Season 3 Episode 34: #FreshCuts Vol. 74/ R.I.P. Brent Hinds

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The Midlife Critics Podcast

The Midlife Critics

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Find us on Facebook private groups. Our goal is to open your mind authentically through music. That includes new and old songs in rock, country, hip-hop, alternative, metal, blues, funk, punk, and anything that tickles our fancy. We get into new songs, emerging artists, and unappreciated deep cuts. We’re opinionated, but open minded and love every minute of it. That’s what we hope you get out of this.

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Season 3 Episode 34: #FreshCuts Vol. 74/ R.I.P. Brent Hinds

The Midlife Critics Podcast

1 hour 19 minutes 9 seconds

2 months ago

Season 3 Episode 34: #FreshCuts Vol. 74/ R.I.P. Brent Hinds

Nathan Ferrell, Travis Boots, Steve Strait, and Wellington Davis join your host Burke Wasson to discuss our favorite #FreshCuts from the past week. Plus, find out what our kids think of last week's #1 song. We discuss our recent trip to St. Louis to see Broncho at Off Broadway, break down how patient you have to be to enjoy prog, and discuss why Kurt Cobain owes Killing Joke a sandwich. The #FreshCuts standings will be revealed in this episode info on Friday evening. For now, enjoy the ride on this episode.

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