If you had to pick just one album to define the 21st century so far, what would it be? I'm Cole Kishna from Dysect. And I'm Charles Holmes from The Midnight Boys, and on Tuesday, July 29th, Cole and I are launching season four of Last Song Standing, but this year we're mixing things up. Instead of searching for an artist's greatest song, we're asking an even bigger question. What is the greatest album of the 21st century so far? Listen to last song standing on the Dysect podcast feed or

the Dysect YouTube channel starting Tuesday, July 29th.

Hello, friends. Just a quick announcement before we kick off today. The announcement is

that 60 songs is going on break for a period of two months or so.

Two months or less, I'm pretty sure.

This is our regularly scheduled time off every 15 episodes just to give everyone a quick

respite, to give our producers, especially a much-needed break from my whole thing.

You can find me on Instagram,

Blue Sky, and less often, Twitter,

and I will update you there with specifics as we get them.

But just know that we will miss you all terribly,

and we will return rejuvenated very shortly.

See you soon. Thanks.

We don't talk enough about how cool I used to be.

So now we've come to the part of the night where the dirty projectors in Bjork perform.

That was me just now going woo in the background there. No it wasn't. Of course that wasn't me. I would never go woo at such a

rare and prestigious event. That's not cool, but I was there. The night of May 8th, 2009 at Housing

Works. That's a cool bookstore in Soho. That's a cool neighborhood in Manhattan. when the dirty projectors, that's a cool rock band,

performed live with Bjork, that's Bjork, on a suite of extremely cool tunes about whale watching

from a mountain in northern California. The guy handling the introductions here, that's author and show promoter and cool website guru, Brandon Stozy. He also published a great book about crying in public. Brandon's really cool. These tunes were eventually released in 2011 on a dirty projectors and Bjork studio EP called Mount Wittenberg Orca.

But to paraphrase Pee Wee Herman, I don't have to listen to it, Dottie.

I lived it.

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