90's Tunes

Welcome back to the 90's Tunes Podcast! This week, Lena and Avery jam out to the iconic album 'It's A Shame About Ray' by the Lemonheads. Delve deep into the vibes of the early 90s as the duo unpacks the magic behind Evan Dando's songwriting, the rawness of the album's production, and how the Lemonheads captured the spirit of an era. From discussing the standout tracks like  'It's A Shame About Ra...

In this toe-tapping episode of "90's Tunes," hosts Lena and Avery take a nostalgic dive into the pop phenomenon "Mmm Bop" by Hanson. The bubbly track that once ruled the airwaves is dissected to uncover its deeper meanings and the unforgettable impact it had on the pop culture of the '90s.

In this engaging episode of the "90's Tunes Podcast with Avery and Lena," the dynamic duo takes us on a musical journey to explore Beck's breakthrough album, "Odelay." Released in 1996, "Odelay" is a hallmark of the alternative rock scene, and its mix of genres, including rock, folk, hip-hop, and more, set it apart as a classic of its time. Together, they delve into how "Odelay" continues to reson...

In this episode of 90s Tune, we honour Sinead O'Connor by reviewing her most recognizable song,  Nothing Compares 2 U.

This week Lena and Avery listen to the debut self titled album from Garbage. 

On this episode of 90s Tune, Avery and Lena listen to Your Woman by White Town and find out it's surprising origins.  We also discuss how Bing Crosby is credited with the Canadian Tuxedo. 

In today's episode, Avery and Lena listen to Aquarium by Aqua to prepare for the new Barbie movie. 

This week Lena and Avery look back at the one hit wonder Cotton Eye Joe by Rednex. 

This week Lena and Avery dive into one of the all time great jam bands Phish where we talk about the album (Hoist).

This week Lena and Avery look back to the summer of 1999 and talk about Steal My Sunshine by Len. 

This week Lena and Avery talk about the country pop album The Woman in Me by Shania Twain. 

On this episode of the 90's Tunes Podcast, hosts Lena and Avery discuss the Canadian one-hit wonder Bass is Base and their hit song "I Cry." The hosts dive into the background of the group, including its members Chin Injeti, Ivana Santilli, and Roger Mooking. Overall, the episode offers a nostalgic look back at one of the lesser-known but still beloved hits of the 1990s.

Welcome to the 90's Tunes Podcast with Avery and Lena, where we take a nostalgic trip down memory lane and explore some of the best music from the 90s. In this episode, we celebrate Canada Day by listening to the iconic album "Waking Up the Neighbours" by Bryan Adams. We discuss the impact of this album on Canadian music and how it has stood the test of time. We also delve into the MAPL test, whic...

On the latest episode of "90's Tunes with Lena and Avery", the dynamic duo listened to the high-energy Celtic fiddle tune. Lena and Avery were blown away by the infectious beat and catchy melody of the song, which they deemed a perfect representation of the exciting and eclectic music scene of the 90s. They also praised MacIsaac's skillful musicianship and the way he blended traditional Celtic mus...

The 90's Tunes Podcast with Lena and Avery recently discussed the Beastie Boys' album Ill Communications. The hosts noted that the album was a blast to listen to, with a diverse range of musical styles on display. From hip-hop to punk to funk, Ill Communications had something for everyone. Lena and Avery particularly enjoyed the album's playful energy, which made it a perfect soundtrack for any oc...

On the latest episode of the 90's Tune's Podcast, hosts Lena and Avery take a deep dive into the classic track "Jump Around" by House of Pain. The duo explores the history of the song, from its origins as a B-side track to its meteoric rise to the top of the charts. With their signature wit and charm, Lena and Avery provide insightful commentary on the production and lyrical content of the song, w...

We discuss Queen's last album with Freddy Mercury:  1991's Innuendo.  Neither Avery nor Lena had ever heard it and were pleasantly surprised.  

Welcome to the latest episode of the 90's Tunes Podcast! This week, Avery and Lena take a trip down memory lane and listen to "Scooby Snacks" by Fun Lovin' Criminals, a popular one hit wonder from the 90s. They discuss the unique fusion of genres in the song, including elements of hip hop, rock, and funk, and the clever use of samples from classic films like Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs.

Welcome to the 90's Tunes Podcast with Lena and Avery! In this episode, we'll be discussing No Doubt's third studio album, Tragic Kingdom. Released in 1995, Tragic Kingdom was a massive commercial success and helped to establish No Doubt as one of the most popular bands of the 90s. Lena and Avery will delve into the album's themes of heartbreak and resilience, as well as its unique blend of ska, p...

On this episode of 90s Tune, we discuss 1998's hit Are You Jimmy Ray?, by (surprisingly) one hit wonder Jimmy Ray.  Who wants to know about this?  

On the latest episode of 90's Tunes Podcast, Avery and Lena shared their excitement for Rob Zombie's album Hellbilly Deluxe. The duo praised the album's unique blend of heavy metal and industrial rock, with Lena noting that the album's production quality was a standout feature. Avery highlighted his favorite tracks from the album, including "Dragula," "Demonoid phenomenon," and "Superbeast,". Lena...

On this Perfect Day, we have a real Lust for Life as we discuss the Trainspotting soundtrack. 

Avery and Lena, hosts of the 90's Tunes podcast, recently listened to and reviewed Spacehog's Resident Alien, the debut album. Spacehog was a British band formed in New York City in 1994 by guitarist Antony Langdon and drummer Jonny Cragg. They recruited Langdon's younger brother Royston Langdon as the singer and bassist, and Richard Steel on lead guitar. Influenced by glam rock artists of the 70s...

Whoomp... there is podcast! Lena and Avery discuss 1995's Jock Jams Volume 1 and have some different opinions.

Lena, Avery, and guest Danny Harvie discuss Metallica's album Metallica, nicknamed the Black Album.  Find out more from Danny and the East River Rats here YouTube Red Ronnie Music Video www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ys41Bj7Sqo Facebook @eastriverats Band Camp East Rive Rats