Billy Joel's "An Innocent Man," Ranked (with Dan Rogge!)

Dan Rogge returns -- with our new friends L.V. Beethoven and Phyllis Domain -- to discuss his least favorite William Joel album, 1983's "An Innocent Man." The recurring Diane character, elegant internal rhymes, car-tape-deck privilege, protecting the children from doo-wop, wedding-band improv exercises, and how big a pop star you have to be to get away with pairing Uggs and a tux: keep the faith that we're talking about all of that and much more. Grab a harmonica and join us! Intro and outro by Andrew Byrne. Visit us on Patreon for more! SHOW NOTES Billy Joel's "Glass Houses," Ranked (with Dan Rogge!) Billy Joel's "The Stranger," Ranked (with Dan Rogge!) The Easy Money trailer America's Damp 40, Episode 00: An Introduction Adam Blau Episode 125: ABBA-sode! The Best Evidence newsletter Give Dan a job! The Lady Doth Protest Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.