The Greatest Non Hits

The Greatest Non Hits

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The Greatest Non Hits episodes

  • Depeche Mode: Violator

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    Chris and Tim Celebrate the 32nd anniversary of this post new-wave/goth/techno classic. Who can believe it's that old? Time was well spent dropping knowledge on the band and covering the classics such as World in My Eyes, Personal Jesus, Enjoy the Silence and Policy of Truth. We also loved Dangerous, but we saw it as an addition of the original and left it out. We ranked the rest  and, spoiler alert, hated Blue Dress. 

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    52 min
  • Alanis Morissette: Jagged Little Pill

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    Alanis Morissette rips into "Mr. Duplicity", so Tim and Chris Pile on top. They also speak candidly about some of the uncomfortable topics addressed in her lyrics. They finish by giving us their top three and announce Depeche Mode: Violator as the subject of their next episode. 

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    1 hr 5 min
  • Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show: Sloppy Seconds Part 1

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    Done in 3 installments, Chris and Tim make observations of each non-hit from Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show's 2nd album, titled "Sloppy Seconds". Tim enlightens Chris on the author of The Giving Tree (Shel Silverstein) also authoring this albums lyrics
    , even on "Looking for P***y".  

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    42 min
  • Steely Dan: The Royal Scam

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    Being the only episode without music, Chris and Tim analyze each non hit from the Royal Scam and rank their top three. While they discuss the hits, they've excluded Kid Charlemagne, The Fez and Haitian Divorce from the rankings. 

    For some background into  their musical tastes, Chris has been a huge Rush fan for most of his life, and Tim could say the same about Phish. For them, the indulgence of this podcast stems from learning more about the deeper cuts from albums they’ve either overlooked or are familiar with but dismissed for whatever reason. 

    They start with Steely Dan because the musicianship is up their with their favorite bands and there’s little drop off in quality from their radio songs to the lesser known songs. 

    “One could argue Aja is their best album, but The Royal Scam our favorite for reasons we explain in the show.  This is the first episode either of us have ever done, and we’re grateful to all of our listeners. Over time, we hope to build upon the creation of our show by connecting with our listers through our social media groups, our website and live podcasts when the opportunity presents itself. We hope you enjoy!”

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    1 hr 1 min

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