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Slint

Referenced in 4 episodes

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#265: Road Report #28: The Game Is Riggied

August 21, 2026

Scott, Ben, and Gabe discuss their recent tour experiences, with Scott detailing the physical toll of nearly three weeks on the road, including vocal strain and shoulder pain. The conversation veers through topics including regional gas station preferences (Buc-ee's vs. Sheets), Taylor Sheridan's television shows, and East Coast food, with Scott particularly enthusiastic about "riggies" (rigatoni) from a restaurant in Utica, New York. They wrap up with a "What's the Best" segment focused on favorite EPs, with selections including R.E.M.'s Chronic Town, L7's Smell the Magic, AC/DC's 74 Jailbreak, Pavement's Watery Domestic, and Mudhoney's Super Fuzz Big Muff.

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#183: Dave Rockland

August 9, 2024

Dave Rockland, who has worked at Jam Productions in Chicago since 1994, joins the hosts to discuss his experiences in the Chicago music scene over the past few decades. They reminisce about memorable shows and albums from 1993, the year Dave moved to Chicago, including Nirvana's final Chicago shows, Liz Phair, The Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream, and Quicksand opening for Rage Against the Machine at Metro.

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🎸 Replacements

#75: Louise Post

July 22, 2022

Louise Post, lead singer of the band Veruca Salt, discusses her early music influences, the formation of Veruca Salt, their rapid rise to fame, challenges the band faced, and her current solo project. She reflects on the ups and downs of her musical career and feeling creatively liberated working on her upcoming solo album.

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#49: Joe Dapier and The French Dispatch

January 14, 2022

In this podcast episode, Scott Lucas, Gabe Rodriguez and Ben Reiser discuss the movie The French Dispatch and other pop culture topics with their guest Joe Dapier, who was the drummer for the band Dovetail Joint. They debate the merits of various Wes Anderson and Woody Allen films, reminisce about the 90s Chicago music scene, and argue about Led Zeppelin songs.