120 Months Podcast

Summer of 1992 heats up with some classic album releases: Sublime's dynamic debut, 40 Oz to Freedom; The Lemonheads jangly alt rock on It's a Shame About Ray; Mike Patton unleashed on Faith No More's batshit Angel Dust; immaculate stoner rock riffs on Kyuss's Blues for the Red Sun; and Helmet's deeply influential alt metal masterpiece Meantime.



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May 1992 was another legendary month of album releases, with Radiohead's first EP, Drill; Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds with the haunting and chaotic Henry's Dream; Gang Starr's 3rd hip hop masterpiece Daily Operation; Euro art rockers Stereolab with their debut album Peng!; Iron Maiden's dense and heavy Fear of the Dark; and the Indigo Girls continuing their run of '90s classics with Rites of Passage.
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April 1992 saw album releases from some of the biggest performers of the decade: Beastie Boys with a huge sonic leap forward on Check Your Head; Pavement's indie rock masterpiece Slanted and Enchanted: The Cure's poppier sound on Wish; Annie Lennox's haunting, impressive solo debut, Diva; L7's angry, hilarious alt rock on the Butch Vig-produced Bricks Are Heavy; The Breeders with solid EP, Safari; and Tom Waits' heavy, beautiful soundtrack for Jim Jarmusch's film Night On Earth.
Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0tj5iTp3bYLdt9i8Li0ljK?si=23558af031f94d3a
#breeders #thecure #alternativerock #beastieboys #annielennox #L7 #pavement #stephenmalkmus #butchvig #90s #90smusic


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Our survey of albums released in March 1992 continues with the haunting Ingenue from k.d. lang; They Might Be Giants' darker-themed Apollo 18; Body Count's mystifyingly horrible debut Body Count; Gwar's hilarious America Must Be Destroyed; White Zombie's third album, La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1; PJ Harvey's incredible debut, Dry; and the Jesus and Mary Chain's snotty departure, Honey's Dead.
Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3FfFE1tCX9T0bUjtbYb13B?si=e0d9d585a12949c5
#pjharvey #whitezombie #gwar #90smusic #90srock #theymightbegiants #music #1990s #1992

March 1992 is stacked with big releases, so here's Part One of an incredible month of music: Tool's debut EP, Opiate; Bad Religion's iconic Generator; Cracker's hilarious, often poignant eponymous debut; David Byrne's 3rd solo album, Uh-Oh; solid classic rock from King's X on their self-titled album; Walking in London, the fourth studio album from Concrete Blonde; and truly inspired political hip hop from The Disposable Heroes of Hiphopcrisy on the now classic Hypocrisy is the Greatest Luxury.Check out the full March 1992 playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5t5x7zwaeoEZ0sOPdBMeu7?si=678b2511be344b6f#90s #90smusic #podcast #hiphop #90shiphop #1990s #music #alternativerock #badreligion #punk #tool


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