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Hey everybody Krista makes a podcast producer, Chris Lafaliyos here, ready to take you back in time for another throwback Thursday episode.

This week, we're heading back to April of 2022 when my old friend Jamie Wolford sat in to discuss the writing and recording of the Stereo's New Tokyo is Calling.

The song is from the Stereo's album No Traffic, which is celebrating its 25-year anniversary

this month as it was released on March 6th of 2001.

So what else was going on in the world of music around that time?

Well, some other albums that came

out right around that same time were Daft Punk's Discovery, The Moon is Down from Further Seems Forever,

alkaline trios from here to infirmary, and American Hi-Fi's debut self-titled album.

Some popular songs at that moment were Crazy Towns Butterfly, Shaggy's Angel, Janet

Jackson's All for You, J-Lo's Love Don't Cost a Thing, Dido's Thank You, Matchbox

20s if you're gone, and outcasts Miss Jackson. March of 2001 is also when the 16th Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony

took place, which was an insane class that included Aerosmith, Michael Jackson, Queen, Paul Simon,

Steely Dan, Richie Valens, and more. Okay, I think that's enough context for you. So let's get to the episode from

April 11th of 2022. This is episode 98 of Krista Makes a podcast. Jamie Wolfer discusses the

Stereos New Tokyo is Calling. Kenichi-Wai, everyone.

Today's guest is Jamie Wolford,

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