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

And I'm Brian.

And what are we talking about today, Brian?

1962's Pink Moon by Nick Drake.

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So what we do here every week on the podcast

Is take an album of music

And talk about what makes it great

We try to have the conversation around the music that fans do, and we follow it up with a track-by-track

review in which we talk about the things that we like about the songs and the things we think

about while listening to them. Yeah, and we're not doing it alone this week. Absolutely not. Who's

joining us this week, Brian? This week we have Kevin Newcomb, the bassist and kind of, I guess, co-songwriter, leader of one of our favorite local bands, Fun While You Wait.

I feel like Fun While You Wait is a little bit like a Beatles.

They're all equal members.

Each one of them is a band leader in their own right.

Yeah, I mean, I get that.

It just, you know, and we'll learn in the context of his conversation,

that it seemed like he kind of was the catalyst for the start of the band, I guess, is what I mean.

Yeah. So in a little bit, we're going to get to our conversation with Kevin.

He goes into how he got into the band, and then he joins us for the track-by-track review.

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