20th Century Pop!

Not A Hologram

20TH CENTURY POP! is a podcast that tries to understand the present by living in the past. Each episode hosts Bob and Tim take a sociological look at the pop culture of the '80s and '90s. Its a ruining of their childhood that hopefully explains how they became adults.

Episodes

  1. 09/17/2020

    PEARL JAM: VITALOGY

    Bob and Tim don’t always have to agree. In fact, it often makes for a more interesting podcast. And while they have both proclaimed a fandom for Pearl Jam, this listening party of their third album got a bit heated. Who loved it? Who loathed (parts) of it? And what does it all mean for their '90s credibility? Hear a divisive discussion on an overly packaged disc that did not include the dance hit "Vibeology." It's Pearl Jam's 1994 VITALOGY (look THAT word up). 00:00:00 PRE-SHOW PRATTLE - note-taking practices 00:00:54 THE CD IS NOT …. SPELLBOUND — how a Paula Abdul episode might start 00:03:06 THE CD IS … VITALOGY - package art 00:06:03 LAST EXIT - not all aboard the Pearl Jam train 00:10:59 SPIN THE BLACK CIRCLE - (pssst, its about records) 00:18:13 NOT FOR YOU - third album problems 00:25:04 TRMOR CHRIST - not-so religious experience 00:26:37 NOTHINGMAN - can’t find a Vedder Man 00:31:24 WHIPPING - manifesto metamorphosis 00:37:09 PRY, TO - and try to not be a song 00:43:28 CORDUROY - can’t find a better vest 00:45:13 BUGS - would they rather hear “Pry, To” again 00:48:35 SATAN’S BED - and still talking about “Bugs” 00:51:02 BETTER MAN - can’t be briefer, man 00:52:28 AYE DAVANITA - brought to you by Google Chrome 00:54:04 IMMORTALITY - could have ended here 00:54:53 HEY FOXYMOPHANDLEMAMA, THAT’S ME - art project or art product? 00:58:28 VITAL STATISTICS - does this work as an album? 01:01:36 CLOSING - contacts, plugs and no catch phrase 01:04:38 SPECIAL BONUS AUDIO - finger distance For full show notes visit www.nahpods.com. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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20TH CENTURY POP! is a podcast that tries to understand the present by living in the past. Each episode hosts Bob and Tim take a sociological look at the pop culture of the '80s and '90s. Its a ruining of their childhood that hopefully explains how they became adults.