Friday, March 11, 2022

Stuck In Thee Garage #416: March 11, 2022

When you get to a certain age, time starts to become compressed. Things that seem like they just happened actually occurred decades ago. Where a quarter-century ago once seemed like it was the early '90s, now it's 1997. That's a year where some of us (ahem) turned 30. I played songs from 1997 in hour 2 of Stuck In Thee Garage and managed not to have any flashbacks. So let your hair down and enjoy the rock.

This playlist is taking a special transport home:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Ted Leo & the Pharmacists - Runes of Abandonment/Andy, Come Out

Guided By Voices - Re-Develop/Crystal Nuns Cathedral

Kids On a Crime Spree - Vital Points/Fall in Love Not in Line

The Afghan Whigs - I'll Make You See God/Single

METZ - Demolition Row / METZ/Adulkt Life

Savak - Dealers / Human Error/Human Delight

Papercuts - Sinister Smile/Past Life Regression

Dehd - Bad Love/Blue Skies

F!RES - The Lonely Sea/High Tide

Ex-Hyena - Sight Unseen/Single

The Simps - I Got You/Siblings

Yard Act - Payday/The Overload

Superchunk - This Night/Wild Loneliness

Spoon - The Devil and Mister Jones/Lucifer On the Sofa

Elvis Costello & the Imposters - Penelope Halfpenny/The Boy Named If


Hour 2: 1997

Cornershop - Brimful of Asha/When I Was Born for the 7th Time

Paul Weller - Brushed/Heavy Soul

Portishead - Cowboys/Portishead

Radiohead - Karma Police/OK Computer

Yo La Tengo - Stockholm Syndrome/I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One

Elliott Smith - Speed Trials / Either/Or

Pavement - Starlings of the Slipstream/Brighten the Corners

Built to Spill - Randy Described Eternity/Perfect From Now On

Ween - The Golden Eel/The Mollusk

Superchunk - Watery Hands/Indoor Living

Sleater-Kinney - Words and Guitar/Dig Me Out

Moe Berg - Butterknife Dull/Summer's Over

Ben Folds Five - Kate/Whatever & Ever Amen

Spoon - Telamon Bridge/Live at KTRU 1997

Foo Fighters - Wind Up/The Colour and the Shape

Guided By Voices - Can't Hear the Revolution/Mag Earwhig!


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