Tell Me All Your Thoughts On Pod

Grab your Razorblade Suitcase and take a trip with the boys to discuss the Gavin Grunge Gang! Did Bush get good? Or just good enough? Or are they still Bonedrivel? Also on this ep, Quillen talks about drums, Alec gets angry(!), and Trav is mostly quietly thinking about Gavin's fantastic shirt.

The boys go full hipster snob on this piece of himbo beach bum, tribal tattoo garbage. Psych! What Sublime has got here is a masterful hybrid of genres that we don’t have the willpower to resist. Van Halen, Blackstreet, and Tonic are on the charts. No cats were harmed in the making of this episode.

This week we head to California for a fertile moment when producer Jon Brion is working with Eels, Elliott Smith, Fiona Apple, Aimee Mann, Rufus Wainwright, and P.T. Anderson. On the charts, Trav does NOT want to talk about Weezer, but The Lemonheads, Counting Crows, and Tool are fair game. A bad episode for people who hate good episodes.

It's time for another seminal artist that never hit Modern Rock #1: Alice in Chains.  Heat up a spoon and dig into some cold ice cream; we're about to share some decadent misery.

 

0:00 Theme song

2:10 Intro Talk

18:50 Facelift (1990)

28:10 Sap EP (1992)

34:39 Dirt (1992)

54:00 Jar of Flies EP (1994)

1:08:15 Alice in Chains (1995)

1:25:20 Unplugged (1996)

1:35:07 Aftermath and Legacy

1:42:15 Hall of Fame, Stall of Blame, etc.

Come take a trip ‘pon de islands mon to enjoy de exotic reggae sounds of 311! This week the boys are joined by special guest and friend of the pod, “Mr. 311” himself, Eric G. to discuss the first number one hit of the greatest reggae influenced ska-punk mainstream rock band (non-Rancid, non-Sublime category) of the era.

This week on the pod, the boys rediscover how it feels to fall in love again as they evaluate an overlooked classic by one of the great American rock bands, then list their top five Pearl Jam songs. In addition to “Who You’re,” chart songs this week include “Whoever You’re” by Geggy Tah, “If It Makes You’re Happy” by Sheryl Crow and “Who Will Save You’re Soul” by Jewel.

Time for a song that songmeanings.com user Dark Apathy says is about "being sort of sad about life."  Movies discussed include Cable Guy, The Crow: City of Angels, and National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation.  Chart talk includes Donna Lewis, Hole, Blues Traveler, and Republica.

The boys hop on the Rembrandt Pussyhorse and head over to Electric Larryland, where there's always plenty of noise to eat and the funny album titles flow like water.  Along the way, they listen to some older Surfers stuff and debate whether there's a spoken word trend on 90s radio.  Chart talk includes 2Pac, Nada Surf and Superdrag.

No, we're not Honkin' On Bobo (tm), we're Crowin' 'bout Sheryl!  Join the Teenage Ninja Mutant Club as they celebrate Crow's three 90s albums and debate whether they are Adult Alternative classics or "Grammy fodder."

:01 Intro

16:15 Tuesday Night Music Club

47:52 Sheryl Crow (1996)

1:17:50 The Globe Sessions

1:33:08 Hall of Fame / Stall of Blame

On this episode of Tell Me All Your Thoughts On God, the boys talk songs that open doors, songmeanings.com user Undead Bard, and CVS Bangers.  Plus some chart talk about Beck and Soundgarden.