Debating the Best Albums of 2018: Janelle Monáe, Soccer Mommy and More

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2018

⏱️ 59 minutes

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A conversation about the best albums of 2018

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0:00.0	Welcome to the New York Times podcast, your sorry 2018 dipped of music news and criticism.
0:07.0	I'm your host John Caramonicus. Never Love No Boy. She treats you like a...
0:18.6	Soccer mommy! There are a few things that we can agree on in the United States of America in 2018, but one thing that we can agree on is soccer mommy.
0:28.0	A star is born.
0:29.0	Whoa! Wow, maybe this time.
0:34.0	There's one album that overlaps on my year and album list and John Prales's year on
0:39.5	album list and that is soccer mommy. The album is called Clean. That song was called cool. We are here today to talk about the albums of 2018, the not quite albums of 2018, the songs of 2018. It's the year end pop cast. The whole gang is here.
0:55.3	John Prowl is cheap pop music critical in the New York Times.
0:57.6	Hey there.
0:58.6	Karen Gans, pop music editor of the New York Times.
1:01.5	Robin was robbed.
1:02.4	Yeah. We'll get there. Okay. of the New York Times. Robin was robbed.
1:03.0	Yeah.
1:04.0	We'll get there.
1:05.0	Okay. Sorry.
1:08.0	Are you having sign at me?
1:10.0	Yes. We're two seconds into this podcast.
1:12.0	Joe Coscarelli pop Report of the New York Times.
1:14.4	It's me.
1:15.4	Provocateur for the day.
1:17.8	With no album list.
1:18.8	No album list here with a heavy, heavy handful of salt to sprinkle on the conversation.
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