Oct 3, 2026 · 56 min · 13 segments
Episode #62 is going to be a little different around here. Joining me is my part-time co-host Dave Ramsey as we sit down and have an old-school conversation about one of the darkest and greatest…
So, but what we're bringing to you to the table today, it released September of 1992, Alice In Chains, Dirt.
Um, Dave's a little bit younger than me, uh, but he picked them up and, uh, believe you say you actually likes the, the grunge sound more now than you did back then.
So now with hindsight, and what I ask you to do is jump back in the way back machine with me as we proudly present to you Alice In Chains, Dirt.
[Dirt by Alice In Chains] Now we're listening to Dirt, and, um, well, we're gonna start.
However, we gave this one take, and we're gonna give it another try 'cause we're doing this a different way.
It's probably one of their darkest songs, covering themes of self-loathing, emotional abuse, and toxic relationships.
So, but what we're bringing to you to the table today, it released September of 1992, Alice In Chains, Dirt.
Um, Dave's a little bit younger than me, uh, but he picked them up and, uh, believe you say you actually likes the, the grunge sound more now than you did back then.
So now with hindsight, and what I ask you to do is jump back in the way back machine with me as we proudly present to you Alice In Chains, Dirt.
[Dirt by Alice In Chains] Now we're listening to Dirt, and, um, well, we're gonna start.
However, we gave this one take, and we're gonna give it another try 'cause we're doing this a different way.
It's probably one of their darkest songs, covering themes of self-loathing, emotional abuse, and toxic relationships.
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