Dig Me Out - The 90's rock podcast

The requested review for this week is from our familiar friend Gavin, who takes us back down under with the Hoodoo Gurus. Coming late in a successful career, 1994's Crank marks the Hoodoo's attempt at injecting some alternative rock sound into their trademark power pop. Does it work? Tune into find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - The Right Time 3:39 - History of the Band 10:13 - Crossed Wires 13:05 - Less Than A Feeling 22:01 - Hypocrite Blues Outro - Quo Vadis Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

The requested review for this week is from our familiar friend Gavin, who takes us back down under with the Hoodoo Gurus. Coming late in a successful career, 1994's Crank marks the Hoodoo's attempt at injecting some alternative rock sound into their trademark power pop. Does it work? Tune into find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - The Right Time 3:39 - History of the Band 10:13 - Crossed Wires 13:05 - Less Than A Feeling 22:01 - Hypocrite Blues Outro - Quo Vadis Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

One of our frequent suggestors, Dirty Gert, gave us three challenging records to review this year, so we thanked him for his generosity by giving a bonus review of his choosing. With that, he picked the 1993 album Love Tara by Eric's Trip. His first three picks confused and confounded us, with this follow suit, or do we finally connect witha a Dirty Gert selection? Tune in to find out.Songs in this Episode:Intro - Follow12:12 - Anytime You Want15:37 - Allergic To Love19:11 - Sunlight24:18 - StoveOutro - Spring Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

One of our frequent suggestors, Dirty Gert, gave us three challenging records to review this year, so we thanked him for his generosity by giving a bonus review of his choosing. With that, he picked the 1993 album Love Tara by Eric's Trip. His first three picks confused and confounded us, with this follow suit, or do we finally connect witha a Dirty Gert selection? Tune in to find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Follow 12:12 - Anytime You Want 15:37 - Allergic To Love 19:11 - Sunlight 24:18 - Stove Outro - Spring Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

One of our frequent suggestors, Dirty Gert, gave us three challenging records to review this year, so we thanked him for his generosity by giving a bonus review of his choosing. With that, he picked the 1993 album Love Tara by Eric's Trip. His first three picks confused and confounded us, with this follow suit, or do we finally connect witha a Dirty Gert selection? Tune in to find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Follow 12:12 - Anytime You Want 15:37 - Allergic To Love 19:11 - Sunlight 24:18 - Stove Outro - Spring Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

To help us revisit the suggested review of Lotion's 1996 sophomore album Nobody's Cool, we invited the whole band to join us, and they took us up on the offer. Brothers Bill and Jim Ferguson, Rob Youngberg and Tony Zajkowski all stop by to talk about history of Lotion, how their band name cost them ten grand, and we learn what happens when six Skype users can't maintain a consistent wi-fi signal. We kept the technical difficulties in this one for your amusement. Oh, and EARMUFFs for the kids, things get a little blue. Songs in the Episode: Intro - The New Timmy 21:25 - Blind for Now 28:08 - Dear Sir 43:09 - The New Timmy 56:08 - Sandra Outro - Dalmacia Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

To help us revisit the suggested review of Lotion's 1996 sophomore album Nobody's Cool, we invited the whole band to join us, and they took us up on the offer. Brothers Bill and Jim Ferguson, Rob Youngberg and Tony Zajkowski all stop by to talk about history of Lotion, how their band name cost them ten grand, and we learn what happens when six Skype users can't maintain a consistent wi-fi signal. We kept the technical difficulties in this one for your amusement. Oh, and EARMUFFs for the kids, things get a little blue. Songs in the Episode: Intro - The New Timmy 21:25 - Blind for Now 28:08 - Dear Sir 43:09 - The New Timmy 56:08 - Sandra Outro - Dalmacia Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

To help us revisit the suggested review of Lotion's 1996 sophomore album Nobody's Cool, we invited the whole band to join us, and they took us up on the offer. Brothers Bill and Jim Ferguson, Rob Youngberg and Tony Zajkowski all stop by to talk about history of Lotion, how their band name cost them ten grand, and we learn what happens when six Skype users can't maintain a consistent wi-fi signal. We kept the technical difficulties in this one for your amusement. Oh, and EARMUFFs for the kids, things get a little blue. Songs in the Episode: Intro - The New Timmy 21:25 - Blind for Now 28:08 - Dear Sir 43:09 - The New Timmy 56:08 - Sandra Outro - Dalmacia Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

We're back with another pick by Jason, and we've got some good old fashioned disagreement! Unique and original, or familiar and predictable? Where does the the 1996 album Year of the Rat by NY Loose fall? Tune in to find out. Songs in the Episode: Intro - Rip Me Up 2:33 - History of the Band 7:10 - Detonator 8:53 - Sunday Morning 12:23 - Broken 17:37 - Rip Me Up Outro - Trash the Given Chance Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

We're back with another pick by Jason, and we've got some good old fashioned disagreement! Unique and original, or familiar and predictable? Where does the the 1996 album Year of the Rat by NY Loose fall? Tune in to find out. Songs in the Episode: Intro - Rip Me Up 2:33 - History of the Band 7:10 - Detonator 8:53 - Sunday Morning 12:23 - Broken 17:37 - Rip Me Up Outro - Trash the Given Chance Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

We're back with another pick by Jason, and we've got some good old fashioned disagreement! Unique and original, or familiar and predictable? Where does the the 1996 album Year of the Rat by NY Loose fall? Tune in to find out. Songs in the Episode: Intro - Rip Me Up 2:33 - History of the Band 7:10 - Detonator 8:53 - Sunday Morning 12:23 - Broken 17:37 - Rip Me Up Outro - Trash the Given Chance Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

#125: I Love You by I Love You We're back with another requested review, and this one has left us a bit confused. I Love You is a band with little history or output, but what they did leave us is a self-titled debut album that shifts between Jane's Addiction-like alternative funk and Guns N' Roses riffing. See what we mean by confused? Songs in the Episode: Intro - Open You 1:58 - History of the Band 4:01 - Fuzz the Whirl 8:25 - Hang Straight Up 11:27 - 2 23:47 - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T. Outro - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T. Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

#125: I Love You by I Love You We're back with another requested review, and this one has left us a bit confused. I Love You is a band with little history or output, but what they did leave us is a self-titled debut album that shifts between Jane's Addiction-like alternative funk and Guns N' Roses riffing. See what we mean by confused? Songs in the Episode: Intro - Open You 1:58 - History of the Band 4:01 - Fuzz the Whirl 8:25 - Hang Straight Up 11:27 - 2 23:47 - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T. Outro - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T. Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

#125: I Love You by I Love You We're back with another requested review, and this one has left us a bit confused. I Love You is a band with little history or output, but what they did leave us is a self-titled debut album that shifts between Jane's Addiction-like alternative funk and Guns N' Roses riffing. See what we mean by confused? Songs in the Episode: Intro - Open You 1:58 - History of the Band 4:01 - Fuzz the Whirl 8:25 - Hang Straight Up 11:27 - 2 23:47 - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T. Outro - She's The One/I.N.S.E.T. Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review

For Jason's latest pick we return to 1994 and tackle the debut album Naveed by Our Lady Peace. Following this record, the band found greater success with the second release Clumsy, but is Naveed actually the better album? We dig into Naveed, discuss the merits of the second wave of alternative in the 1990s, and ponder the origins of the nasally Canadian singer. Songs in the Episode: Intro - Supersatellite 3:33 - History of the Band 14:41 - Supersatellite 21:37 - Dirty Walls 24:14 - Neon Crossing 27:15 - Starseed Outro - Naveed Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review