Episode 01: Jason Fisher
Jason Fisher is a father, a writer, and the proprietor of Armadillo Storage Company in Durango, CO. He roots for the Denver Nuggets and the Boston Red Sox, but really finds pleasure in supporting the Denver Broncos Football Club, and that last part is a painful phrase to type. Jason once held the esteemed position of Editor-in-Chief for Fort Lewis College’s The Independent newspaper, and still makes up one-third of The Iron Triangle, a trio of ex-Independent editors that dabbled in the blog world over at House of Georges. He currently spends a little too much on green citrus and occasionally tweets.
In this inaugural episode of “Badass Records,” we lost his video near the 1:00:00, and mine died about 20 minutes later. Learning curve, eh?
Anyway, he did not choose any albums that’re older than his record-buying habit, and he most certainly did not choose Jason Isbell’s Southeastern. He once chose Exile on Main Street, but we both forgot I’d asked him, ‘cause we’re awesome like that. He ultimately threw Guns N’ Roses’s Appetite for Destruction and N.W.A.’s Straight Outta Compton at me, and I think he kinda meant it.