Summary

In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss the recent performance of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the playoffs, the reunion show of the band Acid Bath after 28 years, and their thoughts on Samia's new album 'Bloodless'. They also delve into the Rock Hall Inductions, sharing their opinions on the artists inducted this year, including Cyndi Lauper, OutKast, and the White Stripes, while reflecting on the impact of these musicians on pop culture and music history. In this engaging conversation, Andrew Schnitkey and Craig Lyndall explore various artists and bands that have shaped the music landscape, discussing their influences, iconic songs, and the snubs from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They delve into nostalgic memories tied to music, the significance of artists like Warren Zevon, the Black Crowes, and Soundgarden, and the impact of female pop stars like Mariah Carey. The discussion also touches on the legacy of 80s rock icons like Billy Idol and the cultural significance of bands like Oasis and Fish.

Chapters

00:00 Cleveland Cavaliers' Playoff Performance
02:54 Acid Bath Reunion Show
05:59 Exploring Samia's New Album 'Bloodless'
09:02 Rock Hall Inductions Discussion
34:23 School Bus Music and Nostalgia
36:19 Warren Zevon: The Overlooked Musician
38:22 The Black Crowes: A Southern Rock Snub
41:40 Iconic Female Pop Stars: Mariah Carey and Beyond
42:10 Billy Idol: The 80s Rock Icon
44:40 Joy Division/New Order: Indie Influence and Snubs
45:12 Phish: The Jam Band Controversy
47:31 Oasis: The Iconic British Rock Band
49:50 Soundgarden: The Overlooked Grunge Pioneers