Billy Joel's "An Innocent Man," Ranked (with Dan Rogge!)

Dan Rogge returns -- with our new friends L.V. Beethoven and Phyllis Domain -- to discuss his least favorite William Joel album, 1983's "An Innocent Man." The recurring Diane character, elegant internal rhymes, car-tape-deck privilege, protecting the children from doo-wop, wedding-band improv exercises, and how big a pop star you have to be to get away with pairing Uggs and a tux: keep the faith that we're talking about all of that and much more. Grab a harmonica and join us!

Intro and outro by Andrew Byrne. Visit us on Patreon for more!

SHOW NOTES

• Billy Joel's "Glass Houses," Ranked (with Dan Rogge!)
• Billy Joel's "The Stranger," Ranked (with Dan Rogge!)
• The Easy Money trailer
• America's Damp 40, Episode 00: An Introduction
• Adam Blau
• Episode 125: ABBA-sode!
• The Best Evidence newsletter
• Give Dan a job!
• The Lady Doth Protest

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