Bonus Song Thursday - Ben Folds "In Between Days"

The Great Albums

Bill Lambusta

Albums, Music Commentary, Criticism, Billlambusta, Brianerickson, Music

4.3 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2015

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

It's Bonus Song Thursday! But wait, what's this? It's a cover of the Cure's "In Between Days" from their 1985 album The Head on the Door. Brian and Bill discuss Fold's career, chart success, striking while the iron is hot, and heat stroke. They also announce the winner of the "Petunia" contest, what singer-songwriter was the basis of the film Danny Collins, and big green monkeys!

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The I'm I'm I'm
0:21.6	I'm
0:22.6	I'm
0:23.6	I'm
0:24.6	I'm Bill. And I'm Brian.
0:55.8	And Monday, we were talking about The Cures Dysintegration, their 1989 dirge rainy day album.
1:05.7	Opus. Yeah. And, but what we were listening to just right there.
1:12.1	That didn't sound like Robert Smith, Bill.
1:14.4	No.
1:14.7	Who was that?
1:15.5	That was a young man named Benjamin Folds.
1:20.7	Oh, wow.
1:21.7	I know him, personally.
1:24.6	For those that don't know, what we do hear on Bono Song Thursday is we take a single song
1:30.3	by the same artist as who we covered on Monday, where it's the great album's podcast.
1:35.2	Monday, we went into a whole thing, two hours on The Cure.
1:41.5	But this is just a little extra one where we're going to talk about this song for a little bit,
1:46.1	and then we're going to do a little bit of email reading later on.
1:49.1	Email.
1:50.0	And now, why, Brian, are we talking about Ben Folds?
1:54.8	Well, because that song was...
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