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Needle Droppin'

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We get some end-of-the-year music recommendations from Anthony Fantano. He’s the man behind The Needle Drop, which is a blog, YouTube channel and radio show that can be heard on WNPR. He is the “internet’s busiest music nerd.”

We have a bonus song included in the web version of this segment. Here is a list of all the songs Anthony and John discuss for the latest edition of the Where We Live/The Needle Drop mashup.

  • Andrew Jackson Jihad - “Zombie by the Cranberries”
  • BADBADNOTGOOD - “The World is Yours/Brooklyn Zoo”
  • Nicolas Jaar - “Why Didn’t You Save Me”
  • St. Vincent - “Cruel”
  • *The Log.OS - “Cancerous”
  • Veronica Falls - “The Fountain”

             (*bonus song)

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The future of public media is in your hands.

All donations are appreciated, but we ask in this moment you consider starting a monthly gift as a Sustainer to help replace what’s been lost.