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James Acaster here, comedian and music fan,

and welcome to a special bonus episode of James Acaster's Perfect Sounds,

the podcast where we deep dive into the music

of 2016, and the bonus episodes are a special opportunity to go even deeper on some of my

favourite albums from that year, and of all time. In this episode, we're going to delve really deep

into Jeff Rosenstock's Worry, the album that the podcast is named after. One of the albums that started this whole thing off and got me so excited about the music of 2016.

This is an episode of two halves.

The first half of the episode, me and my two friends, Ed Gamble and Matthew Crosby, who introduced me to this album, sit down and talk about what the album means to us and about the time that me and Matthew went to see Jeff Rosenstock live at the Camden Underworld.

It was one of the best gigs I've ever been to in my life, and we relive it in this episode.

It doesn't exist. It doesn't exist. It doesn't exist. It doesn't exist. It doesn't exist. It doesn't get.

Then the second half, Matthew's back again, but this time we're sitting down with Jeff Rosestock himself.

Ed, I don't want you to feel bad. You're a great guy and we love chatting to you.

But Jeff's the headliner, mate. Unlucky. I'll only talk to you about food, Gamble.

I wish you'd come down and meet me here.

I'm gridlocked and not going anywhere.

It's a very exciting episode.

We were so excited to get to talk to Jeff about his album.

I hope you enjoy it. Obviously we're talking about punk music, so there might be a little bit of swearing.

So you've been warned, prudes. I'm warning the prudes right now.

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