Goes sensational with coffee: 
– Throwing Muses – Live At Fort Apache Studios, Cambridge Mass. May 25, 1995 – WFNX-FM Broadcast – Gordon Skene Sound Collection –
Perennial 90s favorites Throwing Muses this morning. One of the reasons the 90s were a decade jammed with good music. Not only were Throwing Muses a pivotal band during this period, but front-person/founder Kristen Hersh made an indelible impression as a solo artist. Not to mention the lineage and offshoots this band represented.
This morning it’s a session/concert from Throwing Muses at Fort Apache Studios in Cambridge, Massachusetts, broadcast by WFNX-FM live on May 2, 1995.
Hard to imagine it’s been 29 years since this session happened – it feels like no time has passed at all.
I would suggest you crank this up and forget about what day it is and just face it; some music is timeless.
‘Nuff said.
The wind-up – The pitch:
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