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Apocalypse Now (Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Louvin Brothers) (Roger Moore)

Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou (Scot Hacker)

Highway 2006 Revisited (Roger Moore)

The Osmond Brothers' Mother's Cookbook (Scot Hacker)

Rickrolling Yngwie (Scot Hacker)

River (Scot Hacker)

They Might Be Giants: Eli Manning's Purple Reign (Roger Moore)

Monk's Dream (Josh Hayes)

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Stuck Between Stations, founded by longtime friends and musical co-conspirators in the San Francisco Bay Area, seeks to forge an online music community that values irreverent, honest writing, has little regard for coolness or trends, keeps its sense of humor, and won’t flinch from the sloppy and surprising ways music gets under our skin.

Our tastes and backgrounds diverge wildly, but we’re united by common beliefs that rock isn’t soft, jazz isn’t smooth, country isn’t young, adults aren’t contemporary, and genre restrictions are very overrated.

We’re open to the possibility that music from Mali or Madras (Chennai) or Memphis might sound more alternative, and more rocking, than the latest prescribed dose of “alternative rock.” We will report on new releases, but also recognize that something Son House recorded in the 1930s or Albert Ayler recorded in the 1960s might be exactly what we need to get through tomorrow.

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