Hello, welcome to this May 1995 edition of Talk of Ages. It is, as you were about to see,

a very mixed bag here on the main show, and that goes double for the best of the rest show,

a motley assortment that runs at least 18 deep, yet more washed up hair metal acts.

When are we going to run out of those?

We got before their prime ska bands and swing dance revivalists,

some underground indie icons who wowed the critics while not selling many actual copies of their albums.

We got everything from King Diamond to these cherubic youngsters who would one day in the not too distant future rule the charts.

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Coming to you live on tape from an above ground basement in rapidly gentrifying Culver City adjacent California boasting a partially obstructed view of the world famous Hollywood sign.

This is Talk of Ages.

I am your host, Mike Tully.

Thank you, as always, for joining me.

Once again, I am getting our second pod of the month in just under the wire.

Just before the end of May 2025, we take a look back at all the music that was new and noteworthy, to the extent that much

of it really was at the end of the day from May of 1995.

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