For this episode we begin Angie's birthday theme of the 90's with Radiohead's 1997 album OK Computer. Although it was met with groans when Bryn announced it as his selection, we all seemed to be pleasantly surprised. Tangents include Netflix shows and figuring out the criteria for a favorite song.

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On this week's episode we visit another of Angie's favorite British artists, Lily Allen and her debut album Alright, Still. We all agreed that the hardest part was conveying how we felt about it into words, but somehow we managed.

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On this episode Steven takes us on a deep dive of his research into the band AJR and regales Bryn and Angie on all the fun facts he discovered about the band and their album Neotheater. Spoilers, they didn't do anywhere near as much research as him.

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On this week's episode we listen to 2015's Charmer by Claptone, one of Bryn's favorite artists of the last couple of years much to his surprise. Angie and Steven come away from the experience feeling like the spice in this dance music may have contained a little too much flour. We also share stories about house music and Angie has a quiz to see if Bryn and Steven can tell the difference between a fake house music genre and a real one.

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On this week's episode we welcome back our co-host Steven and our friend Rob. Rob has fixed his mic issues from our last episode and we dig into his suggestion of Deerhoof's 2008 release, Offend Maggie. In possibly our most challenging listen to date we all found things to enjoy and opportunities to laugh at how bizarre an album it is.

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On this episode Bryn and Angie are joined by our friend Rob to listen to Angie's favorite artist David Usher's first solo album Little Songs from 1998. Angie and Rob share their very strong feelings about David's appearance and Angie shares some of her memories from a lifetime of being a "Moist Gal" 

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On this episode Bryn and Angie round out our third of three weeks listening to music from the 1980's with 1983's She's So Unusual by Cyndi Lauper. We discuss how watching her episode of Behind the Music helped us connect with Cyndi as an artist and her find a level of charm and enjoyment in the album we didn't see originally. Angie puts Bryn on the spot for more "this or that" 80's song questions. We also discuss gaining weight over COVID and the toll it's taking on how fast our pants wear out.

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On this episode Bryn and Angie are in our second of three weeks listening to music from the 1980's with INXS's 1987 album Kick. We discuss the album and the documentary Mystify from 2019 and how it really helped us connect with the band. Angie brings back her "this or that" 80's song questions and discussed her COVID scare.

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On this episode Bryn and Angie begin the first of three weeks listening to music from the 1980's with 2017's Rule the World: The Greatest Hits from Tears For Fears. We discuss how the 80's has been the purposefully forgotten decade, but really doesn't deserve to be and continue to work out how to listen to artists once they're accused of being abusive people.

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On this episode Bryn and Angie are joined by Renee from the Ravage Love Podcast to listen to an album she was very excited to share with us, Santigold's 2012 album Master of My Make-Believe! We struggled through recording interruptions and technical issues but kept going because we all agreed Santigold is definitely worth it. Tangents include reality TV and Celine Dion.

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