Episode 5: Black by Pearl Jam

In this episdoe, we break down Bruce Springsteen's "No Surrender", off Born in the U.S.A. It's another song whose meaning has changed over time, especially when you hear different versions of it. Let me know how this song has affected you at [email protected].

Today I talk about the lyrics and emotions behidn "Black" by Pearl Jam off their album "Ten". An increditbly raw and bare song, it has the ability to reach directly into your soul and rip it out. Let me know what you think at [email protected]!

In 1970, things should have been wonderful for Creedence Clearwater Revival. They weren't. And lead singer John Fogerty put pen to paper and came up with this wonderful song depicting the scene. What happens when it's all ending and you can't do anything about it?

James Taylor has a catalogue that has probably permeated your soul more than you think. One song that has impacted me is "Fire and Rain". This episode explores the meaning behind the lyrics and how it continues to affect me every time I hear it.Does this song also make you feel some type of way? Email comments to [email protected]!

In this episode, Keith talks about the Paul Simon song "Hearts and Bones" and the story behind the inspiration behind one Simon's classics. Sure, the people it's technically about makes it interesting, but the universality of how our relationships make us and change us forever is something that goes unnoticed to the casual listener.

Welcome to Interpretations! We start off with a song about Adam Duritz's dreams. It was their first hit off their first release way back in 1993 and the real-life story it's based on, along with how it's changed over the years, make it a song for all times.