Good music is what we want to hear.

What do you mean? Good music. It's what we dance to, what our children will dance to.

And if you don't want to play it, then take your records and go home.

Did you have a band? Good or bad?

It's a great band, it's a bad band, it's like pizza, baby.

It's good no matter if there's music in the air. The Pittsburgh Quartet The Goa Bede serve a post-punk snarl, but always with a sense of humor.

I'm Greg Kott. And I'm Jim Deregadis. The go to beds join us in the studio for a live performance.

Plus we'll review the new album from Chicago rapper Lupe Fiosko.

That's all coming up on Sound Opinions and later on Jim, we are going to review the new album from one of Chicago hip-hop's icons, really Lupe Fiasco, his sixth studio album.

And we're also going to dig deep into one of his older songs

in our new edition of Sample Platter in which we dig into the sample behind one of Lupe's

finest pieces of music. But first we've got the go to beds. Gold. I could be gone from not a soul.

What's a price?

I'm a price!

I could stand. Greg, we are both big fans of the Go to Bededs, and I'm not only a super fan because they're named after the drummer in Wire.

First fell in love with this group through their indie recordings and seeing them at South by Southwest.

The last album made my best of 2016 list.

The roots of the group go back to this already hardcore punk band in Pittsburgh called

Kim Fuke, when guitarist Eli Kossan and Tom Payne first came together.

Eli had another vision for a different project and they added basseth Gavin Jensen and drummer

Carrie Bellback. Came to the attention of Gerard

Kausloy at Matador Records co-founder of that prestigious label and he

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