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Pop Gas, you are the bicentennial,

ate much to celebrate anyhow of music news and criticism. I'm your host John

Caramonica.

Back.

All the streets of a row.

We are with a rebel, changing for friends,

everywhere.

And I must say that you see in your devil.

A golden date on this day many stairs.

And the other than the years

in the car to seal

catching my eyes. I would say that we've been on hiatus.

I would say that we've been on hiatus. It's not quite accurate

because we're going to be coming hard and heavy in the coming weeks to compensate for the gap that we have left you with

Shantal. I heard you.

FYI. You were just listening to some Bob Dylan. Bob Dylan is a

famous American musician that I did not know a lot about. I've realized that

there is a certain subset of pop cast and that subset of

pop cast is John Prelis explains things to me. John Prelis is chief pop music

critical in the New York Times and has been around for every important innovation in popular music for more decades than I've been alive.

J.P. is here. I wasn't there for the Edison cylinder though, I gotta say.

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