hello friends, our newish podcast is called 60 SONGS THAT EXPLAIN THE '90S: THE 2000S and will cover rad jams from 2000 to 2009; here is a trailer where i say that title as many times as possible in 60 seconds https://t.co/dJ0Re8gAFl
e44 of 60 SONGS THAT EXPLAIN THE '90S: THE 2000S is on shakira's "HIPS DON'T LIE," an all-timer in any language, and at any level of honesty or dancing ability
today's BONUS EPISODE of 60 SONGS THAT EXPLAIN THE '90S is on bush's "GLYCERINE," a used-car-radio classic that you could kinda maybe learn to play on guitar
can't think of a cooler + smarter + more enthusiastic and authoritative editor than caryn, one of the best to ever do it, period. the NYT was lucky to have her, and she's earned a lifetime of following robyn on tour or w/e she wants to do now. she's the best.
After 11 years, thousands of articles, 11 Taylor Swift album releases, one of the biggest trials in music history and more traumatizing deaths than one pop music editor could fathom, I have decided to leave The New York Times.
featuring the wonderful filmmaker and rock-critic guru @clevack, please go see her delightful and only slightly mortifying-to-rock-critics new movie MILE END KICKS in a theater ASAP https://t.co/4AQfMDDTTA
e44 of 60 SONGS THAT EXPLAIN THE '90S: THE 2000S is on feist's "1234," a life-affirming surprise hit that made her a hero on 'sesame street' and maybe kinda a stranger to herself