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When I first heard Victory Lap, I immediately had one of those "Where has this band been my whole life?" moments, and hearing Supporting Caste completely drove it home. This album was such a visceral experience both musically and lyrically, and going into this episode with a better understanding of the band granted me the opportunity to appreciate them in a whole different way. These songs (and the messages behind them) have a way of sticking with you even days after hearing them, and it's a rare thing when bands have that superpower. It left me with a unique feeling that's hard to put into words. The most exciting part? I know I've only scratched the surface with Propagandhi.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
2:44 - "Night Letters"
9:11 - "Supporting Caste"
17:17 - "Tertium Non Datur"
25:48 - "Dear Coach's Corner"
35:24 - "This Is Your Life"
39:16 - "Human(e) Meat (The Flensing of Sandor Katz)"
49:04 - "Potemkin City Limits"
56:57 - "The Funeral Procession"
1:05:31 - "Without Love"
1:11:17 - "Incalculable Effects"
1:16:17 - "The Banger's Embrace"
1:19:48 - "Last Will & Testament"
1:33:34 - Final Thoughts

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Floyd Hill

He's literally talking about hockey in Dear Coach's Corner and how back in the years this album was released, Canada was under a conservative government that would love to blend militarism and hockey.

Mike C.

Duuude, their first two albums are wayyyyy different. You'll see.

Dan P

rewatching this and man YOU are not canadian, HOCKEY BROTHER, gods sport, sorry this dear coaches corner, RON MCCLAAIN is a pundit, its very tongue in cheek and wonderful, its an allegory really. ANYWAYS listen to potemkin city limits the album