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Album Oriented 96: Dixie Chicks and Public Enemy
We head down to Nashville as Daniel presents Home, The Dixie Chicks’ 2002 multiplatinum release and #96 on the Entertainment Weekly list. Erich watches Hollywood burn and invokes musique concrète in his exegesis of Public Enemy’s 1990 tour-de-force, Fear of a Black Planet, NME’s #96. And Daniel’s Mid-Year Kicker Pick from 1996 keeps the musique concrète pouring.
We head down to Nashville as Daniel presents Home, The Dixie Chicks’ 2002 multiplatinum release and #96 on the Entertainment Weekly list. Erich watches Hollywood burn and invokes musique concrète in his exegesis of Public Enemy’s 1990 tour-de-force, Fear of a Black Planet,NME‘s #96. And Daniel’s Mid-Year Kicker Pick from 1996 keeps the musique concrète pouring.
Daniel Nester latest book is the poetry collection Harsh Realm: My 1990s. His previous books include Shader, a memoir; How to Be Inappropriate, a collection of humorous nonfiction; and The Incredible Sestina Anthology, which he edited. His first two books, God Save My Queen: A Tribute and God Save My Queen II: The Show Must Go On, are collections on his obsession with the rock band Queen. He edits Pine Hills Review, the literary journal of The College of Saint Rose, in Albany, NY, where is also a professor of English.
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Album Oriented 
congrats and bon chance given you indulged in white privilege and then called it out via ambulence availability stereolab’s emperor tomato ketchup!
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