Dr. Lundy
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415 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Dr. Lundy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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and realized that the stigma, what I believed about extreme music people, for lack of a better term, it was fabricated by so-called polite society, you know, and then the flames were fanned by the media to turn us against the kind of music that, again, so-called polite society found offensive.
Same thing would happen with hip-hop as well, though by that time I was catching on and figuring this shit out, you know?
It's also funny to get older and to discover that the metal community or the hardcore community, these subcultures of quote-unquote extreme music, were actually full of some of the nicest people, people who were not at all what they appeared to be, to kids like me, extremely uncool kids who were blasting Huey Lewis and John Mellencamp and oldies radio.
I will fully own how uncool I was when I was a kid, by the way.
But, you know, be thinking about all this.
Be thinking about extreme music and the stigma of these musical subcultures while you're listening to our new episode on Slipknot, which is in your feed right now.
Coming up next, right after this afterparty,
is our rewind episode from our archive on Talking Heads.
This was originally released on July 9th, 2024.
This episode deals with New York City in the 1970s when a psycho killer was on the loose.
You don't want to miss this episode.
Listen to it to find out all about
all the crazy shit that was happening in New York at this time, not only the son of Sam who was terrorizing all five boroughs, but the blackouts, the trash strikes, the Yankees on a tear, and how all of it coincided with the birth of punk rock.
Then after the rewind coming next Tuesday, we've got a brand new episode on John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Also, it's about River Phoenix and about how River Phoenix really died.
John and River were friends.
River Phoenix, if those of you don't know, was also a musician.
He had a band.
We covered River's story previously in Hollywoodland, but now this is the John Frusciante story, largely set during the making of Blood Sugar Sex Magic and immediately thereafter.
And then to bridge the gap here between, we've got Slipknot this week and then the Chili Peppers next week.
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