• Episode 334: Episode 334: Violent Femmes Self-Titled Debut with Patreon Revisitor Scotty Kummer

  • Apr 19 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 35 mins
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Episode 334: Episode 334: Violent Femmes Self-Titled Debut with Patreon Revisitor Scotty Kummer

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  • Patreon Revisitor Scotty Kummer of the I’ve Got That On Vinyl Podcast & The Ten Junk Miles Podcast joins us to discuss the debut record from Violent Femmes. We strut our stuff with plenty of other discussion including will we ever have the Triple T-Shirt Trifecta (The coveted T3), Flogging Molly, what are “essential” albums and is Blondie’s “Parallel Lines” essential, Music League and Simple Minds, alienation, optimism (is there any on this album), crying at concerts, and the greatest xylophone solo of all time.

    Check out Violent Femmes at: https://vfemmes.com/

    Check out Ten Junk Miles at: https://www.tenjunkmiles.com/

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