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Episode 329

32m · PEOPLE ARE THE ENEMY · 22 Apr 09:24

Andy talks about Record Store Day, seeing a wild turkey's plumage, driving around with a leash on his hood, and how to speak with Deadheads. Also, we listen to a clip from the early days of the internet. On Rachel's Chart Chat, Rachel from Des Moines continues her mini-series on the Punk and New Wave disc of Time Life's Sounds of the Seventies. The full compilation can be listened to on YouTube here. You can find a playlist of Time Life''s Sounds of the Seventies here.

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