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

What Came Next...Dead Kennedys "Plastic Surgery Disasters"

While Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables was definitely the album that solidified Dead Kennedys' spot in hardcore punk, I have always felt their sophomore effort, Plastic Surgery Disasters, was the stronger of the two albums. It sees them start to move away from the conventions of punk music while remaining true to the spirit, both in the aggressiveness of the music and in their politics.  

America's Top 40s: January 5, 1959

It's 1959! And these are the top 40 hits from the first week of the last year of the '50s.

Face the Music: Episode -016: Open Up Said The World At The Door

Whatever you do, don't open the door. It's the World. And that guy is a mess!

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Best of The Radiotrola Program: September 24, 2021

That time the exhusband of Eric's wife tried to kill him.

The 6-Minute Critic: A Face in the Crowd

EPJ reviews an old movie every week in 6 minutes (give or take.)

This week, Eric reviews the Andy Griffith whirlwind A Face in the Crowd.

Eric vs Eric: Get to Know Us

The Erics take the Colbert Questionnaire in the first episode of Eric vs Eric.

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Chart Trivia Minute: One New Year

Only one New Year's song hit the Billboard charts.

What Came Next...The Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour"

After the release of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, the Beatles released a series of singles with a related sound to the album throughout 1967, without releasing any songs from the album as actual singles. Toward the end of the year they planned a double-disc E.P. release of newly recorded soundtrack music for a one-hour BBC Boxing Day special, Magical Mystery Tour. While the film itself was one of the first major stumbles the band did, most of the music on the E.P. reflected further expansion on the sound of Sgt. Pepper. In the United States, however, the singles were combined with the EP to make a new Beatles album.