192 1992

Our latest trip into the past has produced a raft of recollections to fill your heart with joy. It’s also the longest ever episode that we’ve ever made, so fetch yourself a very comfy seat and enjoy!
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Playlist:
(00:32) PJ Harvey - Sheela-Na-Gig
Chris from Phosphorous.net
(05:04) Bang Bang Machine - Geek love
John Q.
(14:25) Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy - Television, thre drug of the nation
JC aka The Vinyl Villian
(21:29) The Oblivion Seekers - No depression
Dirk from Sexy Loser
(24:49) The Magnolias - Don’t pack it in
Jerry from Red Wine on a Sunday
(27:56) Bruce Springsteen - If I should fall behind
Kevin from Let Me Educate You
(31:20) Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Straight to you
Micky
(36:19) Simon Bonney - Like Caeser needs a Brutus
Tricia
(41:20) R.E.M. - Sweetness follows
Conrad from Eron Records
(46:44) Pearl Jam - State of love and trust
Greer from A Sweet Unrest
(51:39) Paul Westerberg - Dyslexic heart
Adam from Pretending life is like a song
(57:22) The House of Love - Feel
Stuart from The Accies Blog
(01:02:56) Denim - Back in Denim
Eiron from Old fridges can kill
(01:08:27) Staxx Brothers - 1992
Kane from Burning Oak
(01:13:12) Romeo Void - A girl in trouble (is a temporary thing)
Linda from Speed of Dark
(01:17:52) The Fall - Free range
FiL from Pogoagogo
(01:25:24) Sublime - Badfish
James from Appetite For Distraction
(01:30:13) Buffalo Tom - Mountains of your head
Natalie from Mini-Obs
(01:34:29) The Colorblind James Experience - Four horsemen
The In Crowd from I’m learning to share!
(01:41:55) Falsettos - The baseball game
Kymm from The Mighty Kymm
(01:50:10) Brenda Kahn - Mint juleps and needles
Thomas from Better in the dark
(01:54:36) They Might Be Giants - Fingertips
Jeremy from Fingertips
Thanks to all of you for you pasticipation this week.
Next time we will be hearing an episode that has been cooking for ages, but that we haven’t quite got around to taking it out of the oven. It’s Procrastination, chosen by The In Crowd, so come back for a listen … if we get around to finishing it before then.
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1992 had EVERYTHING!!!!
No wonder this episode was so long!
I loved every contrasty bit of it!
By James! on 12.03.09 6:19 am
Ha!
By adam on 12.03.09 12:53 pm
The 90s were where I started to be obsessed about music again.
By Linda on 12.03.09 5:50 pm
Wow, there was a rush to play Brenda Kahn, and I don’t think anyone even mentioned Blind Melon! Interesting…
Kevin - - Take care of that sore throat. Bella and Rosanna may be getting ready to stage a coup.
Welcome Mighty Kymm - - and thanks for the fun education about Gays, Jews, Food, Family and Baseball. ‘Dork’ takes many forms, so you may have to settle for being merely as dorkily cool as the rest of the CP Nation. (Coolishly Dorktastic?) I think you fit in fine.
FiL - -A challenge to recognize song lyrics of The Fall when you’re not-uh reciting them-uh with Mr. Smith’s cadence-uh. (Tee-hee-uh)
Hearing ‘The Bodyguard’ soundtrack mentioned a couple of times brings to mind the memory of it being responsible for finally making Nick Lowe rich, via the Curtis Stigers cover of ‘Peace Love and Understanding’. That factoid is the only thing I remember enjoying about the film and its soundtrack.
Hearing TMBG’s ‘Fingertips’ again and remembering it’s so-called ‘intended’ function, it makes me think that one might get much better results nowadays including it in a random-shuffle iTunes mix than I ever did years ago in a carousel CD player on shuffle mode.
Too much!
Great fun, all!
By The In Crowd on 12.04.09 9:14 am
i love these episodes because everyone shares special things about themselves, what they were doing at the time, their lives, etc. thank you to all of you who do that.
jc–i was at the gym when i was listening to that song and it is still incredibly apropos!! astounding.
john/dirk–i really liked that song, had not heard it before.
i would have submitted michele shocked’s “come a long way” if i’d gotten my act together in time. the line about “gone 500 miles today and never left l.a.” about summed up how i felt those days, when i was a young mom with an infant and a toddler. i never got anything accomplished!
big, big welcome to kymm, micky and jerry!
By mjrc on 12.07.09 1:05 am
Linda, the same goes for me. Nirvana touched it off for me. I loooooved “Nevermind,” but the copycat bands? Notsomuch. But, they snapped me out of a jazz infatuation.
By Nat on 12.07.09 4:05 am
1992. Wow! Some diverse music here.
Warm welcome to Kymm. Well done. And a totally out there pick!!
House of Love. Love it. I agree that they should have been an enormously popular band. So good.
Kevin, so romantic and so lovely to be introduced by your little ones.
Conrad, what a lovely introduction and such a perfect song. I don’t think I will ever hear it again without thinking of you and your family.
Got to love the Singles tracks.
Romeo Void…just what I needed. That really brought me back, Linda.
By Tricia on 12.09.09 2:03 am
Wow! This took me back some. If I had not succumbed to next week’s theme I would have contributed “Married, Two Kids” by the Fall (it mentions 1992 in the lyric) - also from Code:Selfish from which Fil took ‘Free Range’. John your choice was more than excellent - and ‘Geek Love’ was the first song I ever podcasted. Thank you.
PJ Harvey was on my shortlist too. Memories of seeing her perform this at the Powerhaus in Islington came rushing back - cheers Chris. But there was some new stuff here that I loved too - notably The Colourblind James Experience. All in all a very diverse 2 hours well spent.
By Shaun on 12.09.09 9:06 pm
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