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IVH: Lucinda Williams / Lucinda Williams (opens the original)
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Tonight’s selections from Lucinda Williams’ “second debut”, 1998’s Lucinda Williams. When Lucinda Williams released her self-titled lp in 1988, it was the third album she’d ever released, only her second made up of completely original material and her first in eight years. Her first two albums, Ramblin’ and Happy Woman Blues, were released in relatively quick succession in 1979 and 1980. Then, for certainly not the last time in her career, she went dark. But when the self-titled album emerged th
IVH: Neko Case / Fox Confessor Brings the Flood (opens the original)
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Tonight’s selections from Neko Case’s sixth album (including the two with “Her Boyfriends”), 2006’s Fox Confessor Brings the Flood. Since her debut album The Virginian, Neko Case has always been a spellbinding storyteller, weaving vivid narratives from her reverb-laden loom. Whether she sings of love, death or the bittersweet memories of youth, she does so earnestly, but poetically, finding that perfect balance with which most lyricists struggle. Fourth album Fox Confessor Brings the Flood deliv
IVH: The Go-Go’s / Talk Show (opens the original)
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Tonight’s selections from the Go-Go’s third album, 1984’s Talk Show. An album which ultimately caused the Go-Go’s to split up. Putting this story together on Monday night; nervous as hell of course. Originally published November, 2024. At the front of the class, a young woman – who looked like a picture postcard for everything preppy and peppy – surprised me by playing “Beneath the Blue Sky,” a song by the Go-Go’s from their recent Talk Show LP. She explained how the lyrics echoed the Cold War c
IVH: The Coathangers / Nosebleed Weekend (opens the original)
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Tonight’s selections from Atlanta’s the Coathangers fifth album, 2016’s Nosebleed Weekend. Originally published during July 2023. Ten years are an eternity for a punk band. Considering how few punk groups survive for a decade without imploding or disintegrating, it makes it all the more notable that the Coathangers are thriving, especially when considering that they’ve always done everything on their own time, in their own way. There seems to be a perception that Nosebleed Weekend is a departure
IVH: The Cars / The Cars (opens the original)
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Tonight’s selections from The Cars 1978 debut album, The Cars. With their debut album in 1978, the Cars created one of the rarest phenomenons of late-Seventies rock & roll: a pop artifact that unified many factions of a pluralistic rock scene. Conservative radio programmers jumped on it because of Ocasek’s consonant pop symmetry and Roy Thomas Baker’s polished, economical production; New Wave partisans favored it for its terse melodicism and ultramodern stance; and critics applauded it for its s
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