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SPIN Media Group / Next Management Partners

SPIN Media Group / Next Management Partners

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Sep 10, 2026

Scott LippsHOST
0:54
We are gonna talk about the new record.
Scott LippsHOST
0:56
Welcome back to Spin Magazine's Live Service.
Scott LippsHOST
0:58
I'm with the one and only Caleb Shomo of Beartooth.
Scott LippsHOST
1:00
How are you?
BirchHOST
5:22
So it was right around...
BirchHOST
5:24
Pitchfork was becoming a staple with their you know finding new artists and having a little bit of a younger opinion than things like Rolling Stone and Spin Magazine and Pitchfork gave this a perfect 10, which at the time was kind of unheard of.
BirchHOST
5:43
Yeah,
KylePANELIST
5:44
I've got the review in front of me.
Jeff RevillaHOST
28:50
Audio.
Jeff RevillaHOST
28:51
We would get Rolling Stone and Spin Magazine and Cosmopolitan mailed to our house for our waiting room for Dr.
Jeff RevillaHOST
28:58
Audio.
Jeff RevillaHOST
28:59
So we would get all these.
Jeff RevillaHOST
29:00
And when you got those magazines 20 years ago, the Rolling Stones and the Spins, you were reading conversations like what was happening on this stage.
Jeff RevillaHOST
29:09
And here we are in this new world, this new media, this new environment where those articles aren't so much, they're not in print anymore anymore.
Jeff RevillaHOST
29:19
But they exist in the real world now.
Mark JosephHOST
41:36
He's passed away since then.
Mark JosephHOST
41:38
But I was able to arrange for he and John to do a joint interview with Spin Magazine.
Barry MorgensteinGUEST
41:44
Wow.
Mark JosephHOST
41:44
And it was just great to be a fly on that wall on that call and hear these two legends talk about their love for each other.
speaker_0HOST
9:25
Nope.
speaker_0HOST
9:26
And Spin Magazine was calling them the skinny tied Fab Five, heralding a new era of sexy, cool rock and roll
speaker_1HOST
9:33
And you cannot decouple that hysteria from the actual calendar.
speaker_1HOST
9:37
It's this-- It was released in the United States in October 2001
Ilana KaplanGUEST
8:48
And it just really solidified I wanted to be a journalist.
Ilana KaplanGUEST
8:52
I interned at Spin Magazine, Nylon, and Interview Magazine when I was in college.
Ilana KaplanGUEST
8:59
Wow.
Kelly WilliamsHOST
8:59
Wow.
speaker_0HOST
35:37
So was this book a long time in the making? I mean, obviously you're a fan of the era and the genre of running a Duran Duran fanzine, but did you have the inspiration for the book a long time ago or was it more recent as far as what it became?
Lori MajewskiGUEST
35:54
Our author, Jonathan Bernstein, he and I met at Spin magazine back in the early 90s when it was grunge and nobody really wanted to hear a keyboard or synthesizer or anything about the bands that we loved, but we bonded quickly over that and we had always wanted to do some sort of book about the era.
Lori MajewskiGUEST
36:16
But, you know, it really took that 20 years not only for our friendship to deepen, but for people to be ready to embrace the 80s and look back not only with nostalgia, but finally give the era You know, the credit that it's due for being a game-changing time, a special time in music.
Lori MajewskiGUEST
36:36
And it was probably about 18 months ago now that Jonathan and I were reading an interview with Gary Kemp from Spandau Ballet, and he was talking about the story behind True, and that lyrics from True were taken straight from Nabokov's Lolita.
Brett VargoHOST
15:00
Hypno Love Wheels, eclectic, smart, and irreverent mix of punk, pop, psych, garage, anything you could possibly think of on records like Space Mountain and Angel Food.
Brett VargoHOST
15:12
Earn them positive press in CMJ, The New York Times, Village Voice, Spin, Trouser Press, and on MTV's 120 Minutes.
Brett VargoHOST
15:21
I know.
Brett VargoHOST
15:22
Now, we've had bassist Dan Cuddy on the show before, who, of course, went on to form the special pillow.
Stephen HunkingGUEST
16:42
I was thinking about, you know, our history.
Stephen HunkingGUEST
16:46
And right out of the gate, like...
Stephen HunkingGUEST
16:48
We got into Spin Magazine, and then we got onto MTV 120 Minutes really quickly, and all this critical acclaim.
Stephen HunkingGUEST
17:03
And it never really translated into sales of records.
JessGUEST
13:19
And we went to like a record store somewhere.
JessGUEST
13:21
And I got a copy of Spin Magazine that Alkaline Trio was on the cover.
JessGUEST
13:25
I had never heard of that band.
JessGUEST
13:26
And I was like, that's
SteveHOST
74:57
The album is Lanquidity, and if you haven't listened to it, I would highly recommend it, because the whole thing is excellent all the way through.
SteveHOST
75:03
In fact, Spin magazine, I found a quotation from them, said that this was a beautiful place to enter Ra's psych-jazz omniverse, because it is quite a daunting back catalogue, isn't it? You can't read about music and not come across Sun Ra, but if you...
SteveHOST
75:18
you go on Spotify or something like that, there is a hugely daunting number of albums and different incarnations.
John DoranGUEST
75:24
I'll tell you what, you have to start with the right one.

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