The Eagles: The Long Run

After 8 years of hard touring, the Eagles have gone through several lineup changes, and transformed from "Peaceful Easy Feeling" to "Teenage Jail".  Not long after the recording of "The Long Run", Bob Felder slights Senator Alan Cranston with "You're Welcome... I guess", infuriating Glen Frey, Shortly thereafter, the trade threats while performing in Anaheim, and they break up. Despite substance dependencies, graded nerves, clashing egos, they make an album that surprisingly has sounds that are rarely played that we feel are better than the popular songs we all know. 

We include pop culture references from movies like the Big Lebowski and the Warriors (In the City is the movies outro).  We also discuss the bands from which the members originate. Tim discusses his shoe collection, and we both use the word Milquetoast at certain junctions of the episode. 

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