Spin Doctors

Ding ding ding, school's in session. Mr. Andros is here today to teach us about good country music. Everybody turn to page 10 in your Spin Doctors Public School handbook as we go over The Chicks' barn burnin' 1999 album Fly. And who else joins Rick and Nick but a literal school teacher from Rick's hometown high school, Clarke Andros. Clarke sits down to talk purgatory, 9/11, and really screwing up a bathroom, as well as why country music might be... NOT terrible?! All on this week's super fun episode!

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Fly is © Dixie Chicks and Monument available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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Apologies to Marc Maron for this week's episode, because we slightly drag this cranky king. Love you, Marc! We got another solo dolo episolo for you guys, as Nick finally gets a chance to bring his album selection to the podcast. Kid Cudi's Man on the Moon is a bop. No wait, it's a jam. A banger? I forget already, but we figure it out this week on Spin Doctors. Lotta pot talk in this ep so don't listen to it with your parents, kids!

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Man on the Moon: The End of Day is © Kid Cudi and GOOD and Universal Motown Records available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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Sprinting into the podcast printing room, panting and out of breath, Rick holds up this week's episode. "It's still Tuesday on the west coast!" he yells. And he's right. It is Tuesday. And Tuesday is episode release day! This week hilarious comedian friend Liv Doty gets down to a Spin Doctors first: a soundtrack?! Tenacious D's movie musical The Pick of Destiny has a bangin soundtrack, and we talk about it, and poorly explain the plot of the movie while doing so! Lots of random fun in this episode, and listen to Nick's fancy clean new audio! We're a real show now!

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The Pick of Destiny is © Tenacious D and Epic Records available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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Avast, ye scoundrels! Ye olde Spin Doctors are back again to wreak musical havoc on you audio landlubbers. Joining us this week is our very good friend, and very local legend, Michael Zalusky. This episode gets pretty crazy and everyone came in hot so it's a fun one. We find out how good Gnarls Barkley's St. Elsewhere really is (spoiler alert, it's good) and ignore the instrumentals. We also find out what a creep Gary Glitter is (spoiler alert, real creepy) and discuss the intricacies of the Monster Mash. Get it all here, folks!

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St. Elsewhere is © Gnarls Barkley, Downtown, Atlantic, and Warner Bros. and available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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Merry Christmas in March! This episode was recorded all the way back in 2020, can you even remember when such a time existed? Well it did, and it was bad, but this episode was not. Max Weinstein brings his love of electronic music to the podcast for the first time, as we talk about Skrillex's Recess. BWOOOOOOMP. SKRRRRRRRRT. And much more, on this week's episode of Spin Doctors!

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Recess is © Skrillex, Owsla, Big Beat, and Atlantic available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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Nick got a crazy idea in his head that we should talk about a very special album. One that isn't necessarily an ALBUM album, but it is a collection of music from a specific period of time. And that collection is the 2006 compilation of bangers, jams, and bops that is Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 23. We all remember the commercials on TV, but do we remember these songs? Only way to find out is to listen to this week's episode...of Spin Doctors! *dramatic music sting*

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All music on Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 23 is © its respective artist and SONY BMG available under CC BY-NC 2.5

Kidz Bop is © Razor & Tie (Concord Music)

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Do you remember what you were doing when you were 19 years old? Probably not writing one of most incredible albums of modern pop music like Adele. This and more on this week's episode of Spin Doctors, as our good friend and very funny comedian Adrianna McCain swings by for some good old junior high memories. In vino veritas, as they say, and truthfully? You're gonna wanna stick around after the outro music...

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19 is © Adele and Columbia available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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Spinning! Doctoring! Harps! It's all here on this episode of Spin Doctors. This week Professional Rapper Mikey Boohyah drops in with his favorite album: Oliver Hart's The Many Faces of Oliver Hart. Don't be distracted by Mikey's fish tank and trust me, Nick's audio gets better in the next few episodes.

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The Many Faces of Oliver Hart is © Oliver Hart and Rhymesayers Entertainment available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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We're back! Our first episode with a guest is here, and it's a good one. The one and only, bay area favorite, producer, comedian, and all around good boy Ruben Escobedo III drops by the podcast to chat about an album very close to his heart and his front bottom. This week's album is Talon of the Hawk by The Front Bottoms.

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Talon of the Hawk is © The Front Bottoms and Bar/None available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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Welcome to the first episode of Spin Doctors! We start the series off off with a solo, well, I guess duo, episode featuring the Spin Doctors: Rick Storer (@whosrickstorer) and Nick Malizia (@nick.malizia). This week's album is the 1999 Smash hit Americana, by The Offspring. Get it, because they also have an album called Smash? You get it.

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Americana is © Offspring and Columbia Records available under CC BY-NC 2.5

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