Funny I think I made it through to the Hot Rock. Saw them for that tour and another tour later and then saw them several years ago after being very disconnected. Never watched Portlandia. I knew very few songs. But Carrie stood on top of the drum kit in a pleated leather skirt and that was what stuck in my mind.❤
I never expected her to pull Whitney. All at Once is my favorite song by her. They played it at my older brothers funeral in 1986 because he loved that album. That song gets to me in an entirely different way.
Just goes to show…you never know….my daughter was a Frank Sinatra Harry Connick fan. Who’d a thunk. I was the oldest fan at The Woods show in NYC in 2006?
@@jamesgunderson3733 she quit after finding out the twins didn’t include her. Basically, theu said her input didn’t count. Oh, well. Haven’t seen them since 2006 and was oldest person there. I respect what they did. Carrie and Corin are like the Stones. Mick and Keith are the Glimmer Twins.
Dead Moon is one of the greatest bands of all time for me. Dead Moon Night obviously, Down The Road is one I'm always playing on my drive to work, 54/40, they're amazing.
yes@@meghancalahan4798 and at the Omaha Public Library no less. never heard of them before but thats no surprise. the well known and iconic are not the whole of their scene or time but the tip of the iceberg.
@@Jomacx-24 There have definitely been some very loud complaints about the remix, but they are from a fairly small minority of Replacements fans. I'm not even close to one of the doubters myself, though -- on the whole I love the remix. (I do prefer the original mix of "Here Comes a Regular," however.)
@@cherokeeflan Yeah, I've heard that sentiment a lot and I agree. The additional piano on "Regular" is subtraction by addition and Tommy Ramone's thin, reverb-y mix actually helps "Regular" out - it gives it a haunted feel. Everything else is better and it's not even close. Even the throwaways (Thunder, Clown) are great now. Not saying they're suddenly _good songs_ - it still mystifies me that Westerberg had Nowhere Is My Home in his back pocket and decided that Lay It Down Clown needed to be on the album - but the mix gives them enough punch to get over on attitude alone.
Thanks to Corin and Carrie for the references to British bands from my yoooff. I saw Stiff Little Fingers in London and the singer (Jake Burns) looked very much like a singer in a band I saw in a pub Lisburn , Northern Ireland (one of few that British soldiers were allowed to drink in) singing Rory Challenger songs. I still to this day wonder if the young lad in that band was Jake Burns, pre punk. I also saw the Modettes quite a few times.
@@gregdale1066 Yep, it's true. Tim is my all time favorite album, and this new mix is actually a significant improvement. I was blown away hearing the new mix of Little Mascara. It went from being a middling song for me (relative to the rest of the album) to now one of my favorites.
In general, I’m not a fan or remixes or remasters, etc. Call me a philistine but I want to hear the songs sound exactly as I remember them, regardless if someone thinks they can be improved. If the songs were good enough the first time, then they’re good enough 20 years later. Too much revisionist stuff across the board in the world. My two cents. And if I had a tv show about my life, I’d want Bastards of Young to be the theme song
I was flying out of Dublin years ago and was talking about music with a young lady seated beside me. I mentioned that I played drums in a band back in the States. She said her dad used to play drums in a band. "You probably haven't heard of them...Stiff Little Fingers". Fuck yeah I've heard of them! It was Jim Reilly's daughter.
Neil and the Shocking Pinks was a good pull indeed! I think his voice with that rockabilly echo is terrific. That period of Neil albums was all over the map and quite cool.
lol Sticky Fingers is the name of a Rolling Stones album. It had a "working" zipper on the front of the album cover, if memory serves me. I was a kid, so that fascinated me.
Total legends, about damn time Sleater-Kinney were on here, nothing but love for these two. Too many albums to choose from, but on my Amoeba picks, The Woods and No Cities to Love would have to go in there :D RIP Wild Flag though...
The new Tim remix is maybe the single best re-release I've ever heard in my life. That record sank its hooks into my heart as a kid in the same way Carrie described, and now it's finally available in a form that does justice to its incredible songs.
Love all the selections and the insight… Carrie, please do another Portlandia special with Fred. There is no show that even compares to the creativity!
Love all the records and recommends. Love Heitmeiser, I also didn't know Dead Moon was from Portland. Or that Stiff Little Fingers were Irish. woah. Super cool :)
This episode is one of my favorites. Loved how Carrie reacted when she was told the Tim album was re-mixed (lol)....priceless. I hope she still bought it because it's still a great album, re-mixes and all. 🙂
I could've listened to Carrie and Corin go on for hours. Enjoyed this so much. This is up there with Jason Mantzoukas, Kathleen Hanna, and Grimes ( 3 of the best interviews!!!---HIGHLY Recommended viewings !! ) Dogstar as well. PLEASE return to Amoeba for a part 2 or simply start a podcast talking about music.
I remember many years ago on IFC they showed Carrie Brownstein (long before Portlandia) taking the Phish challenge. She tried to get into Phish. I recall she didn't care for them, but I enjoyed that.
How could the remix of "Tim" be a controversy? If you want to hear that Chris Mars could actually play a kick drum, or if you want to hear what kind of bassist Tommy Stinson is, the evidence is way more clear now.
Ha! I saw that Neil Young tour. It was pretty cool. He came out the first half and just played his acoustic guitar, then after a short intermission, he came out with his band, The Shocking Pinks, all dressed in 50s matching shocking pink outfits. Suddenly, they were all a rockabilly band because, why not? Sometimes you just gotta be you, or if not you, then Brian Setzer.
Neil Young is a hero of mine. I loved his acoustic but loved his metal noise music to death. The opening to Cowgirl in the Sand showed he really knew what to do with a Marshall Amp.
The Replacements Tim remix was done to strip off some of the commercial sheen that was added to the original mix. I listened to Sorry Mom, Hootenanny, and Let It Be and absolutely loved the albums but i remember feeling a bit underwhelmed by Tim even though the songs were uniformly excellent. I’m looking forward to hearing the remix.
Dire Straits! Carrie!!! WHITNEY! TIM! Im really feeling you guys selections. Fun fact: Stasium had a video about the "Tim" remix process up and it was pretty interesting but they took it down after a day. I wonder if they were getting a lot of flack.
I thought their town was Olympia? That’s where they get their name from is Sleater Kinney Rd. I used to shop at the Fred Meyer and Target there all the time.
Love "What's in My Bag," loved this one, very wry, informative, and entertaining...but...in fairness to Mark Knopfler "Lady Writer" isn't him ragging on some "lady" interviewer. It's about the character in the song seeing a writer/historian (hence references to "history" and "the Virgin Mary") on television (supposedly English historian and novelist Marina Warner) who reminds him surfacely of his ex. She did happen to be a looker so I can't say it's completely devoid of any ingrained sexism, but not in the way described by Carrie. Regardless, the boy can play.
christ y'all are assholes. they have been close friends for decades. do you know what it's like to have friends? standard rules of formality don't apply. corin is a grown woman who doesn't need anyone white knighting for her
Oh yeah, Dead Moon. I was fortunate to see both Pierced Arrows and Dead Moon before Fred passed away. And Toody remains a ray of sunshine in a weary world. Corin and Carrie are so knowledgeable and fun.
Everybodys Rockin was made cause David Geffen complained going will you make a rock and roll record already. And Neil was like ok ill make a rock and roll album.
He had just done Trans(best show i’ve ever seen, and an amazing and unfairly panned album by short sided Neil fans), and after this and Old Ways he got sued by Geffen for not sounding “Neil Young” enough. Geffen didn’t support true artists. Everyone listen to Trans. Computer Age has one of his best riffs! The electronic songs are all amazing. The 2 “traditional” Neil songs are kinda duds, but Like an Inca is cool.
the episode is still playing as I write this, and this is shaping up to be one of the best "what's in my bag" i've seen. Remix!?! I suddenly feel validated.
Strangely, I was genuinely shocked to learn that members of S-K wouldn't have whole Bad Brains backcatalogue. Whether they know it or not I thought BB was very influental on S-K sound.
"Wonderin'" is Neil Young's most hilarious video. The '50s throwback was unpopular and YET Billy Joel released similar throwback "Innocent Man" one week later. I enjoy Neil's pink period, maybe more than he intended!
Tim has great songs but I always thought the mix was flat. That Neil Young record was the one that made me think Neil was still cool and not some Classic Rocker who hated punks. This is a great episode! 👍🏼👍🏼
Don't feel so bad about not having the vinyl, the Bad Brains album was cassette only for years. Hence "the Yellow tape" or where I was from, "the ROIR cassette".
Swoon. I have a big crush on Carrie Brownstein. Fantastic picks from the both of them. I only wish Janet Weiss was there. Regardless, SK are still an awesome band. And I'm happy to see Heatmiser getting more credit these days. Another great episode. P.S. The Ed Stasium remix of 'Tim' gives the album new life.
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That run from "Call The Doctor" thru "The Woods" is amazing. One of the best album runs in rock and roll history.
Funny I think I made it through to the Hot Rock. Saw them for that tour and another tour later and then saw them several years ago after being very disconnected. Never watched Portlandia. I knew very few songs. But Carrie stood on top of the drum kit in a pleated leather skirt and that was what stuck in my mind.❤
@@taintedlife2618 The Woods is a fucking amazing album, it was the perfect way to go out.
@@aodhablackheart They should have never reunited, although I like the first comeback album,
@@aodhablackheart Agree, agree, agree!!!
@@OmeFrits Agree - I don't understand what they are trying to do without Janet Weiss on drums. She held them all together in the very best way...
palehound! thank you sweet corin!!!!
Replacements "Tim" remix sounds great. You can actually hear the bass now.
Thank god
I agree. I think the remix is quite a revelation - in a really good way.
I never expected her to pull Whitney. All at Once is my favorite song by her. They played it at my older brothers funeral in 1986 because he loved that album. That song gets to me in an entirely different way.
Just goes to show…you never know….my daughter was a Frank Sinatra Harry Connick fan. Who’d a thunk. I was the oldest fan at The Woods show in NYC in 2006?
What happened to Janet!?
@@jamesgunderson3733 she quit after finding out the twins didn’t include her. Basically, theu said her input didn’t count. Oh, well. Haven’t seen them since 2006 and was oldest person there. I respect what they did. Carrie and Corin are like the Stones. Mick and Keith are the Glimmer Twins.
My favorite Dead Moon song is whichever one happens to be playing at the time.
Amen
i just picked up a dvd doc about them a few months ago. what a find!
Dead Moon is one of the greatest bands of all time for me. Dead Moon Night obviously, Down The Road is one I'm always playing on my drive to work, 54/40, they're amazing.
@@rudyciavarroUnknown Passage? Amazing film!
yes@@meghancalahan4798 and at the Omaha Public Library no less. never heard of them before but thats no surprise. the well known and iconic are not the whole of their scene or time but the tip of the iceberg.
Bad Brains must be one of the most popular choices for What's In My Bag over the years. Good choice!
I almost saw them open for Beastie Boys but something happened. The Roots played instead.
@@PoochieVince That's a shame, but The Roots are amazing too! how lucky you were to see Beastie Boys live :P
@@thomyorke7622 1000%
@@PoochieVince Black Thought.. one of the living goats. not a terrible replacement.
Yeah...I would like to see a count of the most mentioned bands and albums on this video series. Bad Brains would be near the top for sure!!!
The remix of the Replacements Tim is a huge improvement of the original recording
Yeah, no one is complaining about the Remix. It sounds so much better and captured a lot of stuff that went missing in the original mix!
lots of people complained about it; lots of other people said it was an improvement. @@Jomacx-24
@@Jomacx-24 There have definitely been some very loud complaints about the remix, but they are from a fairly small minority of Replacements fans. I'm not even close to one of the doubters myself, though -- on the whole I love the remix. (I do prefer the original mix of "Here Comes a Regular," however.)
@@cherokeeflan Yeah, I've heard that sentiment a lot and I agree. The additional piano on "Regular" is subtraction by addition and Tommy Ramone's thin, reverb-y mix actually helps "Regular" out - it gives it a haunted feel.
Everything else is better and it's not even close. Even the throwaways (Thunder, Clown) are great now. Not saying they're suddenly _good songs_ - it still mystifies me that Westerberg had Nowhere Is My Home in his back pocket and decided that Lay It Down Clown needed to be on the album - but the mix gives them enough punch to get over on attitude alone.
You get to hear this great guitar lick on "Little Mascara" that was totally buried in the previous mix. It's great!
they're so cool i love them
I'm not always of fan of re-mixes either but that is one of the best ever in my opinion. Such an improvement
Yes! Sticky Fingers rock!
The album does
From NZ and was teaching The Whale Rider novel to my English class last year, I appreciate Corin's random mention of it even if Carrie doesn't
Me too!
Thanks to Corin and Carrie for the references to British bands from my yoooff. I saw Stiff Little Fingers in London and the singer (Jake Burns) looked very much like a singer in a band I saw in a pub Lisburn , Northern Ireland (one of few that British soldiers were allowed to drink in) singing Rory Challenger songs. I still to this day wonder if the young lad in that band was Jake Burns, pre punk. I also saw the Modettes quite a few times.
I for one am glad they mixed Tim. It needed it!
I wanted another 3 hours of this.
I don't think there's anything wrong with a re-mix of Tim. Especially when it had the full blessing of Paul and Tommy.
Everything i read says the new mix blows the old mix away .. plus the old version is in that box as well.
@@gregdale1066 Yep, it's true. Tim is my all time favorite album, and this new mix is actually a significant improvement. I was blown away hearing the new mix of Little Mascara. It went from being a middling song for me (relative to the rest of the album) to now one of my favorites.
In general, I’m not a fan or remixes or remasters, etc. Call me a philistine but I want to hear the songs sound exactly as I remember them, regardless if someone thinks they can be improved. If the songs were good enough the first time, then they’re good enough 20 years later. Too much revisionist stuff across the board in the world. My two cents. And if I had a tv show about my life, I’d want Bastards of Young to be the theme song
Tim the gallery guard?
@@publicjeremynumberone I can totally understand that, thankfully, the original is still available to enjoy as well.
The Replacements Tim re-mix is excellent. I don't know if it's better than the original just yet, but worth a listen if you are into the band.
I was flying out of Dublin years ago and was talking about music with a young lady seated beside me. I mentioned that I played drums in a band back in the States. She said her dad used to play drums in a band. "You probably haven't heard of them...Stiff Little Fingers". Fuck yeah I've heard of them! It was Jim Reilly's daughter.
Wow!
They are legends 💜 ! Lady writers ✍️ !! 🎸
D for disaster
E for my eyes
A for my anger
D before I die
M for Mona
O oh good
O oh good
N for the night!!
Neil and the Shocking Pinks was a good pull indeed! I think his voice with that rockabilly echo is terrific. That period of Neil albums was all over the map and quite cool.
We need a follow-up video to find out what Carrie thinks of the remastered "Tim" and "Everybody's Rockin'" after she hears them...
i bought Everybody's Rockin within a month after it was released. It was in my heavy rotation for a few years.
you can tell these two are very close and have known each other forever, especially in the way carrie corrects corin throughout.
Who’s gonna tell this person?😂
😂
@@taintedlife2618 There's no harm in them still being close?
I can see why Corin wouldn't want to date her anymore
not close enough with their drummer from the classic lineup I guess
Iconic band alert. I love Carrie. Stiff Little Fingers "Alternative Ulster" still sounds good today, so does any Bad Brains song.
lol Sticky Fingers is the name of a Rolling Stones album. It had a "working" zipper on the front of the album cover, if memory serves me. I was a kid, so that fascinated me.
It's hard to listen to Carrie Brownstein's voice without thinking that Fred Armisen is about to crash the interview and turn this episode into a skit.
Such a shame he passed, Rip Fred you were loved by many.
@@rupertpupkin5265sorry to be that guy, but wtf???
It’s never hard to listen to Carrie… 😉👍🏽
Spoiler: that is Fred armisen thanks to the SNL costume department
WTF ARE YOU TALKIN ABOUT@@rupertpupkin5265
This What's In My Bag episode reminds me of my favorite era of NPR's All Songs Considered--when Carrie was on it.
Great taste girls!😊
Love them & Amoeba !
Love Carrie so much!
Total legends, about damn time Sleater-Kinney were on here, nothing but love for these two. Too many albums to choose from, but on my Amoeba picks, The Woods and No Cities to Love would have to go in there :D
RIP Wild Flag though...
Love Sleater-Kinney.... Dead Moon!!!
The new Tim remix is maybe the single best re-release I've ever heard in my life. That record sank its hooks into my heart as a kid in the same way Carrie described, and now it's finally available in a form that does justice to its incredible songs.
Love all the selections and the insight… Carrie, please do another Portlandia special with Fred. There is no show that even compares to the creativity!
Love all the records and recommends. Love Heitmeiser, I also didn't know Dead Moon was from Portland. Or that Stiff Little Fingers were Irish. woah. Super cool :)
I loved this. This made me realize how much I miss Portlandia. How funny would it have been if Carrie had pulled out a Portlandia DVD? 😂
And then put a bird on it!
Hell yeah, Heatmiser!!
This episode is one of my favorites. Loved how Carrie reacted when she was told the Tim album was re-mixed (lol)....priceless. I hope she still bought it because it's still a great album, re-mixes and all. 🙂
I could've listened to Carrie and Corin go on for hours. Enjoyed this so much. This is up there with Jason Mantzoukas, Kathleen Hanna, and Grimes ( 3 of the best interviews!!!---HIGHLY Recommended viewings !! ) Dogstar as well. PLEASE return to Amoeba for a part 2 or simply start a podcast talking about music.
I remember many years ago on IFC they showed Carrie Brownstein (long before Portlandia) taking the Phish challenge. She tried to get into Phish. I recall she didn't care for them, but I enjoyed that.
How could the remix of "Tim" be a controversy? If you want to hear that Chris Mars could actually play a kick drum, or if you want to hear what kind of bassist Tommy Stinson is, the evidence is way more clear now.
😂 The bit where Corin tells Carrie that her "Tim" LP was remixed is priceless.
Ha! I saw that Neil Young tour. It was pretty cool. He came out the first half and just played his acoustic guitar, then after a short intermission, he came out with his band, The Shocking Pinks, all dressed in 50s matching shocking pink outfits. Suddenly, they were all a rockabilly band because, why not? Sometimes you just gotta be you, or if not you, then Brian Setzer.
Neil Young is a hero of mine. I loved his acoustic but loved his metal noise music to death. The opening to Cowgirl in the Sand showed he really knew what to do with a Marshall Amp.
I've gotten used to original mix, but this is the first I've heard someone to be upset with Tim getting a new mix. They must love reverb.
Bad Brains! Hometown boys!👍
The Replacements Tim remix was done to strip off some of the commercial sheen that was added to the original mix.
I listened to Sorry Mom, Hootenanny, and Let It Be and absolutely loved the albums but i remember feeling a bit underwhelmed by Tim even though the songs were uniformly excellent. I’m looking forward to hearing the remix.
I love that Carrie bought things based on the cover and not knowing what they sounded like .. ❤️❤️❤️
Cool picks, especially Bad Brains.
I didnt think it was possible. Ed stasiums mix made me love tim more.
Dire Straits! Carrie!!! WHITNEY! TIM! Im really feeling you guys selections. Fun fact: Stasium had a video about the "Tim" remix process up and it was pretty interesting but they took it down after a day. I wonder if they were getting a lot of flack.
Unbelievably great picks!!
I thought their town was Olympia? That’s where they get their name from is Sleater Kinney Rd. I used to shop at the Fred Meyer and Target there all the time.
I always think of it as Lacey. But potatoe potato. Used to go to the Lacey Drive In where the Fred Meyer is now located.
Corrin looks like that lady you only see in church who turns out to be pretty cool once you talk to her.
She looks like a new mom working in accounting barely holding it together
@@seejaneread a new mom? She's in her 50s.
@@seejaneread One of their songs is so punk, with lyics.....'She knows the price of soap though'.
Carrie, the remix of Tim is awesome!
Love that Heatmiser record. The Beatles cover is wild
Love "What's in My Bag," loved this one, very wry, informative, and entertaining...but...in fairness to Mark Knopfler "Lady Writer" isn't him ragging on some "lady" interviewer. It's about the character in the song seeing a writer/historian (hence references to "history" and "the Virgin Mary") on television (supposedly English historian and novelist Marina Warner) who reminds him surfacely of his ex. She did happen to be a looker so I can't say it's completely devoid of any ingrained sexism, but not in the way described by Carrie. Regardless, the boy can play.
Yes, not the end of the world, but a striking misinterpretation. I guess she probably had not heard it in a while.
Does Carrie always have to have the last word? Constantly rolling over Corin while she was speaking
Hard work being in a band with her.
Was thinking the same. Seems like a know-it-all that feels the need to correct everyone.
I know, right, but I was thinking that 5 days ago.
So annoying isn't it?
christ y'all are assholes. they have been close friends for decades. do you know what it's like to have friends? standard rules of formality don't apply. corin is a grown woman who doesn't need anyone white knighting for her
Carrie is so funny.
Oh yeah, Dead Moon. I was fortunate to see both Pierced Arrows and Dead Moon before Fred passed away. And Toody remains a ray of sunshine in a weary world. Corin and Carrie are so knowledgeable and fun.
wonder what janet would have picked
Punk in publand! cool beats 😮
Great to see a shout out to Dead Moon.
I love Stif Little Fingers. What great albums they picked. Hopefully Carrie enjoys The Replacements remix, LOL!
That Neil Young album is really good.
That mo-dettes track is actually called "white mice" - the caption says white rice!
Damnit! (Where’s) Janet!
1:17 whoa! it’s David Koresh minus the glasses 😳
She's not Sleater-Kinney anymore 😢
@@NotSarahLee358 yeah I know that 😉
Love these girls xx
they're so funny😭😭😭
The Tim Remix is so much better than the OG. Really, this version is fabulous. Take it home.. The band hated the OG mix
Everybodys Rockin was made cause David Geffen complained going will you make a rock and roll record already. And Neil was like ok ill make a rock and roll album.
He had just done Trans(best show i’ve ever seen, and an amazing and unfairly panned album by short sided Neil fans), and after this and Old Ways he got sued by Geffen for not sounding “Neil Young” enough. Geffen didn’t support true artists. Everyone listen to Trans. Computer Age has one of his best riffs! The electronic songs are all amazing. The 2 “traditional” Neil songs are kinda duds, but Like an Inca is cool.
I'm a HUGE Replacements fan. I can't wait to pick up Tim, the Let it Bleed edition.
I love them so much
I was worried Carrie was gonna pull out No Jacket Required by Phil Collins and begin a Patrick Bateman-esque monologue about it
I'VE GOT A RECORD COMING TO MY WAX COLLECTION FROM THESE TWO LADIES!!!!! THIS HAS MADE MY EVENING!!!!!
Intersting choices
Yes!
Spare rib - greatest title of a fanzine ever!
the episode is still playing as I write this, and this is shaping up to be one of the best "what's in my bag" i've seen. Remix!?! I suddenly feel validated.
Didn't you guys used to have a drummer?
Strangely, I was genuinely shocked to learn that members of S-K wouldn't have whole Bad Brains backcatalogue. Whether they know it or not I thought BB was very influental on S-K sound.
I saw Sleater-Kinney and thought, hey, that's in Lacey. Turns out they're from Olympia so, yea.
I absolutely love that this band exists.
same.
keeps Portlandia from being a thing.
I was massive fan but dropped off after Janet left/pushed out.
Carrie hope you just bought Tim the remix. It’s excellent
Just listening to the new album it’s so good. They truly are the best.
Palehound rulesss
Carrie, at 9.40 you do the Dire Straits phone conversation pose too!
"Wonderin'" is Neil Young's most hilarious video. The '50s throwback was unpopular and YET Billy Joel released similar throwback "Innocent Man" one week later. I enjoy Neil's pink period, maybe more than he intended!
Corin 😍
That Neil album is actually good
Tim has great songs but I always thought the mix was flat. That Neil Young record was the one that made me think Neil was still cool and not some Classic Rocker who hated punks. This is a great episode! 👍🏼👍🏼
Just the best band - Loved them opening for Pearl Jam once upon a time.
I love Ms. Brownstein. Her comedic value is off da hook.
I love them so much!
Two thumbs up for the SLF album
2:19 Probably more on the magnitude of an owl hole or mongoose hole........that's right, there are burrowing owls and dwarf mongeese in fact.
Don't feel so bad about not having the vinyl, the Bad Brains album was cassette only for years. Hence "the Yellow tape" or where I was from, "the ROIR cassette".
Dead moon night for sure. Seen em live great 3 piece band. Dead moon
I think they named a road in Washington about this band.
Swoon. I have a big crush on Carrie Brownstein. Fantastic picks from the both of them. I only wish Janet Weiss was there. Regardless, SK are still an awesome band. And I'm happy to see Heatmiser getting more credit these days. Another great episode.
P.S. The Ed Stasium remix of 'Tim' gives the album new life.
Kudos to Carrie for picking out Tim, remixed or not. Swingin Party and Here Comes a Regular are brilliant. Pleased To Meet Me is also a great album.
so sad they kicked the other one out of the group😣
I don't believe that they did. She left because she didn't like the direction the music was going.
theyre the coolest people ever omg! so many good picks