HeyJaredRock Of Ages
In this podcast I’ll be introducing various rock albums to my musical theatre-loving friends. We choose our next albums at the end of almost each episode through a wheel system with way too many albums on it.
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230 - Pulp: Different Class (opens the original)
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Last year we recorded the audio for my birthday episode, about Pulp's 1995 opus Different Class. But the audio wasn't great. So we did it again this year! And luckily the album was just as fresh to our ears as it was last July! In a better world this would be the album people think of when they hear "Britpop".
229 - Muse: Origin of Symmetry (opens the original)
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Muse is one of the most popular rock acts of the 21st century, especially in the US. It wasn't always like this, however. Once upon a time, one of their early alums was kept from distribution in America for four years after the record company gave the band very tame constructive criticism. This was that album. Origin of Symmetry time, baby.
228 - Sly & The Family Stone: Stand! (opens the original)
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RIP to Sly Stone, a true genius in the world of R&B music. We recorded this about a month after his passing, and are particularly pleased with the final product. So without further ado, let's talk Stand!
227 - The Police: Zenyatta Mondatta (opens the original)
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The Police's third release and one of their most lauded. But does it still hold up after 45 years? Especially with that "monumental pile of shit"? Let's find out as the theater kids discuss Zenyatta Mondatta! Originally recorded: July 5, 2025 (yeah I know, I have to catch up)
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