S5E198 - The Feelies 'The Good Earth' with Tom Lawery

<p>Haledon, New Jersey's <strong>The Feelies</strong> were a touchstone for bands as diverse as <strong>R.E.M</strong>., <strong>Sonic Youth</strong> and <strong>Weezer</strong>. Although their 1980 debut Crazy Rhythms is the one that put them on the alt-influencer map, this week's returning guest <strong>Tom Lawery</strong> has a particular fondness for their 2nd record made six years later - the <strong>Peter Buck</strong> produced 'The Good Earth'.</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>The Boy With The Perpetual Nervousness</em> - The Feelies; <em>On The Corner </em>- Miles Davis; <em>(From The) Morning Glories </em>- The Trypes; <em>On the Roof, The High Road, The Last Roundup, Slipping (Into Something), When Company Comes, Let's Go, Two Rooms, The Good Earth, Tomorrow Today, Slow Down </em>- The Feelies; <em>Driver 8 </em>- R.E.M.; <em>Glassworks (01. Opening)</em> - Philip Glass; <em>Don't Go Back to Rockville</em> - R.E.M.; <em>What Goes On? </em>- The Velvet Underground; <em>Guiding Light </em>- Television; <em>Fame, She Said, She Said </em>- The Feelies</p>