The AV Club - December 2010

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

Jesse Thorn

Society & Culture

4.5 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2010

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Keith Phipps and Nathan Rabin of The AV Club stop by to sift through pop culture and present their picks, which include a box set from Apple Records, a new cut of the classic film Metropolis, a book from The Onion columnist Jean Teasdale, and the documentary Best Worst Movie.

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0:00.0	It's the Sound of Young America, I'm Jesse Thorne.
0:03.2	From time to time, we check in with our pals at the AV Club to help us find the diamonds
0:09.9	among the courts in the world of pop culture.
0:14.6	Joining us this time around, Nathan Rabin and Keith Fipps, gentlemen, welcome back to the
0:20.7	Sound of Young America.
0:21.7	Always a pleasure to have you on the show.
0:23.6	Well, thank you for having us.
0:25.6	Keith, let's talk about the new box set of Apple Records.
0:29.9	This is the record label made famous, of course, by the Beatles, but also home to a number
0:37.4	of other artists.
0:38.4	In fact, I just the other day interviewed Ronnie Specter and played a great record that
0:43.5	she recorded for Apple Records.
0:46.0	Let's hear a clip of My Sweet Lord as recorded by Billy Preston.
0:51.6	My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord,
1:08.6	My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord,
1:16.6	My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord,
1:20.6	My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord, My Sweet Lord,
1:24.6	So, Keith, this is a very interesting and specific niche of the history of popular music.
1:33.8	What did you really like about it?
1:34.9	Well, you know, I'm still digging my way through all 17 discs of it to be honest.
1:39.7	I think it's just such a, and you know what I've heard is kind of, is there sort of, there
1:46.6	is also kind of odd.
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