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

And I'm Brian.

And what are we talking about today, Brian?

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

We have the conversation around the music that fans do,

and we wrap it all up with a track-by-track review. Sounds good. Let's do it. And we're not going to be

doing it alone this week, Brian. No, no. We've got kind of an odd, sort of an odd, you know,

an odd situation this week. Yeah, it's kind of like, I'm kind of doing it alone,

but I'm doing it alone with a guest. But Brian, you didn't join us for the conversation.

No, no, I had, everything's fine, but I had a little bit of kind of a family thing pop up literally

at the last minute. And I had to to and I'm so but like we've

never had to do this before but I had to like call you know I had to call Bill uh what was it

like day before yeah the day before and be like hey man I can't get there tomorrow. And, you know, like I said, everything on

the family front is fine now. And I'm sorry to have missed probably to this point, our most

requested album that we had yet to sort of climb up on. Other than Radiohead, but yeah, definitely.

So thankfully,

it was a returning guest,

Nick Palmer from Wax Wave,

and the Dangerose was his past band.

He had joined us last year to talk about Slater Kinney,

and he was an excellent guest,

and,

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