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Hello everyone and welcome to Indycast on the show we talk about the biggest indie news of the week, review albums, and we hash out trends.

In this episode, we talk about

the state of music criticism. Oh my God, you know the people are waiting for that. My name is

Stephen Hayden, and I'm joined by my friend and co-host. I wonder if he knew that Sully Sullenberger

is an F&Fs fan. Ian Cohen, Ian, who are you? What I didn't realize is that Sully

Sullenberger was from Texas and not Boston. I didn't know they let you call yourself Sully

if you're not from Boston. That's like finding out like John Fogart. He's not actually from the

bayou. Also, if he's going to be into like a new metal band from that era, why not the one with

Sully as the lead singer? Like, does Sully Sullenberger mess with Godsmack? I mean, I don't know.

I would talk to know that. Well, I mean, apparently he's into a lot of music. He's also into

Cheryl Crow, soak up the sun. Yes. Which for me is outside the golden era of Cheryl Crow.

I would say like those first three records.

The Tuesday night music club, the self-title record, and then the Globe Sessions.

That's Prime.

Cheryl Crow, once again to the Come On, come on era, a little weaker, but I appreciate Sully digging in deep.

I think Soak Up the Sun is the most influential, like, one of the most influential songs of that era.

Like, so much indie music sounds exactly like it.

Yeah, I suppose.

I mean, that's definitely on the pop your side of what she does.

I mean, I feel like if it makes you happy is a big one. Also, yeah. That's, that's her best song.

That's her leading into like the Rolling Stone side of what she does. And I'm a big fan

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