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

And I'm Brian.

German Brian is made of return.

Ja.

What are we talking about today, Brian?

We're talking about 1995s.

Here's where the strings come in by Superchunk. 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 tie it all together with a track-by-track review in which we talk about the things we think about while listening to the songs and the things we like about them too. Yeah, track by track this week. I don't know. Last week's track by, you know,

never mind. Let me do that again. I was going to make a dumb joke that was about to fall on its

face. Yes, track by track this week, not drive way not driveway to driveway no slam dunk right there

all right we're not going to do it alone uh we're going to get some other perspective in the

room to help us talk about super chunk we're going to bring in uh musician nicky carwalki

uh former uh briefly a former bandmate of my own uh to bring in a musician Nikki Karwaki,

briefly a former bandmate of my own in a sort of punk emo band called Finding Phoebus

that I did some work with like a year ago.

But she's going to explain all that stuff

when she gets on.

She's got a whole bunch of projects that we want you to check out.

Finding Phoebe still exists, just without you.

Yeah, just without me.

And we're all still, you know, friendly.

All right.

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