Thanks to a listener, this week we're checking out the 1999 debut album Three Hundred by The Stereo. Big hooks and loud guitars dominate this pop-punk record, with an occasional piano detour to mix things up. It was the right sound released at the right time, so why isn't The Stereo mentioned along side early 2000's successes like Fall Out Boy and New Found Glory - was it merely the public overlooking a hidden gem, or is this worth passing up? Tune in to find out.
Songs in this Episode:
Deftones in the 90s | Roundtable
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin - Are You Normal? | Album Review
Wicker Man - Wicker Man | Album Review
Rusty - Fluke | Album Review
Collective Soul - Disciplined Breakdown | Album Review
Double Albums of the 90s | Roundtable
Widespread Panic - Bombs and Butterflies | Album Review
Swell - Too Many Days Without Thinking | Album Review
#547: Hash by Hash
#546: Make A Pest A Pet by The Age of Electric
#545: Lollapalooza in the 90s
#544: Throwing Copper by Live
#543:Golden Duck by Moler
#542: Maximum Sincere by Big Heavy Stuff
#541: Soundgarden in the 80s
#540: Spilt Milk by Jellyfish
#539: Killjoy by Shihad
#538: Abort by Tribe
#537: Are You With Me? by Cowboy Mouth
#536: Lo-Fi in the 90s
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