187. On An Undercover Episode

Music Crush Monday

We would love to welcome you back to another installment of the Music Crush Monday Podcast! This week we are back on the A-Side and Kevin is hitting the play button. Going back to the “golden” days of music and being at that age of discovering who you are, it is fun to listen to the bands and albums that helped shape who you are.

Going back to the rock scene and playing a band that had some quick success and then seemed to fade away just as quickly. Never a huge main stream band selling out arenas but call it the right place and right time maybe? There are not a whole lot of “radio rock” that made the podcast list but this band just stuck out for Kevin at the time and will again for nostalgic reasons put on the album to remember those days in his life. If you are into the music this week, go check out the links in the show notes!

The exciting time of year is coming up where we switch things up in November and December! Starting next month we are bringing back the wives for Wives Month! You heard it here first and we are so excited to have that back for you all. A lot of fun things ahead so stay tuned. As always, we will see you next Monday!
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Intro/Outro music: “The Breakdown” by At The Wayside

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Band: Trust Company
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Songs Played:
Reverse and Remember from the album True Parallels
Figure 8 from the album The Lonely Position of Neutral