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This record is one among the fan base that means so much, and its a record that so many fans of the band have memories attached to it.

His most recent novel, Point B, is available in electronic and print form now.

If youd like to purchase a copy, there are multiple ways to do so, but print versions can be found at Barnes Noble here and at Amazon here.

Magary is a writer with talent so many of us envy for his ability to deliver humor, anger, cynicism and critical bite with a casual bluntness that all of us could use more of, frankly.

I highly recommend his first novel, The Postmortal, as well.

Magary has long been one of my must-read writers, going back a decade with his time at Deadspin.

If youve stumbled upon this podcast, chances are pretty good you are familiar with his work and unmistakable writing style.

Most importantly, it was a joy to do this podcast with Drew, considering the brain hemorrhage (and subsequent coma) he suffered in late 2018.

He eventually wrote a gripping, vital recollection of that incident, and so much more, for Deadspin in 2019.

I cant recommend it enough; the piece was so good, Magarys next book will be centered around the near-death experience.

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Mould is nearing 60 and has been a professional musician for essentially two-thirds of his life.

Are you familiar, even if a little, with Hsker but not necessarily Moulds solo work or Sugar Or maybe you know of Copper Blue and not much else Lets get you caught up.

Why is Moulds work worth a deep dive The reasons are many, led by his steadfast consistency at putting out heartfelt records that seem incapable of ever letting his fortified fan base down.

And as usual, if were talking about an artist, were ranking the best records.

The late, great Chris Chase joins Records Riffs, as this 2016 conversation is being published for the first time as part of the podcasts Lost Episodes.

Curiosity from the drive-bys, some of whom move on to casual fandom before completing devoting themselves to the cause.

But what the Grateful Dead built, and what so many others bands continued on with in recent decades, seems to have hit a stall.

Its not that jam bands arent still around; its more than the scene, if you will, isnt evolving the way it once was.

This episode doesnt just discuss the Rolling Stones and their discography, but also features a conversation and behind-the-scenes details about the band from writerauthor Rich Cohen, whos written a book on the Stones and previously documented the band in Rolling Stone magazine.

If youre here not only because of that, but because you also consider yourself a music lover across a variety of genres, I do think this podcast and its other episodes are right up your alley.

If you could be so kind, subscribe to Records Riffs in iTunes as well Rate, review, do it real quick right off your phone and help this thing grow.

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Plus, Ill make DMB fans a deal: You get me to 100-plus rates reviews, and Ill turn that Lillywhite Sessions podcast sooner than later.

As in: much sooner.

As for Before These Crowded Streets, a few additional thoughts: There are a handful of records we all have that have the power not only to transport us back to a certain time and place, but also grow with us as we get older.

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