Welcome to the New York Times

podcast, your no man is an archive, although some certainly try of music news and criticism. I'm your host John Cara Monica

Well I'm a little that I'm going mail it to my local DJ. Yeah it's a jumping little

record I want my jockey to play.

Roll over Beethoven, I gotta hear it again today.

You know my temperature rise and the two parts blowing a fuse

My heart beating rhythm and my soul keep a singing the blues

A roller over Beethoven, tell Chicago to news.

I got the rock and pneumonia, I need a shot of rhythm and blues.

I caught the rolling off the rider sitting down at a room. I am raised

rolling off the writer sitting down at a rhythm review

a roller over betoven they rock and in two by two.

I am enraged and infuriated if you are a

a pop-cast listener I would say there is a strong likelihood that yesterday you read the New York Times magazine story by

Jody Rosen about the Universal Music Group warehouse fire of 2008.

Jody's here and we're going to have a big talk about all the behind the scenes of the reporting and

the implications for what he discovered.

But before we get to that, I want to talk a little bit about my collection. There are a lot of things

happening in the world that cause me no end of existential angst. There was something

very specific about what was on display in this story.

There was a big warehouse fire, a bunch of master recordings owned by Universal

were apparently lost and we're talking

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