1 hr 6 min
Episode 56 - The Bronx (I) by The Bronx Unsung Podcast
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The mystery at the end of last week’s episode is a mystery no more. And Weaver didn’t even pick it, it was Mark in the end. We lied to you. We lied and we’re sorry. Instead of trying to reckon with some hot button sociopolitical issues like we did last week, this week we’re actually talking about The Bronx. A lot. We cover their entire discography (note: we did NOT cover Mariachi El Bronx, but they are mentioned) and try to figure out what they did to get signed to a major label so goddamn quickly. Conspiracy? A rare moment of an A&R guy actually caring about a band? Is it because they’re actually really good? All options are considered. Aside from rampantly speculating about how they got a major record deal so quickly, we also go on quite the trip with the Dave Grohl nexus, which this week encompasses Skrillex, Lady Gaga, Jane’s Addiction, Alanis Morrisette and of course, the singer of Nirvana himself, Chad Kroeger. It’s a rare moment of consensus from yer bois. Do you think this is the best album by The Bronx? The power is in your hands.
The mystery at the end of last week’s episode is a mystery no more. And Weaver didn’t even pick it, it was Mark in the end. We lied to you. We lied and we’re sorry. Instead of trying to reckon with some hot button sociopolitical issues like we did last week, this week we’re actually talking about The Bronx. A lot. We cover their entire discography (note: we did NOT cover Mariachi El Bronx, but they are mentioned) and try to figure out what they did to get signed to a major label so goddamn quickly. Conspiracy? A rare moment of an A&R guy actually caring about a band? Is it because they’re actually really good? All options are considered. Aside from rampantly speculating about how they got a major record deal so quickly, we also go on quite the trip with the Dave Grohl nexus, which this week encompasses Skrillex, Lady Gaga, Jane’s Addiction, Alanis Morrisette and of course, the singer of Nirvana himself, Chad Kroeger. It’s a rare moment of consensus from yer bois. Do you think this is the best album by The Bronx? The power is in your hands.
1 hr 6 min