For our 72nd episode we take a time machine trip back to 1973 and rank our favorite albums from that year. It was a not so great year for America, but a much better one for music. 

In part 2 of our first edition of "Revisionist History" we reexamine "Their Satanic Majesties Request" by the Rolling Stones. It is often regarded as a failed reaction to the Beatles "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," but in this podcast  we'll discuss whether that is a fair or foul assessment. 

In part one of our first "Revisionist History" we do a reexamination of "Trans" by Neil Young, a polarizing entry in the catalog of the music legend. The album was born from an interest in the German synthesizer band Kraftwerk and Young's relationship with his son and led to a lawsuit from David Geffen for making albums that didn't sound like Neil Young music.

Between the Buttons #2 - To celebrate Valentine's Day (or possibly to mourn it) Flick and Richard have compiled a holiday mixtape playlist featuring songs of unrequited love by Phoebe Bridgers, Sharon Van Etten, Richard Thompson, Courtney Barnet, The Replacements, Galaxie 500, The Buzzcocks, R.E.M. , The National, Bill WIthers, Modern Lovers, Otis Redding, Daniel Johnston, Gram Parsons, George Jones, The Bee Gees and many more.

In a "Between the Buttons" bonus episode, Flick and Richard discuss their favorite albums from 2021 (so far). New music from Goat Girl, Steve Earle, Buck Meek, Paul McCartney and much more are discussed.

In our newest edition of "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me," Flick and Richard exchange the albums "Sometimes I Sit and Think (and Sometimes I Just Sit)" by Courtney Barnett and "The Visitors by ABBA.

Some extra riffs on Led Zeppelin.

Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones recently had birthdays and 1969 was the year Led Zeppelin released Led Zeppelin I and II. So, it's time we discussed Led Zeppelin. Like pretty much everyone, we have heard the bulk of the band's catalog on the radio ad nauseum, but there's so much more to explore. So, we have compiled playlists of our favorite non-radio LZ songs.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2uoFFDrI6FTrDwF8Fmx0hx?si=OGePCB0pSPK-OM8rx0Jz7w

(part 2 of 2) David Bowie would have turned 73 on January 8th. We're joined by our friend Richard Shirk to draft songs from the catalog of rock's great chameleon in part two of our latest LOTD fantasy draft.

(part 1 of 2) David Bowie would have turned 73 on January 8th. In our latest fantasy draft, we're joined by our friend Richard Shirk to pick songs from the catalog of rock's great chameleon.