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:
Headstones - Picture of Health | Album Review
C-Tec - Darker | Album Review
EPs of the 90s | Roundtable
Sandpit - On Second Thought | Album Review
Bike - Take In The Sun | Album Review
Madder Rose - Bring It Down | Album Review
Miljenko Matijevic of Steelheart | Interview
East River Pipe - Shining Hours In A Can | Album Review
Madchester: The Sound and the Scene | Roundtable
Karate - In Place of Real Insight | Album Review
Chad Fischer of Lazlo Bane and School of Fish | Interview
New Radicals - Maybe You’ve Been Brainwashed Too | Album Review
Defryme - Pure Killer | Album Review
Faith No More - Angel Dust | Album Review
Powderfinger - Double Allergic | Album Review
Christopher Hall of Stabbing Westward | Interview
Pure - Generation Six-Pack | Album Review
Heather Duby | Interview
Deathray - Deathray | Album Review
The Cure In The 90s | Roundtable
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