She emerged from the caves of Iceland with a singular voice and singular vision. As the ultimate blank check artist, she combined international textures with innovative electronic landscapes to both astound and baffle listeners. It's BJÖRK week!

Björk leans into her Sugarcubes and London club influences early with quirky and catchy performances on Conan and Leno. A turmoil-filled run up to Homogenic produces an intense 1997 performance on Jools Holland with an Icelandic string octet. The swan dress overshadows a sparse and haunting Oscars performance of I've Seen it All. Björk is backed by a renowned harpist, found sound DJ producers, and a Greenland Inuit women's choir on Japanese television. And Alex and Jon display a shocking lack of knowledge regarding the female anatomy.

Want to watch along with us? Check out the links below for the performances discussed this week!

Human Behaviour, September 14th, 1993 on Late Night with Conan O'Brien

It's Oh So Quiet, November 2nd, 1995 on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

Hunter/Bachelorette/Joga, November 28th, 1997 on Later...with Jools Holland

I've Seen it All, March 25th, 2001 on The Oscars

Pagan Poetry/Generous Palmstroke, January 14th, 2002 on News23 Tokyo Television

Earth Intruders/Wanderlust, April 21st, 2007 on Saturday Night Live

The Gate/Blissing Me/Courtship/The Anchor Song, May 22nd, 2018 on Later...with Jools Holland

Mix 1 part traditional irish folk, 2 parts punk, and 3 parts irish whiskey (just not the protestant kind): stir and drink well. Grab a Guinness and sing along: it's THE POGUES week!

Joining the show is a long-time friend who played many a sweaty Boston punk show with Alex and Jon over the years, Kevin Bogart (Trophy Lungs, Better Sense)! Kevin and the guys discuss the upcoming New Warden/Trophy Lungs reunion show at O'Briens before tackling the idiot savant genius nature of Shane MacGowan. We kick off the show with The Pogues baffling a crowd of hip London teens on The Tube. A French filmmaker produces a TV documentary for British television at the height of Rum Sodomy & the Lash. The Pogues join the nation of Ireland by honoring 25 years of The Dubliners, and it is the most Irish thing you'll ever see. And Fairytale of New York sends Shane and the guys off on a path of fame and messiness that ends today with a Letterman clip in 1993 (without Shane).

Want to watch along with us? Check out the links below for the performances discussed this week!

Sally MacLennane/Whiskey, You're the Devil/Boys From the County Hell/Waxie's Dargel, November 1st, 1985 on The Tube

Part 1/Part 2/Part 3, February 15th, 1986 TV French special by Antoine de Caunes from Rock Arena

Irish Rover with the Dubliners/Auld Triangle group sing-along, March 6th, 1987 on RTE The Late Late Show Tribute to 25 years of The Dubliners

Fairytale of New York with Kirsty MacColl, December 1st, 1987 on Top of the Pops

Fiesta/Streets of Sorrow-Birmingham Six (4:20 mark), April 15th, 1988 on Friday Night Live

White City/The Body of an American, March 17th, 1990 on Saturday Night Live

Tuesday Morning, October 22nd, 1993 on The Late Show with David Letterman

This western Massachusetts trio combined elements of hardcore, folk, and guitar virtuosity to become unlikely godfathers of grunge. But in between classic 80s indie releases and 2000s reunion albums, lots of other stuff happened too. We discuss. It's DINOSAUR JR. week!

Joining the show is the creator of the indie punk and rock publication see/saw and former Pitchfork News Editor Evan Minsker! After giving the first Lou Barlow era its needed time up top, the guys watch the band's network TV debut 7 years after its formation on Letterman. It's a very World's Most Dangerous Band episode, featuring punk chimes in a '93 clip. Dinosaur Jr. performs a forgotten rap-rock jam on Arsenio with the ridiculous lineup of Del tha Funky Homosapien, Mike Watt, and Mike D. The Mike Johnson era of the band reaches its pinnacle with Feel the Pain on Letterman. The guys are too old to party with their daughter on the Jenny Jones show. And the triumphant return of Lou kicks off on Craig Ferguson in 2005.

Want to watch along with us? Check out the links below for the performances discussed this week!

Band Featurette, January 1991 on Snub TV

The Wagon, 5/21/1992 on Late Night with David Letterman

Out There, 6/12/1993 on Late Night with David Letterman

Missing Link w/ Del The Funky HomoSapien (featuring Mike Watt and Mike D), 1993 on The Arsenio Hall Show

Feel the Pain, 9/8/1994 on The Late Show with David Letterman

Never Bought it/Out There, 11/6/1997 on The Jenny Jones Show

The Lung, 4/15/2005 on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

Almost Ready, 4/30/2007 on The Late Show with David Letterman

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