#41 (2000 Part 4) King Crimson, Air, XTC, The Cure & more!

The Album Years

W!ZARD Studios

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4.9 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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In the final The Album Years podcast episode for the year 2000, Steven and Tim pick their personal favourite albums of the year and the most influential. There's also discussions on notable progressive rock releases from the year, including albums by King Crimson, Air, Kevin Gilbert and more! You can also watch Steven and Tim's ramblings over on the brand new The Album Years YouTube channel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hot new drama is coming to Disney Plus.
0:03.9	Five, six, seven, eight.
0:05.7	When lives are at stake.
0:07.5	I have a plus.
0:08.2	We got to move fast.
0:09.1	Hearts are racing.
0:10.2	I love you, and I'm gonna love you.
0:12.0	And family is everything.
0:13.6	All right, team.
0:14.2	We work side by side.
0:15.6	New drama can't wait.
0:17.5	Set a reminder to stream the latest seasons of Gray's Anatomy and 9-1-1.
0:21.5	Welcome back.
0:22.2	And the new series, Dr. Odyssey.
0:24.1	Grace for Impact.
0:25.2	Exclusively on Disney Plus, streaming this October from 499 a month, 18 plus subscription required. The best progressive rock album this year, I think, is the Virgin Suicide soundtrack by Ayer.
0:55.2	Now, people might be sort of raised an eyebrow out of that.
0:57.8	Well, Ayr is not a progressive rock band.
0:59.0	Well, they are on this album.
1:00.1	I'll tell you that.
1:01.1	I mean, Ayer always had the element of sort of Pink Floyd meets Serge Gansberg, didn't they?
1:05.2	There was a very sort of gallic sort of approach to.
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