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

And I'm Brian.

And what are we talking about today, Brian?

We are talking about 1983's Synchronicity by the Police.

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 in which we talk

about the things we like about the songs and things we think about while listening to them.

Yeah, and today is no exception.

And we're not doing it alone.

No, no, we're not.

Who's our guest?

This week's guest is my wife.

There we go.

Nepotism, just taking full hold, says the... week's guest is my wife. There we go.

Nepotism, just taking full hold, says the, you know, the single and never married person.

But my wife, Maureen's on.

She is joining us on the episode this week, as we're kind of making our way through to the end of the podcast. Making our way downtown walking fast to something, something, homebound. Yeah, homebound, baby.

Now, as we're making our way to our last, quote unquote, last episode of July 7th, or July 1st, 1st rather July 1st as we're making our way

towards our last episode on July 1st we're kind of you know trying to trying to hit all the

all the bases we need to before we get out of here so it's weird like we don't really have like

it's not like you're going to see some beloved return

I mean other than like your wife but it's like I looked at the slate it's like we got we still

we have like other brand new people it's a weird it's a weird slate but more shows that we've got

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