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Sep 14, 2026

speaker_1HOST
2:03
Absolutely.
speaker_1HOST
2:04
And then there's Shirley Manson from Garbage defending Macklemore, saying his words weren't violent or hateful.
speaker_0HOST
2:11
It's refreshing to see some artists stand up for him.
speaker_0HOST
2:14
Manson called out the madness of punishing him for advocating for oppressed people.
Moses FrisbeeGUEST
0:50
i don't know it just seems like something like only i would do at karaoke because i've never heard anyone ever do any 311 at karaoke ever
Ian BlankenshipHOST
0:59
well my go-to is uh Paranoid by Garbage, which if you know anything about me, you would not expect me to want to sing that in public.
Ian BlankenshipHOST
1:12
Growing up, I played Gran Turismo 2 and that was like the theme song.
Ian BlankenshipHOST
1:17
Oh, yeah.
BrennaHOST
6:18
Yeah,
JoeHOST
6:18
we've got Garbage, Only Happy When It Rains as the theme song.
JoeHOST
6:23
And then, you know, things like Annie Lennox's Walking on Broken Glass, Radiohead's Creep, In Excess' New Sensation, Violin Femmes, Booster in the Sun.
JoeHOST
6:32
Like the soundtrack took me back, Brenna.
Max BlaskaGUEST
53:39
one? It's number two.
Max BlaskaGUEST
53:41
My number one is by Madison, Wisconsin's own Garbage, the theme from 1999's The World Is Not Enough.
Max BlaskaGUEST
53:50
Oh, I
AjaxHOST
53:51
love that choice.
AjaxHOST
53:53
And no one said that online.
AjaxHOST
53:55
That is an excellent choice.
AjaxHOST
53:56
And I do love me some Garbage.
AjaxHOST
53:58
Yeah.
Marcus ParksHOST
18:48
Yeah.
Henry ZebrowskiHOST
18:48
And Garbage.
Henry ZebrowskiHOST
18:49
Garbage, that first album I think I purchased because I was sexually transfixed on Shirley Manson.
Ed LarsonHOST
18:55
Understandable.
Henry ZebrowskiHOST
18:56
Still am.
ErinHOST
39:46
Dochi was spray-painted in pink.
ErinHOST
39:48
You had Garbage, who I would love to see live.
ErinHOST
39:52
I love Garbage.
ErinHOST
39:54
Alanis Morissette was there.
ErinHOST
39:55
I mean...
RachelHOST
29:22
It truly is so stunning when you listen on headphones and just let the music wash over you.
RachelHOST
29:30
The single version, known as the Zephyr mix, was remixed by Butch Vig, Duke Erickson and Steve Marker from the band Garbage.
RachelHOST
29:40
Alan was unhappy with the single mix as he felt that many aspects of the original were lost and felt short of the intended sensuality and intensity that was so beautifully captured in the album version.
RachelHOST
29:58
Now I completely understand Alan's point of view here because the mix by the Garbage Boys loses the climatic outro which I feel is such an important element of the song.
RachelHOST
30:12
Don't get me wrong, I love Garbage and I respect them as musicians and producers.
RachelHOST
30:19
but they turned In Your Room into something grungy and a bit murky.
RachelHOST
30:25
The stunning synth work of the album version is completely lost.

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RachelHOST
43:26
If you listen carefully you can hear reverse textures within the production.
Jack BlackSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:54
Without Spinal Tap, there is no Tenacious D.
Kyle MeredithHOST
1:01
We get great stories and the biggest scoops from people like Garbage's Shirley Manson, the 1975's Mattie Healy, Jack Black and Kyle Gass of Tenacious D, Maya Hawk, Kiefer Sutherland, and everyone in between.
Kyle MeredithHOST
1:14
New episodes arrive every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, so it's a great way to keep up with your favorite artists and discover some new ones.
Kyle MeredithHOST
1:20
You can find Kyle Meredith with On the Consequence Podcast Network or wherever you get your podcasts.
Jenn AdamsHOST
3:36
I was a bit of a grunge girl.
Jenn AdamsHOST
3:39
I bought all my clothes from the thrift store and was very into Smashing Pumpkins and Garbage and Tori Amos in the 90s and then ate lunch in the choir room with my show choir buddies and we had fun.
Jenn AdamsHOST
3:50
And it was great.
Jenn AdamsHOST
3:51
Yay.
Brian BrushwoodHOST
69:59
No, no, no. What's her name? Shirley Manson
Justin Robert YoungHOST
70:02
from Garbage.
Justin Robert YoungHOST
70:02
Shirley Manson from Garbage is the Terminator.
Justin Robert YoungHOST
70:04
No, no, no.
Justin Robert YoungHOST
70:05
But

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