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Spin Doctors "Two Princes"
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Theo tells the story of the jammy New York pop-rock band's inescapable 1991 smash.
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01:09:17|Theo tells the story of the English pop/rock singer's oft-covered, surprisingly American 1981 global new wave anthem.
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01:09:37|Michael tells the story of the Milwaukee alternative rock/hip-hop band’s groovy 1999 underdog anthem.
The Champs “Tequila!"
01:02:11|Theo tells the story of the Los Angeles sax-led rock-n-roll band’s spirited 1958 semi-instrumental chart-topper.
Butthole Surfers “Pepper"
01:41:47|Michael tells the story of the Texas experimental, exhibitionist rock band’s 1996 improbable modern rock chart-topper. [WARNING: This episode contains suggestive themes and strong sexual content. Listener discretion is advised.]
Michael Sembello “Maniac"
01:20:18|Theo tells the story of the Philadelphia singer/songwriter/guitarist/producer’s 1983 movie soundtrack smash.
Afroman “Because I Got High” LIVE!
01:39:09|Recorded in front of a live audience at Get Tight Lounge in Richmond VA, Theo tells the story of the Hattiesburg-via-Los Angeles rapper and singer’s token, tokin’ 2000 hit in our 100th episode. [Warning: This episode contains explicit language and suggestive themes. Listener discretion is advised.]Line production: Max WassermanAudio Mix: Jonathan Waller at Overcoast Music & SoundMC: Travis TuckerLive sound production and recording: Cam PetersProduction assistance: Fig VishtonSpecial thanks to Little Amps Coffee
Portugal. The Man “Feel It Still” (w/ Spencer Dukoff)
01:47:40|Michael tells the story of the Alaska alternative rock band’s inescapable, politically subversive 2017 smash. Writer/podcaster/activist Spencer Dukoff joins the conversation.