After Jason’s pick last week, Tim takes a shot and brings Dandelion’s 1995 sophomore (and final) album Dyslexicon to the table on the strength of the single “Weird-Out.” The album owes a heavy debt to Nirvana, from the familiar vocal style to big drums and guitars. The question becomes: when does influence become imitation?
Songs in this Episode:
#284: Interview with Phil Leavitt and Joie Calio of 7Horse and Dada
#283: How Metal Evolved in the 90s Roundtable Discussion
#282: 88 CM. Kanone by Sect. 8
#281: Winter and Spring 2016 New Album Reviews
#280: The Return of John Davis of The Lees of Memory
#279: Metallica in the 90s Round Table
#278: Trance States in Tongues by Zen Guerrilla
#277: Now I Got Worry by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
#276: Hold Me Up by Goo Goo Dolls
#275: Roundtable - Sophomore Slump Revisited - Wax Ecstatic by Sponge
#274: Tear of Thought by The Screaming Jets
#273: Mötley Crüe by Mötley Crüe
#272: Human Cannonball by School of Fish
#271: Digging Your Scene - Roundtable Discussion on Chicago in the 90s
#270: Icky Mettle by Archers of Loaf
#269: Gram by The Welcome Mat
#268: Interview with Jamie Hutchings of Bluebottle Kiss
#267: Pure Juice by Summercamp
#266: Interview with Kevin Martin of Candlebox
#265: Emo Roundtable Discussion
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