I'm Yossi Salick and I'm here to announce a brand new season of my Ringer original podcast, Bansplain, the show where we explain cult bands and iconic artists to you and yours.

This time, babe, we're going across the pond. That's right, I'm absolutely chuffed to be talking about the music scenes of 80s and 90s Britain.

I'm talking Mad Chester. I'm talking baggy. I'm talking

shoegays. I'm talking Brit Popmate. So tune in every Thursday starting November 7th for a new

episode of Bandsplan on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. Hello, friends. A few quick

announcements. We will be taking off just the next two weeks for the holidays, but we will

return on Wednesday, January 8th, 2025, and go from there. Secondly, to our friends in Los Angeles,

I'm both very delighted and very sorry to inform you that the 60 Songs Band Splane Live

Show at the Lodge Room in January has sold out.

Thanks to everyone who got tickets and for those who did not get tickets,

I'll let you know if more tickets are suddenly available or if the venue physically triples in size

or anything of that sort.

Okay.

Thank you.

Sorry. Okay. Thank you. Sorry.

Okay.

Talk soon.

The single greatest song released in the first decade of the 21st century is Everywhere by Michelle Branch.

Thank you in advance for saying that you agree with me.

Because you're agree with me. Majestic. If I ever pass out in front of you or have a heart attack or a stroke or something, in

lieu of smelling salts or a defibrillator or one of those giant pulp fiction syringes,

just get a giant boombox and point it directly at my face and play the chorus to everywhere

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