Shudder To Think

Pony Express Record

Label

Epic

Release year

1994

Producer

Ted Nicely

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Hidden inside these dissonant and jagged tunes are melodic hooks that would make Matthew Sweet swoon.

Author & Special Guests

Tim Minneci

Dig Me Out Podcast

Jason Dziak

Dig Me Out Podcast

For our latest listener suggestion, we finally get around to a beloved album that flew under our collective radar for too long - 1994's Pony Express Record by Shudder To Think. The twists and turns are plenty on STT's major label debut, but hidden inside these dissonant and jagged tunes are melodic hooks that would make Matthew Sweet swoon. And that's not the only oddball reference we'll make, as Alice Cooper, Jesus Christ Superstar and more get tossed into the reference potluck in an attempt to figure out Pony Express Record.

Episode Transcript

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Songs in this episode

Intro - Gang of $
3:30 - History of the Band
16:15 - No RM. 9, Kentucky
19:01 - Kissi Penny
22:02 - Earthquakes Come Home
29:00 - X-French Tee Shirt
33:06 - So Into You (Atlanta Rhythm Section)
34:36 - So Into You (Shudder To Think)
Outro - Trackstar

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