasen talks about an all-woman rock band from the early 70s and Oliver talks about an oft-unheard cover from a new wave queen.
Video for Oliver's song
Video for Jasen's song
DocPinko joins Jasen to talk about the 1983 album, The Final Cut by Pink Floyd.
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