EPISODE · Jan 6, 2022 · 58 MIN
Wayback Machine 1982
from Don's Basement Tapes · host Don's Basement Tapes
From the Acme Studios in Mayville, Wisconsin. It was the year that we lost John Belushi, EPCOT Center opened, USA Today was published for the first time, E.T. phoned home, and we bought new vinyl from Rainbow, Uriah Heep, Pat Benatar, and Cheap Trick. It was the year that was, 1982.
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