#3 (1992) Roger Waters, XTC, Nine Inch Nails & more

The Album Years

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4.9 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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The guys can't find much in their collections that they unconditionally love from this year, with even some of their favourite artists releasing what are lesser works in their opinion. They consider why that should be and admit indifference to the dominant grunge music scene of the time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This murder was a savage crime.
0:02.5	From legendary director, Clint Eastwood.
0:04.8	I got calls for jury duty.
0:06.3	What's the problem?
0:07.3	Starring Nicholas Holt.
0:08.5	I hit something.
0:09.4	I figured it was a deer.
0:10.7	Tony Collette, J.K. Simmons, and Kiefer Sutherland.
0:13.9	What are you telling me?
0:15.8	Maybe I didn't hit a deer.
0:17.1	Juror number two, in Cinemas Now.
0:19.2	Book tickets.
0:46.8	The Juror number two in Cinemas Now, book tickets. Hello and welcome to another episode of the album years podcast with myself, Stephen Wilson and my co-presenter, Mr. Timothy Boness.
0:47.4	Hello.
0:49.6	People hopefully by now know the drill here.
0:54.3	We talk each episode, we talk about a particular year in the history of the classic album.
0:59.7	And we figure the classic album era runs from roughly the mid-60s to the end of the millennium.
1:02.5	So we're talking about a period of about 35 years.
1:09.7	Now, when we first decided we were going to do this podcast, we kind of pretty much randomly selected three years, didn't we?
1:12.1	One from the 70s, one from the 80s, one from the 90s.
1:16.3	And for whatever reason, I can't remember, we came up with 1992, didn't we?
1:21.1	We did. It was entirely random. We pretty much threw a dart at a dartball, didn't we,
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