Some artists only need one album to create a lasting legacy. In this edition of the Mt. Rushmore Podcast, Michael and Richard present Jeff with their choices for the Mt. Rushmore of One and Done Albums – great albums by bands that only put out one album. WARNING: expect a heavy dose of grunge talk.
SHOW NOTES
Michael’s Mt. Rushmore
The Postal Service
- The Postal Service Wikipedia
- Some Idealistic Future – The Postal Service Documentary
- The Postal Service Auditions video from Funny or Die
Mother Love Bone
- Mother Love Bone Wikipedia Page
- This Is Shangrila (via YouTube)
- Alice in Chains Hair Metal Band Footage
The Avalanches
- The Avalanches Wikipedia Page
- Radio (Via YouTube)
- The Guardian – “Was the Avalanches’ Since I Left You too good to follow up?”
Lauryn Hill
- Lauryn Hill Wikipedia Page
- That Thing Music Video (from YouTube)
- Rolling Stone: Inside “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill”
Richard’s Mt. Rushmore
Temple of the Dog
- Temple of the Dog Wikipedia Page
- Hunger Strike Music Video (from YouTube)
- Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard Interview about Temple of the Dog from Lollapalooza 1992 (from YouTube)
Derek and the Dominos
- Derek and the Dominos Wikipedia
- Derek and the Dominos Perform “It’s Too Late” on the Johnny Cash Show in 1971 (from YouTube)
- Scene from “Goodfellas” Featuring Layla (from YouTube)
Minor Threat
- Minor Threat Wikipedia Page
- Live Performance of “Betray” (from YouTube)
- Ian MacKaye Interview with Loyola University School of Business students (from YouTube)
Sex Pistols
- Sex Pistols Wikipedia Page
- “God Save the Queen” Live from Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, 1978 (from YouTube)
- “The Filth and the Fury” Trailer (from YouTube)