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Stuck In Thee Garage #649: September 11, 2026

The further we descend into our current state of weirdness, the more the '90s seemed like some sort of quaint dream. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music from Johnny Foreigner, Ty Segall and Chat Pile in hour 1 and songs from 1996 in hour 2. Get ready to joust!


This playlist is gonna get medieval:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

Johnny Foreigner - The Concrete Collar/Forwards!

Ty Segall - Glass/Chrome

Chat Pile - Deep Blue/Who Loves the Sun

Today Junior - Coastlines/Stranger Days

Upper Wilds - Death Song #3/Mercury

Real Numbers - Don't Look Away/Was It Always This Way

Phoebe Bridgers - Kill Me/Lost Weekend

Sweeping Promises - Rapture, Or.../You Say I Romanticize

Velocity Girl - I Don't Care If You Go/1989-1992

Dinosaur Jr. - Read the Room/There Near

Wild Pink - Round of Applause at the End of the World/Still Coming Down

Art d'Ecco - The Death of Indie/Scheele's Green

Radiator Hospital - Can't Help Tryin'/Distorting Time

Public Opinion - When Kevin Gets Free/The Curse of Public Opinion

The Cramps - The Natives Are Restless/Gravest Gravy


Hour 2: 1996

Superdrag - Destination Ursa Major/Regretfully Yours

Spoon - Don't Buy the Realistic/Telephono

Frank Black - Kicked in the Taco/The Cult of Ray

Descendents - When I Get Old/Everything Sucks

D Generation - Scorch/No Lunch

Beck - High 5 (Rock the Catskills)/Odelay

Sloan - A Side Wins/One Chord to Another

Weezer - Pink Triangle/Pinkerton

Lush - Single Girl/Lovelife

Sebadoh - Beauty of the Ride/Harmacy

The Afghan Whigs - Honky's Ladder/Black Love

Soundgarden - Burden in My Hand/Down on the Upside

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Lovely Creature/Murder Ballads

Wilco - Outtasite (Outta Mind)/Being There

Pavement - Painted Soldiers/Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy soundtrack

Suede - Trash/Coming Up

R.E.M. - Electrolite/New Adventures in Hi-Fi


Fire up your cable modem to listen to the big show!


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Stuck In Thee Garage #649: September 11, 2026

The further we descend into our current state of weirdness, the more the '90s seemed like some sort of quaint dream. This week on Stuck ...