That time Failure and Tool hung out and made a covers album

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In this episode, a drunk old man reviews the 1995 album REPLICANTS, a strange and wonderful detour in the alternative rock landscape that was recorded just before Failure's album Fantastic Planet. Two members of Failure as well as Paul D'Amour and Chris Pitman of Lusk created this wonderously weird covers album and even got Maynard to sing a Paul McCartney song!

Do you like Failure? Tool? Lusk? Pink Floyd? David Bowie? Gary Numan? Missing Persons?

Also, what are some of your favorite 7th tracks on any album?

Let us know what you're listening to.

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Late listening is usually a series of conversations between Crescent and Jasmine about music, but this time it's only Chris. You are welcome to be a part of the conversation, too.

Timestamps:

0:00 intro
1:31 cover art and liner notes
1:51 Maynard James Keenan and Matt Marshall
2:46 more liner notes, credits and weird CG art
3:53 Lusk - Free Mars
4:30 I love Ken Andrews
5:20 album recommendations: Failure, On, Secrets of the Lost Satellite
5:53 the sound of REPLICANTS
6:56 Just What I Needed (The Cars)
7:40 Maynard pissing in your ear
7:54 Silly Love Songs (Wings)
10:03 Life's a Gas (T. Rex)
10:48 Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young)
11:13 How Do You Sleep? (John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band)
13:14 Destination Unknown (Missing Persons)
15:18 No Good Trying (Syd Barrett)
16:11 Are 'Friends' Electric? (Tubeway Army)
16:50 Dirty Work (Steely Dan)
17:50 The Bewlay Brothers (David Bowie)
18:35 Ibiza Bar (Pink Floyd)
19:02 outro

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