Why Is 1997 The Year Of "Guilty Pleasures" In Music?
In this episode, Rich and Clint discuss the concept of "guilty pleasures" in music — songs that you love despite the fact that they're generally not held in high regard. The guys focus on 1997, a year that has been called the "year of guilty pleasures," a 12 month period that produced more than any other year. Is that true? If so, why? Special guests this week include Tony-winner Kelli O'Hara, singer/songwriters Stephen Kellogg, Will Evans, Josh Panda, Peter Day, Jeff Symonds, Brian Chartrand and Greg Naughton (of The Sweet Remains), producer Jack Gauthier and Emily Voorhees.The Age Old Question is part of Pantheon Podcasts.
The Age Old Question: A Podcast for Music Fans
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Show Notes
• Intro to the question - 1997 has been called "the year of guilty pleasures" - having produced more than any other year.
• What happened in 1997 that created the conditions for so many the guilty pleasures?
• Let's Go To The Comments - special edition featuring Kelli O'Hara, Stephen Kellogg, Will Evans, Brian Chartrand and Greg Naughton (of The Sweet Remains), Emily Voorhees, producer Jack Gauthier, Josh Panda, Peter Day, Steve Silberman and Jeff Symonds.
• What about 2013 as a rival in producing more?
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