You're listening to sound opinions and later in the show we're going to find out what song got

Bristol Moroni hooked on Sonics. But first it's time for another round of Barry

Treasures. These are records Jim then you and I have been accumulating over the last few weeks,

months that we have been eager to play, haven't had a chance to on the show, yet maybe

they aren't huge mainstream releases, but we have found something

of considerable merit to them that we want to share with our listeners.

Absolutely, Greg, stuff that we're excited to dig deep and on earth.

I'm going to lead us off.

I'm going to Birmingham, Alabama

for a band called People Years

that is putting in an album called Animalism in early April.

There were already some tracks out there on the web.

Wow, okay.

You know, so first I saw Birmingham, Alabama and these guys, you know, so first I saw Birmingham, Alabama, and these guys, you know, are of a certain age.

They've been kicking around there in the South in different groups for years, and now have this band that has coalesced around the songwriting and

production of Chris Raoul and you know I was intrigued by this letter is like hey

Jim pay attention to Birmingham.

And it's like this short story they wrote

about being fascinated with Luna and Pavement and Pink Floyd LCD sound system and and a girl who likes that music too and she's a goth and you shoot a spitball at her and

She despises Americana and nothing you do will get her attention.

And I'm like, this is a great short story.

If these guys write one 100th as good songs as they've written a press release and and it's

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