About Austin Krueger

Austin works as a cost analyst for TDS Telecom in the Government and Regulatory Affairs team. He has a marketing degree from UW-Whitewater and has worked in various departments including marketing, sales and network services since joining TDS in 2004. He is a huge sports fan – if he’s not at work, odds are you can find him at Miller Park, Lambeau Field, Camp Randall or the Kohl Center watching the game. In his spare time, he’s chairman of a local non-profit, avid music fan, rec sports MVP and an early adopter when it comes to most new technologies.
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Midnight Madness

Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Night Ranger

People often toss around the phrase “one hit wonder” in a derogatory manner—but in all reality, having one hit song is truly not a bad thing. Some of those songs were so huge and have shaped music history and our own personal memories forever. Night Ranger's hit is still worth listening to today.
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Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Los Lonely Boys

If you enjoy anything from Santana to Stevie Ray Vaughan, this is certainly for you. It’s rock ’n’ roll with just a touch of telenovela mixed in, and it’s really fun to listen to. If you’ve been locked up too long in this crazy world—give this a whirl today
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Streaming Tunes Tuesday: The Killers, Sam’s Town

The Killers' second album, it has stood the test of time and is considered one of the best of the decade (and it even resulted in a few Grammy nominations, too). If you’re looking for a 2000’s version of alt rock or pop rock, or enjoy '90's rock, this album and the band might just be for you.
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Remain In Light

Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Talking Heads

It’s part of the Library of Congress and is maintained as one of the best albums of the decade and possibly in history. Whether you've listened to it before or not, it's worth a listen today.
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Ben Harper will to live

Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Ben Harper, The Will To Live

Harper is a songwriter, through and through, which is what his fans love—which is why every one of his albums sells at least half a million copies. The Will To Live is definitely worth a listen as you get back up to speed on this post-holiday Tuesday.
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Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Tool

Today’s featured act set a standard in metal—so much so—they are also likely the creators of several metal sub-genres. They’re a band that just about all heavy rock artists look up to.
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Supertramp Breakfast

Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Supertramp, Breakfast in America

Younger audiences who are fans of the NBC hit show “The Office” may remember Supertramp’s “Goodbye Stranger” being parodied by Michael Scott and turned into “Goodbye Toby”—a classic episode. But that grandiose theater rock that Supertramp was great at, especially on this album, is incredibly timeless.
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Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Incubus, Morning View

The album covers everything from ambient rock to aggressive rock to groove music—there's even a track that featured frogs croaking. And if you think that weirdness would detract from sales, you’d be incorrect. Ten million sold to date worldwide, their highest-selling album in the group’s history.
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I walk the line

Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Johnny Cash

Johnny Cash's legacy is standing the test of time but keep on passing his music along to generations to come. It’s some of the best there ever was, with all artists who’ve followed needing to meet an insanely high bar. You NEED to listen to his music.
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Streaming Tunes Tuesday: Coal Chamber

Coal Chamber has been viewed as a major influence for more modern metal bands and the grooves, beats, and aggression from their sound was copied time and time again. When you feel like going on a metal rager, this should certainly be an essential piece of your playlist.
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