I'm Bill and Brian, my regular co-host, could not make it today.

So I'm just going to be doing this bonus song Thursday episode on my own.

So what we do here every week on the podcast is take a different album of music and talk about what makes it great,

usually featuring a track-by-track review of the entire album.

But what we also do is we release an additional episode.

That's just a bonus song where we take a song that is either another song by the same artist or at least tangentially related

to the artist in some way, like a cover or something.

And we talk about that song the same way we kind of go into detail about the main full album.

So what we're talking about today is pavements spit on a stranger off of their final album, Terror Twilight, which I believe came out in 1999.

On Monday, we were talking about 94's Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain, which was kind of their breakthrough album.

It was their second album, and it had, you know, the minor hit, cut your hair on it,

and also Gold Sounds, which is a well-known song that is especially known for being

pitchfork's number one song of the 90s.

Now, on the other day's episode, I didn't, I myself, Bill, we had a guest, which was Jim

from Cool Dad Music, a music blog that, as you would imagine, talks about music.

That is cool from a guy that is a dad who is also cool.

And we got to learn how he kind of first started listening to Pavement

around the time that they came out in the early 90s,

or first started making an impact in the early 90s.

But, you know, Brian and I don't

really share our stories when we have a guest about how we first experienced the music. So I'm

going to go ahead and do that now because it actually relates to this song, Sput on a Stranger.

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