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Catalog Club: Al Green's "The Belle Album" (1977)
It's one of Lou Reed's top 10 favorite albums of all-time — which makes a lot of sense
20 hrs ago
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Steven Hyden
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Catalog Club: Al Green's "Call Me" (1973)
The meeting of the spiritual and the sexual reaches on apex on this masterpiece
Apr 13
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Steven Hyden
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32:42
Catalog Club: Al Green's "I'm Still In Love With You" (1972)
Let's luxuriate in some of the most perfectly performed and recorded pop music ever
Apr 7
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Steven Hyden
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41:33
Catalog Club: "Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols" by The Sex Pistols (1977)
How a punk classic went from "rock 'n' roll destroyer" to "rock 'n' roll signifier"
Mar 31
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Steven Hyden
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Catalog Club: Ramones' "Too Tough To Die" (1984)
The first ever "we're still hard and we're still punk" album, and possibly the best
Mar 24
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Steven Hyden
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38:57
Catalog Club: Ramones' "End Of The Century" (1980)
How a famous disaster intersected (almost) with one of Bruce Springsteen's biggest hits
Mar 17
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Steven Hyden
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37:48
Catalog Club: Ramones' "Rocket To Russia" (1977)
Let's talk about their most complete album (as well as compare them to Cheap Trick)
Mar 10
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Steven Hyden
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Catalog Club: Ramones' "Ramones" (1976)
Our new series starts with an iconic album that came out 50 years ago this spring
Mar 3
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Steven Hyden
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42:57
Catalog Club+: Daniel Rossen In Conversation
Grizzly Bear's singer/songwriter/guitarist gives his perspective on the band's work
Feb 26
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Steven Hyden
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Catalog Club: Grizzly Bear's "Painted Ruins" (2017)
The "Gaucho" of aughts-era indie? Yes, allow me to explain
Feb 24
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Steven Hyden
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36:10
Catalog Club: Grizzly Bear's "Shields" (2012)
Is this their peak? Or the beginning of the end? Or both? Or neither?
Feb 17
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Steven Hyden
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35:32
Catalog Club: Grizzly Bear's "Veckatimest" (2009)
A deep dive on one of the best indie-rock albums of the early 21st century
Feb 10
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Steven Hyden
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42:28
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