Welcome to the Great Albums podcast. I'm Bill.

And I'm Brian.

And what are we talking about today, Brian?

1994's Let Love In by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.

Music What we do here every week on the podcast is take an album of music and talk about what makes it great.

Try to have the conversation around the music that fans do and we tie it all together with a track-by-track review, which we discuss the things we think about while listening to the music

and the things we like about it too.

That is actually the correct answer for once.

I got that with no stutters or stops or anything. It was pretty good. You'd think

after four and a half years, yeah, that I'd figure this one out, you know, it's for hundreds of

episodes in. You nailed it. Thank you. So we're not going to be talking about this album alone this

week. Yeah,

who do we get this week? This week, we have former guest of the podcast. Returning guest of the

podcast. Yeah, that's the right way to say it. Doug Robertson, aka the weird teacher. Yes, yes. And by weird,

we don't mean like looks at the children in strange ways.

No, absolutely not. He's the odd one. He's the fun one. He's the cool one. Doug is a writer and blogger and noted Twitterer that he holds Twitter sessions regularly. He was previously on the podcast to discuss Metallica.

That's right.

So now I feel like we've done a little bit of an about face here, so doing Nick Cave is something a little bit different.

Yeah, I would say so, a lot different.

I am going to throw this out there right here in the beginning.

This week, I didn't do that much preparation for this episode.

Oh, wow.

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