Album Nerds

Pearl Jam’s debut record became an iconic part of the alternative rock (yes, grunge) movement of the early 1990s. Their anthemic hooks, flashy guitars and emotive vocals made them fan and media favori...

17 Kesä 202437min

Sade’s debut record Diamond Life stood out from the rest of the 1984 musical landscape in the US and UK. Join us for a discussion on the landmark album as well as some other records we’ve been enjoyin...

10 Kesä 202433min

Chris Stapleton’s debut record back in 2015 was influential both on the podcast’s musical taste and on the future of country music. It helped expand our palettes and pushed the genre forward. Join us ...

3 Kesä 202436min

What better way to kick-off the Summer of Don then to talk over a record that has a bit of a special place on the show. The Doors final release, LA Woman, served as a bookend to their celebrated caree...

27 Touko 202432min

Like all popular genres, R&B and Soul music has morphed over time to fit modern sounds under it’s wing. In the 90s, the inclusion of hip-hop into popular music had started to ripple out into the surro...

20 Touko 202442min

Double albums – the topic so nice, we had to cover it twice. Join us as we discuss another round of some of our favorite double LPs.The Rolling Stones – Exile on Main Street (Andy) Donna Summer – Bad ...

13 Touko 202449min

Time to get comfy and put on some double albums. On today’s show we discuss some of our favorite (dare I say classic) double albums.Miles Davis – Bitches Brew (Andy) The Cure – Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss ...

29 Huhti 202449min

Happy Record Store Day, Nerds! On today’s show we celebrate independent record stores by exploring some of the holiday’s special releases. Here’s our picks:Freddie Gibbs – Pinata (Andy) Mavis Staples ...

15 Huhti 202448min