

#3 (1992) Roger Waters, XTC, Nine Inch Nails & more
May 29, 2020
Roger Waters, XTC, and Nine Inch Nails discuss the lack of albums they unconditionally love from 1992. They explore the influence of CDs on album length and compare underrated vs incredible discoveries. They also examine the influence of David Bowie's 'Tin Machine', Moemus' singer-songwriter style, and the authenticity of XTC. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the evolution of artists and albums from the 80s to the 90s.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Influence of the CD Format on Album Length
02:46 • 10min
Comparing Albums: Underrated vs Incredible Discoveries
12:34 • 5min
The Influence of David Bowie's Tin Machine and the Music of Moemus
17:19 • 3min
Moamas and the Influence of Folk Music
20:47 • 3min
Disappointing Albums and Tom Waits' 'Bone Machine'
23:26 • 5min
Authenticity in Music and XTC's Underrated Brilliance
28:26 • 7min
Evolution of Artists and Albums
35:50 • 13min