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In This Issue

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The Spin

And It Don’t Get Better Than This Five things I learned at a Poison concert

Mr. Grieves Frank Black just wants to make records—and move to Nashville

Sonic Boom Internet buzz-band Sound Team still win friends the old-fashioned way

Right-Hand Man After decades in the spotlight, Billy Burnette has become the guitar slinger of choice for rock legends

Cheering The Hometown Team Library exhibit celebrates the story of Nashville baseball

The 18th Annual You Are So Nashville If...

Why Is He Such A Dumbass? Novelist Scott Mebus tries to explain the male mind—the failure to commit, the weird attraction to video games and more

 

 

By This Author

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Episode 39

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Episode 34

Episode 33

Episode 32

 

 

The Author

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Collin Wade Monk

Collin Wade Monk hosts the Nashville Scene's weekly podcast.

 

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In light of the Muslim world's latest attempt to destroy the only functional democracy in the Middle East, could there be a connection to the titles appearing in this week's Scenecast? Host Collin Wade Monk spins Will Kimbrough's "Warring Ways," Cold War Kids' "Hospital Beds," Anathallo's "A Great Wind, More Ashes," Frank Black's "In My Time of Ruin," Bonnie "Prince" Billy's "I See A Darkness," Ray LaMontagne's version of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy" and Rainer Maria's "Catastophe."

Sound Team, Velcro Stars, The Visitations, Ben Lee, Marty Stuart, Wiley & The Checkmates, The Pharcyde and Jolie Holland show up too.

Spread The Love...and peace.

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