Second Spin is a long-form podcast about taking another look at the artists, records, and stories we think we already understand.
Kurt Cobain of the band #Nirvana was resurrected in the news recently. We dive into it and want to tell you all the conspiracies around it. It’s damn fun.
There is a lot of information out there regarding this story – it’s timeline, swift conclusion and who else died. Hey, it’s not all dour. We do talk about things that make us laugh too!
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Listen to "Who Released What Last Year?" by BG's Brok'n Records.
#theonlyones #judaspriest #deeppurple #blackcrowes
We are back at it. Today we cover songs that we heard last year. Not necessarily released last year either.
#space #waxahatchee #thebandfeel #budgie #muttonbirds #bigspecial #kinggizzard #alvvays @johndoefromX
The last piece of the puzzle is gone. The last remaining member of everyone’s favorite band has passed. A key ingredient in a lost recipe where every ingredient was key. What Garth brought to The Band’s music was uniqueness…and authenticity…and a deep history of musical…
I just listened to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame episode. The breadth of knowledge is impressive to say the least. I have to say, I was shocked with the information on the hall - I had no idea.
Garry P
London UK
The podcast - Guilty Pleasures - I really enjoyed it and am I'm impressed. You are very professional and I agree with the Brian Adams, The Babys and Billy Idol inclusion.
Scott K
Houston, TX
You guys are like the Click and Clack of the music world.
Barrie F
Minneapolis, MN
BG's Brok'n Records IS AWESOME!!!
Ted S.
London UK
I just listened to the latest episode. It was awesome!
Steve S
Charleston, SC
I just landed in PHX for a conneting flight and listened to your interview with Matt Smith of Stranger. You guys are great. Knowledgeable, chatty and fun to listen to! Rock on!
Doug R
Laguna Nigel, CA
It is the winter of 1974. We are staring down the barrel of mediocre historian Dominic Sandbrook’s grim winter of discontent.
