Train Hey Soul Sister= Mr Mister

The Who Sell Out. Fake and sometimes funny public service announcements and commercials between nearly every song.

Mississippi Bones - Radio Free Conspiracy Theory

"Between AFI and The Offspring,
I don't think we need anyone else to sing ...
Anymore woooooooaaaahs"

We hate woahs - NOFX

Muscle Shoals has got the Swampers.

Dallas.. got a Soft Machine.

Southern Rock Opera.

Lucinda: "Just play me John Coltrane" in Righteously.

Henley: "I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac."

Radio KAOS by Roger Waters.

Guy Clark - Hank Williams said it best

Neil Young - My my hey hey

American pie references a lot of artists but not by name

Jimmy Eat World - A Praise Chorus

I just wanted to be one of The Strokes

Oneohtrix Point Never “Magic OPN”

I've got two tickets to Iron Maiden, baby,

Come with me Friday, don't say maybe,

I'm just a teenage dirtbag baby, like you.

Angel of Harlem by U2

The song is primarily about Billie Holiday with direct references to her as Lady or Lady Day, and Angel. The song also drops references to John Coltrane and Miles Davis.

Mothership Connection - Parliament

Welcome to station WEFUNK

Tears for Fears - “Sowing the Seeds of Love”

“Kick out the Style, bring back The Jam”

A message to Paul Weller. The Jam is one of the greatest punk bands. The Style Council was the band Weller formed later that was… I’ll defer to a line from the movie “The Commitments.”

“You were the first to listen to the Style Council. And the first to realize they were shite.”

Colter Wall's self titled. It's not really random themed per se, but there's a segment in the middle of the album, (WB Walkers Old Soul Radio Show) that makes it feel like a DJ is spinning the album front to back on the radio.

“Black Eyed Peas, they comin' full range and

NOFX, they comin' full range and…”

• Come Original, 311

Stay Human - Michael Franti & Spearhead

Janelle Monae Electric Lady does this. It’s a radio broadcast with some short interviews, a DJ, call in clips, etc. it doesn’t bog down the album. It’s effective. Awesome album too.

Parts of Refused's The Shape of Punk to Come definitely do this.

Not albums but old songs like We Built This City by Starship and Radio Musicola by Nik Kershaw come to mind, and Drinking in LA by BranVan 3000

I like the Good Morning Vietnam soundtrack. The movie stars Robin Williams as a radio announcer and his broadcast is peppered throughout the album.

I remember seeing it on MTV I think, that's all I know

IRON BUTTERFLY

Came across this post in my feed and thought I'd give it a listen.

I'm not what you'd call a metalhead and I'm a little on the old side to be a member of the original audience, but this isn't bad. My only complaint is that the recording is so dense and lo-fi, which I assume is the way it's supposed to be. I'd like to hear the drums a little bit clearer.

While I'm probably not gonna head right over to Etsy and order 12 Kyuss t-shirts, I enjoyed listening to the album on a snowy March Saturday morning. So thanks to Reddit and your glowing review for slightly expanding my aging musical horizons.

Not sure that the hidden track was necessary!

Somebody loves you baby, patti LaBelle