My friend Nicole joins me in this episode to discuss Public Enemy's second album, It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back. This album provided many people a look inside urban culture in the late 1980's. This was also an album that really made perfect use of sampling in rap music.
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Greetings and salutations. We are back with a brand new episode as we dive into the world of massive hair and screaming guitars with our special guest Oliver Rockside.
In this episode, Doug Slater joins me to discuss one of the seminal jazz albums of all time, Kind Of Blue by Miles Davis. This was my first time listening to this album, so I knew nothing going in. It's a fascinating episode and Doug is an excellent guide.
Mark Blevis joins me this time around to discuss the final album by The Police, Synchronicity. We discuss production stories and personal reflections on this truly fantastic album. It produced "Every Breath You Take", "King Of Pain", and "Wrapped Around Your Finger".
Greg David joins me on this episode to discuss the hard rocking album, Appetite For Destruction. This album was a juggernaut when it arrived on the scene and still holds up to this day. "Welcome To The Jungle", "Sweet Child'O Mine", and "Paradise City" are the best known songs off of this album.