Stephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes

The Foo Fighters have been around since 1994, and boy, do they ever have a backstory. We talk about the memories we connect with the band and the song, including our concert memories, our top Foo songs, and how Stephanie P. continually has unexpected fan moments with Dave Grohl over the years. We also chat about Nirvana, Taylor Hawkins, and the band's legacy and future.

Continuing our '90s miniseries, we also chat about Boardners' Club Decades '90s night and how the decade lives on in myriad ways.

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The Refreshments put their indelible stamp on pop culture with their '90s classic "Banditos," but they didn't stop there -- they did everything from creating the theme song for "King of the Hill" to putting on high-energy live shows that cemented their reputation. After the Refeshments broke up, Roger Clyne and P.H. Naffah formed Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, and we talk about seeing them play, what it was like to interview Roger about their trajectory, and their unique approach to songwriting.

In our opening music chitchat on the way, we talk about seeing live music at Los Angeles' Bob Baker Marionette Theater, and why you need to catch a show there ASAP.

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The Offspring holds a special place in our '90s-loving hearts, and we talk all about our Offspring memories and their deep-cut classic "Bad Habit" (off of 1994's "Smash") in this episode where we reminisce about seeing them play as part of Warped Tour, how they stood up for female fans at Woodstock '99, and who they've inspired along the way.

In our opening music chitchat along the way, we talk about the Brian Wilson documentary "Long Promised Road" and how he also identifies with the music-related memories he's made.

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This episode was originally released Jan. 25, 2022. We hope you enjoy this encore episode.

Co-host Stephanie Myers has long considered herself a Meat Loaf superfan -- she saw him in concert 13 times, has every album, and has seen all his movies. After his tragic Jan. 20 passing, she's looking back on lots of amazing memories, ranging from meeting him after a show to interviewing him for an article. What she's sharing here today are not only her stories and memories connected to his music and legacy, but also the previously unreleased audio from that 2010 interview, shortly after the release of his album "Hang Cool Teddy Bear." Meat was his usual warm self in this interview, and we want to share that side of him with you on this episode. Meat talks with Stephanie about the album, touring, the music industry, and even the music he enjoyed at the time (including Foo Fighters/Dave Grohl and Kings of Leon). The Stephanies hope you enjoy it. Rest well, Meat.

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It's the season 3 opener of Stephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes! And we're going back to the '90s, talking about our memories and stories connected to the the Green Day classic "When I Come Around." Hear about the magical experience of seeing them play at Giants Stadium, growing up with "Dookie," secret songs on CDs, and more. On the way, we talk about the concerts we have on the horizon, including the new Metallica tour for 2024. 

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(*Please excuse our minor audio issues in the first few minutes of this episode.)

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On this very special holiday episode of Stephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes, we talk about the borderline unhinged holiday duet, Ozzy Osbourne and Jessica Simpson's "Winter Wonderland." How did this unholy collaboration come about, you might ask? Never fear! We have all the answers for you in this episode. And as always, hear about the memories and stories we connect with the music that has shaped our lives.

On the way, we talk about live music we've seen recently, including Joyous Wolf at the soon-to-be-sunsetted Viper Room, and what's next for Los Angeles music venues.

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Tempe, Arizona darlings the Gin Blossoms broke on the scene in the early '90s, but there's so much of their story you don't often hear. We talk about the history of the band and the song "Hey Jealousy," band member Doug Hopkins' sad story, the legacy of the band, Stephanie M's crush on Robin Wilson, and even how the Gin Blossoms recently had a road named after them.

On the way, we also talk about the transcendence of recently seeing Willie Nelson play and how he's about to step into the role of music's coolest nonagenarian.

We're taking a break for the holidays and will see you DEC. 21 for our holiday episode, and for a brand-new season 3 on Jan. 4!

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There's indeed a sleepy little town down around San Antone, and co-host Stephanie P. happened to grow up practically in it -- and boy, does she have some stories. Hear all about the stories and memories we connect with  Doobie Brothers' "China Grove." And don't miss co-host Stephanie M.'s impression of the inimitable Michael McDonald.

On the way, we talk about recent our concert forays, including seeing Roxy Music and St. Vincent play.

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[Content/trigger warning: Talk of suicide.] Joy Division's story is a fascinating one, and the path they took to become who they are -- and who they became after the tragic loss of their lead singer Ian Curtis -- is a story for the history books. In this episode, we talk about the creation of their iconic song "Love Will Tear Us Apart," the grueling recording process, U2's Bono's surprising connection to the song, and Ian Curtis' legacy. We also talk about our memories and stories related to Joy Division, including our obsession with the movie "Control." On the way, we talk about the Swedish metal band Ghost and where they've popped up lately. 

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The Doors know that people are indeed strange. In this episode, we talk about the song,  the surprisingly early-era music video, Jim Morrison's mental health struggles, our memories that we associate with The Doors, the experience of having a front-row seat to see Robby Krieger play, and the mark The Doors left on all aspects of pop culture. On the way, we talk about great new music documentaries, including "Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story."

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