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Come As You Are: A Live Finale Episode
Daniel Johnston – Yip/Jump Music (1983)
Half Japanese – We Are They Who Ache with Amorous Love (1990)
Butthole Surfers – Pee Pee the Sailor (1983) and Locust Abortion Technician (1987)
Swans – Young God (1984)
Bonus: Ray Farrell’s Journey Through Indie and Major Labels
Bonus: A Deeper Listen with Matt Cameron
The Frogs - It's Only Right and Natural (1989)
What Records? - What Is It. (Compilation) (1982)
Young Marble Giants – Colossal Youth (1980)
The Faith and Void – The Faith/Void Split LP (1982)
Flipper – Album – Generic Flipper (1982)
Bonus: The Gits on Sound & Vision Live
The Saints – Eternally Yours (1978)
Scratch Acid – Scratch Acid (1984)
Public Image Ltd. – The Flowers of Romance (1981)
Rites of Spring – Rites of Spring (1985)
It's Christmas in Seattle: We'll Be Back in 2025!
Fang – Landshark! (1983)
Saccharine Trust – Paganicons (1981)
Fear – The Record (1982)
Tales of Terror – Tales of Terror (1984)
Nirvana's MTV Unplugged Turns 30
Bonus: A Deeper Listen with Pedro the Lion
Sonic Youth – Daydream Nation (1988)
Mazzy Star – She Hangs Brightly (1990)
Black Flag – Damaged (1981)
Revisiting Nevermind and In Utero
Gang of Four – Entertainment! (1979)
The Breeders – Pod (1990)
Roundtable: Respect the Classics
Lead Belly – Last Sessions, Volume One (1953)
Aerosmith – Rocks (1976)
Remembering Charles R. Cross, a Legend in Northwest Music Journalism
David Bowie – The Man Who Sold the World (1970)
The Beatles – Meet the Beatles! (1964)
Roundtable: Kurt <3s Melody
Marine Girls – Beach Party (1981)
R.E.M. – Green (1988)
The Knack – Get the Knack (1979)
Michael Azerrad, the Man Who (Literally) Wrote the Book on Nirvana
Jack Endino on the Northwest Sound and the 35th Anniversary of 'Bleach'
Beat Happening – Jamboree (1988)
Wipers – Is This Real? (1980), Youth of America (1981), and Over the Edge (1983)
Mudhoney – Superfuzz Bigmuff (1988)
Bonus: Hiro Yamamoto on Soundgarden, Forging New Paths, and the Circles of Power
Roundtable: Breaking Punk
Black Flag – My War (1984)
The Shaggs – Philosophy of the World (1969)
Sex Pistols – Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols (1977)
Shonen Knife – Burning Farm (1985 via K Records)
Bonus: Introducing KEXP's In Our Headphones
Bonus: Introducing KEXP's A Deeper Listen
Roundtable: Women in Punk
30 Years After Kurt's Death
Anything by Kleenex (1978-1983)
The Raincoats – The Raincoats (1979)
The Slits – Cut (1979)
PJ Harvey – Dry (1992)
Roundtable: The "Radical" Politics of Kurt Cobain
Public Enemy – It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (1988)
MDC – Millions of Dead Cops (1981)
Bad Brains – Rock for Light (1983)
The Clash – Combat Rock (1982)
Roundtable: What Do The Stooges, Pixies, and The Vaselines Have in Common?
The Vaselines – Dying for It (1988)
The Pixies – Surfer Rosa (1988)
The Stooges – Raw Power (1973)
The Cobain 50: Coming January 10
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 2022: "Pollo Rico" by billy woods
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 1974: The Cedar Park Jams
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 1978: Old School Tapes
50 Years of Hip-Hop - Women in Modern Hip-Hop
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 2011: "Thuggin'" by Freddie Gibbs and Madlib
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 1999: The Alchemist Masterclass
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 1988: Nasty Nes on Seattle's Halcyon Days of Hip-Hop
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 1996: 3 'n the Mornin' (Part Two) by DJ Screw
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 1990: Sample Culture
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 2007: "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" by Soulja Boy
50 Years of Hip-Hop - 1998: "Ha" by Juvenile
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