E25 Remember When You Were Young

Have you ever wondered about the strange and wonderful ways that music intertwines with our personal lives? That's exactly where we find ourselves starting, with a tale of an extreme New York Islanders fan whose antics draw an unexpected line to Pink Floyd's Syd Barrett. Our musical escapade doesn't stop there, as I whisk you away to a nostalgic recount of The Police's electrifying concert at Nassau Coliseum back in '82. You'll feel the buzz of "Message in a Bottle" and the heady sing-alongs to "Roxanne," as Jimmy reveals a personal misheard lyric that's sure to have you chuckling and reassessing your own lyrical faux pas.

The Libertines released their first new album in 9 years 'All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade' and it's a good one. While giving my review, the story goes in a direction that will surprise you.

The narrative takes a reflective turn as we honor the 30th anniversary of Oasis's breakthrough "Supersonic," capturing the raw spirit that surged through my younger years. Fast forward to a recent encounter with Live's enduring anthem album "Throwing Copper" performed live in Atlanta, and you'll be enveloped in the distinctive sound that challenged the grunge norm. Finally, we bridge the seemingly disparate worlds of Judas Priest's "Invincible Shield" and the folk rock legend Bob Dylan. It's these intricate musical tapestries that prove our shared love for the art transcends genres and decades. Join us as we celebrate our 25th episode, reveling in the transformative journey of stories that keep the music eternally playing in our shoes.

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