He took the bomb. From W.B.E.Z. Chicago and PRX. This is Sound Opinions. I'm Jim DeRagatus.

And I'm Greg Kot.

This week we're going to share some of our favorite new music that's flying under the radar.

But then the night came, you were gone.

Plus, we remember Audio Engineer Jeff Emrick who worked with the Beatles on Revolver and Sergeant Peppers. We're going to revisit our conversation with him.

The face that she keeps in a job by the door.

Who is it for all the lonely people?

Where do they all come? All the lonely people.

Where do they all come from?

That's all coming up on sound opinions.

You are listening to sound opinions and later in the show Jim we're going to pay tribute to the late Jeff Emrich a name that may not be a household name

But certainly a legendary audio engineer especially for his work with the Beatles classics like

Revolver, Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band, and Abbey Road among other classic

recordings. But now it's time for another round of

But now it's time for another round of buried treasures. Greg, this is one of our favorite shows, right?

Yes, indeed.

What's a buried treasure?

This is a recording that we define

as something that's probably under the mainstream radar.

You probably haven't heard of it.

We collect these. We try to do this show every once in a while

and turn you on to great music that deserves a wider audience. Greg, you get to go first.

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