

712: Arguably the Saddest Record
Apr 19, 2024

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Andy Ihnatko
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Kelly Guimont
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Erika Ensign
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Shelly Brisbin
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James Thomson
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Brian Hamilton
Join Brian Hamilton, the episode editor and music enthusiast, alongside panelists James Thomson, Shelly Brisbin, Erika Ensign, Kelly Guimont, and Andy Ihnatko as they dive into an engaging draft of their favorite 2000s albums. Discover why James's picks spark debate, Erika shares her Beat Saber favorites, and Kelly reveals how karaoke becomes her therapy. The group reflects on the emotional resonance of iconic albums, from The Postal Service to Lady Gaga, all while reminiscing about the profound connections music creates in their lives.
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Brian's Postal Service Story
- Brian Hamilton cherished "Give Up" by the Postal Service as his key 2000s album pick.
- He experienced a profound live performance that deeply resonated with his millennial nostalgia.
Erika's Escape with Panic!
- Erika Ensign found Panic! At the Disco's debut album a vital escape during a difficult breakup.
- Its theatrical and verbose emo style transported her from a sad place to vibrant, riotous energy.
Kelly's Lady Gaga Experience
- Kelly Guimont chose Lady Gaga's "The Fame Monster" reflecting her experiences in gay bars with Little Monsters.
- The album blends 80s influences with a fresh modern sound that defined late-decade pop.