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

The 6 Minute Critic: Debbie Does Dallas

Eric Paul Johnson reviews a cinematic classic.
(This review is not for younger ears.)

Waxy Buildup: February Holidays

A few songs about a few holidays in February, and SIX songs entered the pop chart 100 years ago this week.

What Came Next...Duran Duran "Seven and the Ragged Tiger"

Afte the success of Rio the pressure was on to keep Duran Duran a hitmaking machine. Despite going to exotic locations to film videos, wearing the latest fashions and being featured on the cover of a number of magazines, the sudden fame was weighing on the band, and their fortunes were in danger of being seized by the British government. In tax exile they began working on what was originally a concept album, but soon became Seven and the Ragged Tiger. It would spawn their first number one hit in the U.S., but it would be the last the classic version of the band would record for over two decades. 

America's Top 40s: February 2, 1959

The top 40 songs this week in 1959.

Face the Music: Episode -012: Don't Mess Me Up

Phun Phakt: Andy Kaufman was inspired by The Move. True story!!

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Best of The Radiotrola Program: February 2011

The Shove It Line, Eric's unfortunate end at his sausage party, and his Gramma asks a very personal question.

("Underworld" by Cait Brennan.)

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The 6-Minute Critic: The Goonies

Guess who was the last person on the planet to see The Goonies.

Eric vs Eric: Trump Bull$#!+ Job

The Erics talk about rocketing Elon Musk into space, the insanity of Trump, and EPJ's job anxiety.

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