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Sep 11, 2026

Steven HydenHOST
46:51
He has gradually moved from being this more outsider artist, experimental person, to making records that, like are pretty straightforward indie Americana albums.
Steven HydenHOST
47:02
Although I, I feel like the reference point for him is still more Ween 12 Cold- Golden Country Greats than it is like '70s Neil Young.
Steven HydenHOST
47:12
You know, there is still that like edge of, I don't wanna call it parody, but like a somewhat like left of center approach to like bluegrass country music, twangy indie rock, which I think actually plays to his benefit.
Steven HydenHOST
47:29
I think it makes this record more interesting than it would've been if he was just doing like a straight kinda M.J. Lenderman type record.
Ian CohenHOST
49:24
It's actually pretty a low-key record.
Ian CohenHOST
49:26
I- You mentioned, uh, 12 Golden Country Greats.
Ian CohenHOST
49:29
I would also maybe bring up White Pepper, which was seen as, like, kind of the, quote, "normal Ween record."
Steven HydenHOST
49:34
Right.
Troy NelsonHOST
20:36
One of my favorite bands of all time.
Troy NelsonHOST
20:37
And people that don't know Ween or don't understand the world of Ween, they just don't get it.
Troy NelsonHOST
20:42
They just don't understand.
Troy NelsonHOST
20:43
And you can
Blair TramelGUEST
20:43
spend every, like it never stops.
Blair TramelGUEST
20:45
We continue to try and convince them to turn into Ween fans.
Troy NelsonHOST
20:49
Well, non-Ween fans for some reason align them with like the whole like Phish.
Troy NelsonHOST
20:54
That's what I'm saying.
Isabel CorpHOST
11:20
But also, like, I think it's also really cool, like, the range.
Isabel CorpHOST
11:23
Because you go from there to, like, Bowie to jam bands like The Dead and Ween.
Isabel CorpHOST
11:28
I'm curious to hear about your history with Ween in particular.
Lily SeabirdGUEST
11:32
Yeah, I grew up in Pipersville, Pennsylvania.
Lily SeabirdGUEST
11:37
My mom and stepdad... really loved ween followed them around a lot my stepdad kyle actually grew up hanging like friends with them for a long time i was very surrounded by people that were very much in the ween scene when i was a kid and yeah i mean i just grew up listening to to ween all the time it's like the music of my childhood that's some crazy music to be with me i think that my favorite song my favorite song says mr won't you please help my pony when i was like
Isabel CorpHOST
12:15
five but
Lily SeabirdGUEST
12:15
yeah i grew up listening to ween i'm from where ween is from surrounded by people that love ween and the grateful dead and fish so and now i live in the town where So, but yeah, and I still, I still, I just, you know, I've always come back to it.
Lily SeabirdGUEST
12:34
I think Ween's awesome.
Anderson CowanHOST
55:35
He's got a...
Anderson CowanHOST
55:37
This is going to go to only a couple people who are familiar with Ween, but he looks a lot like Dean Ween from Ween.
Anderson CowanHOST
55:43
He looks like a young Dean Ween.
Anderson CowanHOST
55:44
If they ever made a movie about Ween, which they never will, but he would be a great...
Anderson CowanHOST
55:49
He'd be cast very well as Dean Ween.
Anderson CowanHOST
55:51
Mickey.
Anderson CowanHOST
55:52
All right.
RebeccaGUEST
69:21
You know what? It-
JaredHOST
69:22
Well, it's like that Ween song for the, um, [lip smacks] for SpongeBob, the, the shoe tying song.
JohnHOST
69:26
"Ocean Man"? Oh, the shoe t- yeah.
JaredHOST
69:28
No, no, no.
RebeccaGUEST
69:30
Real cool, yeah.
JaredHOST
69:30
Where he literally does put like both legs up and something falls down.
JaredHOST
69:34
Maybe it's another episode where he does that specific dance, but that's a good Ween song.
JaredHOST
69:39
[laughs]
Mark LeidnerGUEST
23:08
You know, I was just talking to someone, a musician.
Mark LeidnerGUEST
23:11
This band is, um, called Grumpy, and they, they have a new album out, and I saw some random video where they were saying, "What, what's your-- What album has influenced you the most?" And it was Ween, The Mollusk, and I, I also loved that album when I was in high school and, and college, and I was thinking about how over the course of my life, I've met many poets and writers who kind of, like, grew up listening to punk rock, and punk music was, like, their kind of, their, their first entry into art and music and the world of culture, and it was a politically radical sort of be bold, be brave, don't be afraid of, of asserting your beliefs in the face of, you know, people who wanna put other people down or i- who are- whatever punk is against.
Mark LeidnerGUEST
24:14
But I never had that.
Mark LeidnerGUEST
24:16
And I didn't grow up listening to punk.
Mark LeidnerGUEST
24:26
And I always was jealous when I would be later in my life and I'd meet people who grew up listening to punk music and going to shows and being political as like a way of breathing for them.
Mark LeidnerGUEST
24:39
And it was just not my experience.
Mark LeidnerGUEST
24:41
So when I discovered Ween, that was my version of, oh, this band is completely insane and absurd.
Mark LeidnerGUEST
24:52
They're jumping around in genre.
Keith TaskerGUEST
57:50
That's another record you should do.
Keith TaskerGUEST
57:52
The Ween country record.
Keith TaskerGUEST
57:56
It's amazing.
Keith TaskerGUEST
57:57
Come
Tim MinniciHOST
57:57
on.
Tim MinniciHOST
57:59
I never got Ween.
Tim MinniciHOST
58:00
Never made sense to me.
Tim MinniciHOST
58:02
Maybe 30 years later now, maybe it'll make sense.
Aisha Praught-LeerHOST
59:19
He said it was just like a black and white photo, like said something to the effect of like, yeah, like it didn't quite like feel great today or like have it or whatever, whatever.
Aisha Praught-LeerHOST
59:31
But what was funny was the song he chose was a Ween song, Baby Bitch.
Eric JenkinsHOST
59:38
Oh, wow.
Eric JenkinsHOST
59:38
So it was
JasonHOST
62:45
Love this.
JasonHOST
62:46
And some of the other bands on here, we've got Conjunction Junction from Better Than Ezra, I'm Just a Bill by Deluxe Folk Implosion, got Pavement's version of No More Kings, Ween, Shot Heard Round the World, Lemonheads, My Hero Zero, Biz Markie singing the Energy Blues.
JasonHOST
63:06
Anyway, fun album.
JasonHOST
63:08
I forgot to mention it in episode 195 or 196.
PaddyHOST
92:49
Gimme Something by Fiddler.
PaddyHOST
92:51
We had another Ween song.
PaddyHOST
92:53
Gift that keeps on giving.
PaddyHOST
92:55
Before that one, that was Up on the Hill.

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