Face the Music: An Electric Light Orchestra Song-By-Song Podcast (And Other Shows)

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Downtown Superior, AZ.
Recorded by Eric Wincentsen on October 30, 2025 Thursday 6:05 PM.

Waxy Buildup: Eric's Cylinders II

It's another batch of my cylinders.

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What Came Next... Gin Blossoms: Congratulations I’m Sorry

Gin Blossoms scored a surprise hit with their second album New Miserable Experience. However, that success was bittersweet. Most of the songs were written by Doug Hopkins who was fired from the band while making the album due to his increased unreliability due to his alcoholism. A&M Records made things worse by making him sign over his royalties despite the fact he played on the majority of the release. Hopkins committed suicide in 1993 so, despite a top 10 hit from the soundtrack to Empire Records, it was a while before another Gin Blossoms album came out. When it did the title pretty much said it all. 

America's Top 40s: January 11, 1960

It's the last of the bonus AT40s episodes. 
Unless somebody gives me another $100.

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Face the Music Reversible: 036-R Poor Boy (The Greenwood)

The Poor Boy returns with Mike Hudson!

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Eric vs. Eric: 2025 Leftovers

Stuff that didn't make it into episodes from 2025. Mostly from Christmas Carol Catastrophes.

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Waxy Buildup :New Year's & Anniversary

It's a new year, and a new episode.

What Came Next...Peter Gabriel: Us

Peter Gabriel achieved his biggest solo success in 1986 with the album So. Not only did it produce some of the most memorable music videos of the decade, but it also produced some of the best songs. It took a number of years before the proper follow-up, Us, was released in 1992. By then things had changed but, in many ways, Gabriel had not.