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

What Came Next...Rush "A Farewell to Kings"

2112 proved to be the album that Rush needed to save their contract with Mercury Records. The follow-up, A Farewell to Kings, was even more ambitious. Challenging themselves in different ways and fully integrated synthesizers into their sound, the Canadian trio produced one of their most complex, but overlooked, albums. 

America's Top 40s: June 8, 1959

The top 40 songs this week in 1959.

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Face the Music Reversible: 007-R: Manhattan Rumble

Let's get ready to rumble again with new commentary from Mike Hudson added to this April 7, 2018 episode.

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Best of The Radiotrola Program: September 2, 2011

Why was Eric undatabble in 2011, PhunFone, and Eric makes the news!

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The 6-Minute Critic: Glen or Glenda

Who's who? What's what? And where are my panties?

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Eric vs. Eric: Gen X Childhood

The Eric's talk about being a Gen X child, Boomer parenting, and for kicks and giggles, throw in a little sodomy.

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Waxy Buildup: Christmas in June!

Summer's Hell has begun, so let's pretend it's Christmas!

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What Came Next...Emerson, Lake and Palmer "Works Volume 1"

After releasing their best album, 1973's Brain Salad Surgery, Emerson, Lake and Palmer embarked on a world tour, followed by a much-needed break. When they returned they did so with the double album Works Volume 1, featuring one side each of solo material and one side as a band. To say it was spotty is an understatement, and more than anything highlighted a group that was becoming tired of working together.