This week we have a Radiohead song they did live in the From the Basement series. This is Nude…

It’s been awhile, but we’re back with some music podcasts centered around live music versions starting with Tom Petty and his song It’s Good To Be King from Wildflowers. Does the live version do the studio recording justice?

This week’s podcast features Davey Byrne and the Talking Heads with their deep cut Listening Wind from 1980’s Remain In Light.

This week’s music podcast goes deep with Robert Smith and the Cure doing Plainsong from the 1989 album Disintegration.

This week’s podcast explores the Fleetwood Mac deep cut Closing My Eyes from Then Play On (1969).

This week’s podcast features Queens of the Stone Age with their overlooked deep cut I Appear Missing from 2013’s …Like Clockwork.

On a very special “wangs out” podcast, we discuss the Tool deep cut Hooker with a Penis from Ænima (1996).

Fountains of Wayne brings us this week’s deep cut podcast for the song A Fine Day for a Parade from Utopia Parkway (1999). It’s not Stacy’s Mom, but it will lull you into a medicated suburban trance.

This week, we have “The Other White Stripes” band that has a competent drummer, a.k.a. The Black Keys. This song is a deep cut from 2008’s Attack and Release.

This week we’ve got Bobby (Jakob Dylan’s dad) with his guitar and harmonica. The song is Shelter from the Storm, a deep cut from Blood on the Tracks (1973).