Podcasts about australian rock

Going in search of Australian Big Ones with either ‘Rock', ‘Rockin'' or ‘Rocker' proved to be a tough one. I've only come up with seven. We'll hear tracks from some of the big names in the early days of Rock ‘n' Roll in Australia; Johnny O'Keefe & The Dee Jays, Johnny Rebb & His Rebels, and Col Joye & The Joy Boys. Ironically, once we move into the mid-60s and beyond there is no shortage of candidates! Enjoy the next 20 minutes of early Australian Rock ‘n' Roll.

Skyhooks – Living in the 70s (1974) | 70s Rock Deep DiveWhat if the most important rock album of 1974 never made it out of its home country? In Australia, Skyhooks' debut Living in the 70s was a cultural earthquake — 16 weeks at #1, the highest-selling Australian album of its time, six songs banned from commercial radio, and a bill where AC/DC and Split Ends opened for them. Outside Australia? Complete silence for fifty years.Jason, Tim, and Chip dig into this theatrical, bass-driven, gloriously weird debut from Melbourne's most provocative band — a record that sounds like Alice Cooper, Rocky Horror, Black Oak Arkansas, and a cosmic cowboy walked into a pub and decided to start a glam rock band. It's not what you'd expect from 1974 Australian rock. That's exactly the point.If you love Alice Cooper, Slade, Alex Harvey, early Cheap Trick, or any band that traded guitar heroics for theatrical swagger, this episode is for you.• 0:00 — Intro — This week on Dig Me Out: 70s and 80s rock. Four albums entered the listener poll. One won both — with a tiebreaker. Welcome to Australia.• 1:07 — How the Album Won — The poll breakdown: Detective (1977), Hurriganes' Roadrunner (1974), Thundermug's Thundermug Strikes (1972), and Skyhooks' Living in the 70s (1974). It tied with Detective on the website. It tied with Thundermug on Patreon. Skyhooks won both. Community member Eric Peterson suggested it — then voted against it. Classic.• 3:10 — Australian Correspondent Gavin Weighs In — The band's backstory, straight from someone who actually grew up with this record. Singer Shirley Strachan's wild post-band career (children's television, home renovation hosting, a fatal helicopter crash in 2001). Guitarist Red Simons' 28 years gonging amateurs off stage on Hey Hey It's Saturday. These were not conventional rock band trajectories.• 6:43 — Album History and Chart Context — October 1974, Mushroom Records, produced by Ross Wilson. 16 weeks at #1. Highest-selling Australian album of its time. “Horror Movie” hit #1 on the National Singles Chart in 1975. Listed #9 in 100 Best Australian Albums. Over 475,000 copies and counting. The numbers behind the record that North America never heard.• 11:02 — Community Comments from the Poll — Listener reactions from the Patreon and Discord, including a debate about whether Hurricanes would have been the first Finnish band covered on the show (it wouldn't have been), and the Led Zeppelin/John Bonham drumming-on-a-secret-album conspiracy theory that surrounds the Detective record.• 13:28 — What Works: Jay's Take — The record is nothing like what you'd expect. Bass-driven, not guitar-forward. Theatrical song-as-set-piece writing. A vocalist who sounds — on first listen — like a woman, then like Alice Cooper, then like something you genuinely can't categorize. This album sounds like 70s AM radio in all the ways classic rock nostalgia forgets.• 20:26 — What Works: Chip's Take — Full-face makeup, banned lyrics, and a sound that was aggressively transgressive in conservative 1974 Australia — even if it doesn't register that way in 2026. The theatrical context matters. Watching live performances from the era makes the whole thing click. Think Alex Harvey, early Alice Cooper, pre-MTV showmanship.• 24:00 — “Living in the 70s” and “Whatever Happened to the Revolution” — The title track ages itself but holds up as a hook. Track two is a boogie-groove gut punch that sounds like Dangerous Toys discovered Black Oak Arkansas. If you played this song cold before one of the 80s metal episodes, nobody would have guessed it was from 1974 Australia.• 25:48 — “Carlton (Lygon Street Limbo)” — Hyper-local Melbourne geography meets Caribbean rhythm meets bluesy guitar. Lyrically opaque to anyone who's never been to Carlton, but sonically one of the record's most surprising moments.• 29:54 — The Concert Bill That Rewrites History — At the height of their commercial peak, Skyhooks headlined a show. AC/DC and Split Ends (later Crowded House) opened for them. Three completely different bands, three completely different futures — and Skyhooks had top billing. The footnote that reframes everything.• 31:56 — “Horror Movie” — The Great Disguise — It's not about horror movies. It's about the 6:30 news. The song that became a dancefloor hit by weaponizing social commentary — murders, fires, and violence packaged and broadcast into Australian living rooms every evening. The twist lands. The repetition getting there is a genuine debate.• 38:44 — What Doesn't Work — All three hosts wanted more guitar grit. The record sits in a power-pop middle ground when it could have gone full glam bombast or full distorted rock. Some songs lean too hard on lyrical repetition. “Motorcycle B***h” opens a door it never fully walks through. The hooks are quirky, not cathartic — and for a certain kind of listener, that's a dealbreaker.• 42:12 — “Smut” — The Song That Out-Smutted the 80s — Of everything covered in months of hair metal and 80s sleaze rock, this 1974 Australian track made the hosts blush harder than anything else. An ode to the adult cinema experience in graphic detail. This one got banned from radio. Correctly.• 50:52 — Final Ratings — Jay: EP (“Living in the 70s,” “Whatever Happened to the Revolution,” “Horror Movie,” “You Just Like Me Because I'm Good in Bed,” “Carlton,” “Smut”). Chip: Decent Single (“Living in the 70s,” “Whatever Happened to the Revolution,” “Carlton”). Tim: EP (“Living in the 70s,” “Whatever Happened to the Revolution,” “You Just Like Me Because I'm Good in Bed,” “Carlton,” “Motorcycle B***h”).• 54:47 — Outro and Credits — Thanks to listener Eric Peterson for the suggestion. A reminder that the Aughts are the hottest category in listener voting right now — so if you're submitting a 2000s pick, your odds are slim. For everyone else? The 70s and 80s polls are wide open.

JIMMY BARNES is gearing up for the remaining three massive shows of his Working Class Man 40th Anniversary tour – a run critics have already hailed as “a thunderous celebration of Australian rock” and “a career that continues to resonate strongly, four decades on”... For these last shows in Sandstone Point, Bowral and Melbourne, Barnesy will deliver his landmark album For The Working Class Man in full, including anthems I’d Die To Be With You Tonight, Ride The Night Away, and, of course, his signature song, the unofficial national anthem Working Class Man, plus classic cuts from his chart-topping catalogue. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textJoin Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musiciansWhat happens when four road‑tested artists put ego aside, pick up acoustics, and chase the pure heart of a song? We sat down with Monstr—a supergroup featuring members from The Superjesus, The Screaming Jets, TaxiRide and Dragon—to unpack how they're reviving the spirit of MTV Unplugged while keeping it fiercely alive for today's crowds. From their first studio step with Tears in Heaven to bold turns on Mariah Carey and Rod Stewart, the band shows why a strong melody and a truthful lyric can survive any arrangement.We dig into the art of curation: balancing Seattle-era grit with pop brilliance, threading Bryan Adams' emotional punch through Live's cathartic anthems, and slipping mandolin and 12‑string textures into places you don't expect. Each choice serves the room, not the playlist. That means rotating setlists, key changes that respect the singer, and arrangements that let the chorus breathe. Along the way, we swap stories about the moments these songs scored in our lives—because music is a time machine—and how that memory shapes performance. When Jimi lights up recalling Bryan Adams, or Pete leans into Emotions with a grin, you can feel the crowd lean closer.Another spark here is community. Monstr brings together fanbases that rarely overlap, and that chemistry is electric. Screaming Jets shirts stand next to TaxiRide diehards, and by the end of the night, new favorites have been made on all sides. We talk Adelaide Fringe excitement, the thrill of sold‑out rooms, and why recording select cuts from the live list is the next smart move—capturing the unguarded takes that turned skeptics into believers. If you love acoustic performances, 90s rock, classic pop, Aussie music, or just want to hear great songs stripped to the bone and rebuilt with care, this one is for you.Listen now, share it with a friend who lived through the MTV Unplugged era, and leave a quick review to help more music lovers find the show. Got a must-hear acoustic classic we should cover? Tell us—your pick might make the next set.What have Stu Rudd, Jimi Hocking, Jason Singh and Peter Drummond been up to lately?  Let's find out!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

The Australian music industry is in mourning following the tragic loss of Midnight Oil co-founder Rob Hirst. Leading musician Dave Wilkins joins the program to share intimate stories of Hirst’s final days, his incredible optimism, and the unforgivable disease that took his life. Listen to John Stanley live on air from 8pm Monday to Thursday and 7pm on Friday on 2GB Sydney and 4BC BrisbaneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 2 of "Australia Plays America", we have a wider timespan: 1940-2001. We'll hear two sets of three tracks, one focussing on Kentucky, and the other, California. There'll be a Surf tune set in a far-flung place of the USA and a cover of "The Banks of the Ohio", several years before it was a hit for Olivia Newton-John. There's also the final high-charting hit for a legendary Australian Rock band. Take the listening journey as Australia (musically) criss-crosses America!

Australia's beaches are breathtaking, but they can also be dangerous—especially if you're new to the country and unfamiliar with local water conditions. One activity that attracts many migrants is rock fishing. While it's a popular pastime, it's also considered one of Australia's most dangerous sports.

Australian Rock legend John Swan is affectionately known to all of us as Swanee. Jimmy Barnes' older brother admits he has spent some years living in the shadow of his sibling.  

This week on Streets of Your Town, we're going to Adelaide to celebrate one of the great founders of Australian rock music.Bunna Lawrie is the frontman and founding member of the band Coloured Stone, whose song Black Boy released in 1984 is still an anthem for First Nations people.He most recently performed at the Sydney Opera House in Generations and Dynasties, alongside his children, sharing stories of resilience, creativity, discrimination and empowerment through their music.The proud Mirning Elder from the Nullarbor is also a passionate environmentalist and whale dreamer as well as his prolific music career, where he continues the songlines of his people to protect these ancient creatures.He is a leader in the Fight for the Bight campaign, working against big oil and gas exploration companies in efforts to have the Great Australian Bight preserved as a World Heritage Site.His connection to country and fight to protect it make him a perfect fit for Streets of Your Town podcast, and we are so lucky to have him share his story with us.https://anywhere.is/event/fat-girl/For more shownotes and links - please go to my Streets of Your Town magazine for this episode at soyt.substack.comnancehaxton.com.au

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Aussie band Men at Work's most famous song is arguably Down Under. But what if it wasn't actually their song? This was the claim made by Larrikin Music, who are the copyright holders of the nursery rhyme Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree. In this episode of Crime Insiders Judgement, go inside the plagiarism battle that remains a cautionary tale in copyright law. This episode references suicide. If you or anyone you know needs help, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Hirst has pancreatic cancer. He’s handling it with all the soul you’d expect from one of the songwriters who made radical 80s politics into mainstream pub rock. Find out more about The Front podcast here. You can read about this story and more on The Australian's website or on The Australian’s app. This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced and edited by Jasper Leak, who also composed our theme.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was great for Tim Rogers to join the 3AW Football team on Saturday afternoon!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As they prepare for a new album launch - Straight Into The Sun is out on March 7 - Australian rock superstars The Cruel Sea show the youngsters how it’s done, with the effortless swagger of Tex Perkins setting the tone. Find out more about The Front podcast here. You can read about this story and more on The Australian's website or on The Australian’s app. This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced and edited by Jasper Leak, who also composed our original music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With special guest: Stuart Coupe… in conversation with Bill Kable We have always heard about the sex and drugs of the rock’n’roll lifestyle but few of us get any access to this hidden part of the music industry. Until now Stuart Coupe has lived in the music world for over forty years and by getting the roadies, these unsung heroes, to open up we can find out both the good and the bad sides of this life on the road. Stuart tells us one of his motivations in doing the research and writing his latest book Roadies: The Secret History of Australian Rock’n’Roll was to preserve the stories from the early days because the roadies have had some casualties and he does not want the stories to disappear with the last of the original roadies. Not only does the lifestyle take a toll on the roadies’ physical health but the toll on family life is intense. The roadies will often be away from home for 10 to 11 months of the year because the show has to go on. Podcast (mp3)

Wondering what ever happened to Don Walker and Cold Chisel? Or maybe what songs Don wrote for the band and what his solo stuff is like? Check this out ... Don Walker, hailed as one of Australia's finest songwriters, has built an enduring legacy through his work with Cold Chisel, his solo career, and his literary pursuits. Born in Ayr, Queensland, in 1951, Don spent his formative years on a sugarcane farm, an environment that shaped his deep appreciation for storytelling and the Australian landscape. Despite excelling academically and earning a physics degree from the University of Queensland, music remained his true calling. He began writing songs in his teenage years, influenced by country, blues, and the emerging rock 'n' roll sounds of the 1960s. In 1973, while living in Adelaide, Don co-founded Cold Chisel with Ian Moss, Phil Small, Steve Prestwich, and Jimmy Barnes. As the band's principal songwriter and keyboardist, Don crafted songs that resonated with the Australian experience, blending gritty realism with poetic lyricism. Cold Chisel's music, powered by Don's writing, captured the struggles, triumphs, and heartbreaks of ordinary lives. Tracks like Khe Sanh, a tale of a Vietnam veteran's post-war alienation, and Flame Trees, a nostalgic reflection on love and small-town life, became Australian anthems. Cold Chisel rose to prominence in the late '70s and early '80s, releasing landmark albums such as East and Circus Animals. Don's songwriting was praised for its depth and sophistication, setting the band apart in the Australian rock scene. Despite their massive success, internal tensions led to the band's breakup in 1983. Their farewell concert, The Last Stand, cemented their place in Australian music history. After Cold Chisel's breakup, Don turned his focus to solo projects. He formed the Catfish, releasing the album Unlimited Address in 89, which showcased his ability to blend rock, blues, and jazz influences. He later pursued a solo career under his own name, releasing We're All Gunna Die (1995), Cutting Back (2006), and Hully Gully (2013). These albums highlighted his distinctive narrative voice and ability to explore the darker corners of human experience with wit and insight. Beyond music, Don ventured into literature, publishing Shots in 2009, a memoir that offered a vivid and unflinching look at his life and career. The book was praised for its raw honesty and lyrical prose, further cementing his reputation as a master storyteller. Cold Chisel reunited several times, releasing new music and touring to the delight of their loyal fan base. Don's role in the band remained central, as he continued to pen songs that connected with audiences across generations. His collaborations with other artists, including Slim Dusty, Troy Cassar-Daley, and Tex Perkins, underscored his influence on Australian music. Don Walker's career spans decades of creative output, from iconic anthems to introspective solo works and literary achievements. His ability to capture the essence of Australian life through his art has made him a cultural icon and a revered figure in the nation's musical and storytelling traditions. Don joins us this week to share his incredible story. If you have a comment, query or suggestion for a future guest, please get in touch with me through my website I hope you enjoy this episode!

The Living End have been a staple of Australian Rock for years now and are excited to take their big hits to the tablelands for Savannah in the Round 2024. Chris Cheney chats with Tammy & JB as they put his Mareeba knowledge to the test.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Dave Faulkner from the Hoodoo Gurus, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive with the iconic Australian rock band set to embark on a brand new national tour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive in to Triple M's latest gig review, featuring the iconic Beasts of Bourbon's unforgettable performance at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. Despite the dreary weather, the legendary band brought their unmistakable grunt to the stage, thrilling fans with a night of raw energy and timeless tracks. In this special episode, our host Row dives deep into the heart of the show, starting from the moment Tex Perkins, with his characteristic swagger, led the band through a set list that promised—and delivered—an exceptional rock experience. This episode isn't just a gig review; it's a tribute to the enduring spirit of The Beasts, who, against the backdrop of personal battles and the bittersweet realities of life, showcased their unparalleled talent and commitment to rock 'n' roll. With the original lineup of Tex Perkins, James Baker, Boris Sudjovic, Kim Salmon, and Charlie Owen taking the stage, the event marked a poignant moment in the band's history, celebrating their journey and the indelible mark they've left on the music world. Row captures the essence of the night, from the high-energy performances of "I Don't Care About Nothing Anymore" and "Saturated" to a bold cover of The Rolling Stones' "Cocksucker Blues," culminating in the rousing finale, "Ten Wheels for Jesus." The Beasts' reputation for raucous live shows and their notoriety for debaucherous tales were all on full display, proving once again that rock 'n' roll isn't just music—it's a lifestyle.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Originally released December 2013 Bob's yer uncle! Part one of our celebration of rock and roll from the land down under is full as a goog. JOHNNY O'KEEFE - WILD ONE JOHNNY O'KEEFE - DON'T YOU KNOW ROLF HARRIS - SUN ARISE BILLY THORPE & THE AZTECS - HALF AS MUCH THE MISSING LINKS - WILD ABOUT YOU WILD CHERRIES - THAT'S LIFE THE EASYBEATS - FRIDAY ON MY MIND THE EASYBEATS - GOOD TIMES THE EASYBEATS - ALL GONE BOY MASTERS APPRENTICES - WAR OR HANDS OF TIME MASTERS APPRENTICES - SOUTHERN CROSS ZOOT - YOU BETTER GET GOING NOW ZOOT - FLYING BAKERY - NO DYING IN THE DARK BLACKFEATHER - SEASONS OF CHANGE DADDY COOL - ZOOP BOP GOLD CADILLAC BUFFALO - SUNRISE (COME MY WAY) BUFFALO - I'M A SKIRT LIFTER, NOT A SHIRT RAISER AC/DC - ROCK AND ROLL SINGER (LIVE 1974) AC/DC - ROCKIN' IN THE PARLOUR THE SPEKTORS - GLORIA THE VALENTINES - EVERY DAY I HAVE TO CRY FRATERNITY - GETTING OFF RABBIT - TOO MUCH ROCK N' ROLL RABBIT - WILDFIRE MARCUS HOOK ROLL BAND - NATURAL MAN MARCUS HOOK ROLL BAND - GOODBYE JANE STEVIE WRIGHT - BLACK EYED BRUISER JOHN PAUL YOUNG - THE LOVE GAME JOHN PAUL YOUNG - JUST CAN'T GO COLOURED BALLS - JUST BECAUSE BUSTER BROWN - SOMETHING TO SAY HUSH - GET ROCKED HUSH - C'MON WE'RE TAKING OVER HUSH - ROUGH TOUGH N' READY SKYHOOKS - THIS IS MY CITY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE - CAN'T STOP MYSELF FROM LOVING YOU JIGSAW - MADEMOISELLE NINETTE SCREEMER - IN THE CITY SUPERNAUT - I LIKE IT BOTH WAYS AC/DC - CAN I SIT NEXT TO YOU, GIRL? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dive into the heart of rock and metal news with Emmy Mack on the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines." This week, we're spinning the rumor mill with AC/DC's enigmatic online countdown. The Australian rock legends have set the internet ablaze with speculation, launching a cryptic countdown clock on their official website. With nothing but "ARE YOU READY?" teasing fans, theories range from new tour dates to possibly new music on the horizon, all set to be unveiled this Monday at 7pm AEDT. In an emotional revelation, Jon Bon Jovi shares his battle with vocal issues, including a groundbreaking plastic implant in his vocal cords. With one cord atrophied, Jon Bon Jovi's future on the stage hangs in balance, leaving fans wondering about the possibility of Bon Jovi's return to touring. We also take a nostalgic trip with Deep Purple as they announce a "Super Deluxe Edition" of their seminal 1972 album, 'Machine Head'. This collector's dream features new mixes and exclusive goodies, promising to breathe new life into a classic rock masterpiece, dropping on March 29. Lastly, Sebastian Bach teases fans with the prospect of unreleased Skid Row treasures. With boxes of unheard music from the height of the 80's metal scene, Bach hints at a deluxe box set of "Slave to the Grind," though an ongoing feud with former bandmates could complicate its release.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

‘CASSIDY PARIS' AUSSIE ROCKER CHICK CHATS ABOUT HER DEBUT ALBUM ‘NEW SENSATION' ZOOM SPECIAL EVENT ON INTERVIEWING THE LEGENDS WITH RAY SHASHO!   Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends I'm your host Ray Shasho. Young Australian rocker, Cassidy Paris released her debut album, “New Sensation” on December 8th.  Cassidy has a very bright future ahead of her. Raised on classic hard rock and inspired by female rockers such as Lzzy Hale, Joan Jett, Pink, Pat Benatar & Avril Lavigne, the fiercely determined young woman is on a mission to inspire a new generation of younger fans to not only listen to Rock ‘n' Roll but pick up a guitar instead of a phone. At just 20 years old, Cassidy has released two sold out eps – “Broken Hearted” & “Flirt”, while having performed multiple live shows all over her home country of Australia and has now unleashed her first solo record on the international markets via Frontiers Music Srl.  At the age of 11, Cassidy met singer songwriter Paul Laine (ex-Danger Danger, The Deviant's), who developed a unique mentoring role. Paul took Cassidy under his wing to help develop her as an artist and songwriter, collaborating with her in songwriting and producing her music. In 2018, she released the song 'Stand', a heartfelt song about ‘standing up for yourself' as a young woman. Cassidy continues to deliver that message, promoting anti-bullying through performances at many schools around Melbourne, Australia and is an active campaigner for the worldwide ‘Metalheads Against Bullying' organization. Her talents have not gone unnoticed by one of the major guitar giants Fender, lending their support by joining forces with Cassidy to bring her on as an endorser of Fender Squier Guitars. Cassidy has also joined the roster of Silverback Touring Agency. Cassidy has also been acknowledged as a semi-finalist for her song writing efforts in the International Songwriting Competition (ISC) for Best Rock Song and Best Unsigned Artist. PLEASE WELCOME SINGER/GUITARIST/SONGWRITER… AUSTRALIA'S LATEST & HOTTEST ROCKER CHIC AND DAUGHTER OF THE GUITARIST FROM WICKED SMILE… CASSIDY PARIS ALONG WITH HER GUITARIST TOM ROGOWSKI TO INTERVIEWING THE LEGENDS …   PURCHASE NEW SENSATION BY  CASSIDY PARIS AT https://orcd.co/cassidyparis https://store14194061.company.site/    FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT CASSIDY PARIS VISIT https://cassidyparis.com/ Official website https://www.facebook.com/cassidyparisofficial Facebook https://open.spotify.com/artist/6zeeeSRXXcrawzcDvnViTx?si=hAt5rshOT6SfPVMwq9sidg&nd=1&dlsi=f711f5c982644772 Spotify https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqmOZ32OXqmlof28_0C85RA YouTube https://www.instagram.com/cassidyparisofficial/ Instagram https://wickedsmileband.com/home Cassidy's father's group Wicked Smile   Support us on PayPal!

Welcome to episode 173 of Love That Album. In episode 172, I started my investigation of what were the favourite albums of the year from some great music writers and broadcasters. If you haven't caught up with that one, check out what Brian Nankervis, Jeff Jenkins and Pat Monaghan had to say (as well as a couple of great emails from listeners to the show). Concluding this investigation for episode 173, I speak with Ian McFarlane (author of The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop) and Billy Pinnell (presenter of The Album Show on EON-FM / MMM-FM). Also, podcast listener (and huge supporter of the Melbournel music scene), Mark Andrew sent me some audio feedback. Once again, get out your pens and paper to jot down some great recommendations to follow up on. I reiterate from last time, I'm grateful to everyone who joined me on the show this year, downloaded any episodes, or told their friends the show was worthy of their time. You're all grouse. Download this episode of LTA from your podcast app of choice (except Spotify). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. I'm also on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/lovethatalbumpodcast/ Proudly Pantheon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to episode 173 of Love That Album. In episode 172, I started my investigation of what were the favourite albums of the year from some great music writers and broadcasters. If you haven't caught up with that one, check out what Brian Nankervis, Jeff Jenkins and Pat Monaghan had to say (as well as a couple of great emails from listeners to the show). Concluding this investigation for episode 173, I speak with Ian McFarlane (author of The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop) and Billy Pinnell (presenter of The Album Show on EON-FM / MMM-FM). Also, podcast listener (and huge supporter of the Melbournel music scene), Mark Andrew sent me some audio feedback. Once again, get out your pens and paper to jot down some great recommendations to follow up on. I reiterate from last time, I'm grateful to everyone who joined me on the show this year, downloaded any episodes, or told their friends the show was worthy of their time. You're all grouse. Download this episode of LTA from your podcast app of choice (except Spotify). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. I'm also on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/lovethatalbumpodcast/ Proudly Pantheon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Triple M Homegrown with Matty O, where we delve deep into the heart of Australian rock and roll. In this electrifying episode, we're thrilled to host Amy Taylor and Bryce Wilson from the sensational band, Amyl and The Sniffers. Fresh off the road from their whirlwind tour with a staggering 110 shows in 2022 and 76 in 2023, Amy and Bryce sit down to share their exhilarating journey and the rare moments of calm in their dynamic lives. As seasoned performers, Amy and Bryce reveal their profound love for live music, embracing the chaos and adrenaline of touring life. From the unpredictable travel to the intense anticipation before taking the stage, they share the gritty details of their touring experiences. Our conversation dives into the diverse audiences they've encountered, from octogenarians rocking out to young fans experiencing the magic of live music for the first time. We also explore Amyl and The Sniffers' international appeal, especially in the USA, and compare it with their connection to Australian fans. Amy highlights her special fondness for regional Australian shows, where the band can forge a deeper, more personal connection with their audience. A special segment of the episode is dedicated to the band's relationship with the legendary Foo Fighters. Amy and Bryce recount supporting the Foo Fighters on their Australian tours and share anecdotes from their time with Dave Grohl, including a memorable car trip involving fried chicken and cigarettes. The episode also delves into the creative process behind Amyl and The Sniffers' upcoming third album, giving listeners a rare glimpse into their songwriting and recording workflow. Join us for a game of ‘Memory Lane', where we revisit key moments in Amyl and The Sniffers' career, including their first international tour with King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, performances at Splendour in the Grass, and their experiences at Coachella. Finally, we wrap up with a fun round of ‘Write, Party, Dinner', featuring iconic acts like Guns N Roses, Hole, and Bruce Springsteen. Tune in to Triple M Homegrown for this unmissable conversation with one of Australia's most electrifying rock bands. There's still time to see one of the most ELECTRIFYING bands in the world right now as part of ALWAYS LIV VIC! Check our their dates here.https://www.amylandthesniffers.com/showsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Triple M Homegrown with Matty O, where we delve deep into the heart of Australian rock and roll. In this electrifying episode, we're thrilled to host Amy Taylor and Bryce Wilson from the sensational band, Amyl and The Sniffers. Fresh off the road from their whirlwind tour with a staggering 110 shows in 2022 and 76 in 2023, Amy and Bryce sit down to share their exhilarating journey and the rare moments of calm in their dynamic lives. As seasoned performers, Amy and Bryce reveal their profound love for live music, embracing the chaos and adrenaline of touring life. From the unpredictable travel to the intense anticipation before taking the stage, they share the gritty details of their touring experiences. Our conversation dives into the diverse audiences they've encountered, from octogenarians rocking out to young fans experiencing the magic of live music for the first time. We also explore Amyl and The Sniffers' international appeal, especially in the USA, and compare it with their connection to Australian fans. Amy highlights her special fondness for regional Australian shows, where the band can forge a deeper, more personal connection with their audience. A special segment of the episode is dedicated to the band's relationship with the legendary Foo Fighters. Amy and Bryce recount supporting the Foo Fighters on their Australian tours and share anecdotes from their time with Dave Grohl, including a memorable car trip involving fried chicken and cigarettes. The episode also delves into the creative process behind Amyl and The Sniffers' upcoming third album, giving listeners a rare glimpse into their songwriting and recording workflow. Join us for a game of ‘Memory Lane', where we revisit key moments in Amyl and The Sniffers' career, including their first international tour with King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, performances at Splendour in the Grass, and their experiences at Coachella. Finally, we wrap up with a fun round of ‘Write, Party, Dinner', featuring iconic acts like Guns N Roses, Hole, and Bruce Springsteen. Tune in to Triple M Homegrown for this unmissable conversation with one of Australia's most electrifying rock bands. There's still time to see one of the most ELECTRIFYING bands in the world right now as part of ALWAYS LIV VIC! Check our their dates here.https://www.amylandthesniffers.com/showsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this not-to-be-missed episode of Triple M Nights, Gleeso sits down with the legendary Rob Hirst, a musician with an unyielding passion for raw and powerful rock compositions. Journey through the intimate corridors of the new collaborative musical venture, "Hirst, Moginie & Stuart," as they unveil their heart-throbbing EP, "Red Continent." Dive deep as Rob Hirst, a cornerstone of Midnight Oil, unravels his fresh endeavour post their 2022 finale tour, taking listeners on a soulful odyssey that encapsulates half a century of songwriting prowess. Accompanied by the prodigious Jim Moginie, renowned for his unparalleled production skills, and Australia's leading studio drummer, Hamish Stuart, this trio crafts tracks that resonate with the heartbeat of the Australian rock scene. Recorded at Sydney's famed Oceanic studio, the "Red Continent" EP narrates a more personal yet fiercely compelling perspective on the passage of time, interwoven with themes of justice, history, and solidarity. Featuring contributions from industry stalwarts like Warne Livesey and Jack Howard, plus the vigorous vocals of William Crighton, this EP promises a rich auditory experience that echoes the essence of true Australian rock spirit. Be prepared to immerse yourself in the poetic verses of "Little Bits of Wire," a touching tribute to Hirst's father, and experience the uplifting energies of "No Longer Shadows" and "The Strongest Memory," tracks that stand as a testament to Australia's vibrant history and the indomitable spirits who tell its stories. Join us on Triple M Nights for an episode that transcends mere entertainment, venturing into the realms of heartfelt storytelling and rock heritage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is day 29 of the Dog Days of Podcasting. Friend of the show Steven Cohen calls in with another random thought of the day and I compare my thoughts with his. Music by: The Screaming Jets Donate to the show – Rock and Roll Geek Friends And Family Membership DONATE ON PATREON! GET THE […]

Join our Music Director, Dutchie on Triple M Homegrown as he sits down with Kevin Borich, one of the most revered guitar players in the history of Australian rock. With an impressive CV that includes iconic bands like The La De Das, The Party Boys, and leading Kevin Borich Express, Kevin has been at the forefront of the legendary Aussie pub rock scene. In this episode, Kevin discusses his latest album, "Duets," featuring incredible collaborations with renowned artists such as Tim Rogers, Ella Hooper, Suze DeMarchi, Ian Moss, and special guest, Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh, all the way from the U.S.A. Discover captivating stories as Kevin shares his experiences, from jamming on stage with Carlos Santana back in '77 to his recent musical journey alongside his own son. Hear how the legendary Jimi Hendrix has influenced Kevin's music and how he, in turn, has inspired others throughout his career. Don't miss out on this exclusive interview with Kevin Borich, as he opens up to Triple M's Homegrown. Tune in now and be inspired by the musical journey of a true rock icon!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this July 4th Independence Day special, we gathered four of the most prominent independent thinkers in lithium for a wide-ranging discussion of all things industry. Featuring Rodney Hooper, Daniel Jiminez, Joe Lowry, Ron Mitchell & Ernie Ortiz, moderated by Howard Klein.   Index: 0:00 - 07:43 Introduction   07:44 - 17:41 Key Takeaways from the Fastmarkets Conference: ESS, Supply Concerns & General Optimism 17:42  - 22:43  Scoreboards, the Structural Deficit & Lithium Royalties. 22:44 - 35:12 Australian Rock, Brine and M&A. DLE Brines & Galan. 35:13 - 49:11  Bolivia and Africa. Geo-political considerations within our sector.  49:12 - 1:10:30 Could SQM significantly increase production if the political backdrop enabled it? Unpacking arguments by the lithium bears. Lepidolite.  1:10:31 - 1:22:54 Quality of spodumene, DMS and ESG considerations. Advantages of Australia (why hasn't SQM/ ALB put in a bid for Sigma?)   1:22:55 - What do you think is going to happen to price in the next 3, 6, 12 months? Concluding words.   #lithium #Tesla #electricvehicles  _________________________________________________ Thank you to our Patrons for supporting the channel.  Register your email at https://www.rkequity.com and follow Rodney and me on Twitter (@lithiumionbull @RodneyHooper13) and on LinkedIn. Please also subscribe here on YouTube to Rock Stock Channel to ensure full access to all our free content. And finally, if you find value in our content, please consider joining us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/rockstockchannel ----- DISCLAIMER NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH Rodney and Howard are not financial advisors nor broker dealers, this video is for information purposes only and should not be considered investment or financial advice. Please do your own independent research and read the disclaimer at the end of the video or on RK Equity's website https://www.rkequity.com Intro and outro audio credit: Jamie Klein

Perth, Western Australia alternative/pop band The Triffids remain one of Australia's best-loved, post-punk groups, but are virtually unknown in the US. This week's guest Erik Auerbach brings us their stunning 1986 release, 'Born Sandy Devotional'. Leader David McComb's lyrically tragic songs of love, life and obsession form a sweeping soundtrack to an imaginary film that's at once disturbing and inviting. Songs discussed in this episode: Femme Fatale - The Triffids (Live at The Club, Melbourne 1986); In a Perfect Place - The Sneetches; Field Of Glass - The Triffids; Love Goes On! - The Go-Betweens; Betrayal Takes Two - Richard Hell and The Voidoids; The Killing Moon - Echo & The Bunnymen; The Seabirds - The Triffids; Friction - Television; Estuary Bed, Chicken Killer - The Triffids; I Can't Stand It - The Velvet Underground; Tarrilup Bridge, Lonely Stretch - The Triffids; State Trooper - Bruce Springsteen; Stranger Than Kindness - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds; Wide Open Road, Life Of Crime - The Triffids; Locked In The Trunk Of A Car - The Tragically Hip; Personal Things - The Triffids; Don't Bring Harry - The Stranglers; Stolen Property, Tender Is The Night (The Long Fidelity) - The Triffids; Wide Open Road - The Church

Get ready to go "down", "dirty", and "hard" with AC/DC on our deep cuts episode! Join us as we explore the band's lesser-known tracks and "sink" our teeth into the juiciest, most "stimulating" songs you've never heard before. From "Big Balls" to "Givin the Dog a Bone," we're delving deep into AC/DC's "bedroom" of music to uncover the hidden gems that will leave you begging for more. Don't miss out on this "electric" episode featuring Angus, Malcolm, Brian, and the rest of the boys – it's sure to leave you feeling "thunderstruck"!Don't forget to email us at picksandstickspodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to 2023 and Season 6 of the Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show.  Episode 1 got going on 5 Jan 2023 on Rebel Rock Radio at 19h00 with a track called 'Emaheeval' by Desperado.  Desperado was a post-Twisted Sister band comprising Dee Snider, Bernie Tormé, Clive Burr, and Marc Russell.  It's an excellent album that was shelved in a nasty bit of spite by Bob Krasnow and it's a pity because if it had been released at the time it would have done well.  Dee has done OK though.  Next up Aerosmith with Walk This Way, what a riff!!  Joe Perry at his finest.  We continued with some Thundermother out of Stockholm, who are doing a great job of paying reparations for the music ABBA subjected the world to in the '70s, nice work ladies, and thank you

Welcome to Roadcase!!  We're psyched to have Fran Keaney of Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever for this special episode. This amazing band from Australia just released their new album, Endless Rooms, in May of this year, and Fran and the band were in the midst of their North American tour back at the end of the summer when Josh caught up with Fran in an early AM interview from Fran's hotel in Brooklyn the day of their show at Music Hall of Williamsburg that evening. Known for their expansive soundscapes and "guitar army" of sound, these bandmates had been playing in various iterations since the mid 2000s, and once they got picked up by the SubPop label in 2018, they simply took off. Touring globally and bringing their music to various corners of the world has brought a new level of gratitude and appreciation for what their music means to their multitude of fans worldwide. From humble beginnings, Fran explains how Rolling Blackouts C.F. continue to bring the energy and a special level of joy into the post-Pandemic world. So hop aboard the Roadcase bus for this special interview with Fran Keaney. It's gonna be a great ride!! For more about Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever please click:http://www.rollingblackoutsband.com/For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

As we head towards the end of our first season, we've unlocked the Theatre Thoughts vault and brought out an episode we've had stashed away for a while. Back in January we sat down with Kram, the Drummer and vocalist for ‘Spiderbait' one of Australia's most successful and respected alternative rock bands to discuss the creation of the Australian Rock Collective. ARC were due to perform a one-night show at the Night at the Barracks performance before being postponed due to Covid. Listen to Kram talk about his love for the music and entertainment industry as he reveals that live music and theatre may have more in common than you think! Kram shares all things rock, tells me about his love for The Beatles and what makes them the greatest band in history, as well as shares his own passions for theatre. You can find out more about the Australian Rock Collective by following the link here. Keep an eye on Live Nation for new shows added by ARC here. Support the podcast by signing up to our PATREON as we prepare to release exlusive member only access to the podcast in 2023! Don't forget you can find all our episode information on our dedicated podcast site. Follow the link in this episode's description or follow us on the Official Podcast Instagram @ttpod_official. About Kram & Spiderbait Mark Anthony Maher, better known by his stage name Kram, is an Australian musician and the drummer and singer of Spiderbait. Formed in 1991 by bass guitarist and singer Janet English, drummer and singer Kram and guitarist Damian Whitty, Spiderbait's cover version of "Black Betty" reached number one on the ARIA Singles Chart. They have five top 20 albums and have wont two ARIA Music Awards. Episode Timings 02:45 - Who are the Australian Rock Collective? 06:15 - COVID-19's interruption 10:00 - What makes 'Abbey Road' a definitive album? 14:47 - Kram's interest in theatre Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Australian rock band members Joel O'Keeffe ( lead vocals, lead guitar) and Ryan O'Keeffe (drums, percussion) join Fred backstage at Louder Than Life for a crazy good time. Over the course of 30 minutes, the brothers, who are avid bourbon fans, learn about the bourbon culture, including what a tater means and how marketing deceives consumers. They're in the middle of a tour, but recruit Fred to start a bourbon with them. WARNING: Lots of Curse words. What they taste Blanton's Barrel Pick Blue Note, a Fred Minnick barrel pick Learn More about Airbourne: https://airbournerock.com/ Credits Host / Executive Producer: Fred Minnick Video / Audio: Reed Sampley Producers (guest booking): Clay Busch and Editor: Jason M Lataillade Subscribe to Fred Minnick's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jg?view_as=subscriberMerch, including official The Fred Minnick Show Glencairn: https://shop.podcastone.com/collections/the-fred-minnick-showBecome a YouTube Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jg/joinGlencairn provides glassware The Fred Minnick Show: https://www.glencairnwhiskyglass.com/The American Spirits Council of Tasters: https://ascotawards.comOFFICIAL THEME SONGThe Fred Minnick Show intro features Moon Tooth's “Awe At All Angles”, available now on Pure Noise Record. Listen to the full song at https://fanlink.to/aweatallangles.FOLLOW FREDhtps://www.instagram.com/fredminnick/https://twitter.com/FredMinnickhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jghttps://www.facebook.com/fred.minnick/Buy Fred's Bookshttps://www.amazon.com/dp/0760351724/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=httpwwwfredmi-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=7cf6556bbccd99181248b3ae598a9c5b&creativeASIN=0760351724Subscribe to Fred's Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fred-minnick-show-podcast/id1490483021https://bourbonpursuit.com/all-podcasts/Disclosure Statement: https://www.fredminnick.com/disclosures/

Australian rock band members Joel O'Keeffe ( lead vocals, lead guitar) and Ryan O'Keeffe (drums, percussion) join Fred backstage at Louder Than Life for a crazy good time. Over the course of 30 minutes, the brothers, who are avid bourbon fans, learn about the bourbon culture, including what a tater means and how marketing deceives consumers. They're in the middle of a tour, but recruit Fred to start a bourbon with them. WARNING: Lots of Curse words. What they taste Blanton's Barrel Pick Blue Note, a Fred Minnick barrel pick Learn More about Airbourne: https://airbournerock.com/ Credits Host / Executive Producer: Fred Minnick Video / Audio: Reed Sampley Producers (guest booking): Clay Busch and Editor: Jason M Lataillade Subscribe to Fred Minnick's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jg?view_as=subscriberMerch, including official The Fred Minnick Show Glencairn: https://shop.podcastone.com/collections/the-fred-minnick-showBecome a YouTube Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jg/joinGlencairn provides glassware The Fred Minnick Show: https://www.glencairnwhiskyglass.com/The American Spirits Council of Tasters: https://ascotawards.comOFFICIAL THEME SONGThe Fred Minnick Show intro features Moon Tooth's “Awe At All Angles”, available now on Pure Noise Record. Listen to the full song at https://fanlink.to/aweatallangles.FOLLOW FREDhtps://www.instagram.com/fredminnick/https://twitter.com/FredMinnickhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jghttps://www.facebook.com/fred.minnick/Buy Fred's Bookshttps://www.amazon.com/dp/0760351724/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=httpwwwfredmi-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=7cf6556bbccd99181248b3ae598a9c5b&creativeASIN=0760351724Subscribe to Fred's Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fred-minnick-show-podcast/id1490483021https://bourbonpursuit.com/all-podcasts/Disclosure Statement: https://www.fredminnick.com/disclosures/

It takes a special collection of musicians to even attempt to pay musical homage to one of the greats, let alone recreate a classic album in its 50th year.When that band is the Beatles and the album Let It Be, then things just take on a whole new dimension.Which is why the Australian Rock Collective - Kram (Spiderbait), Darren Middleton (Powderfinger), Mark Wilson (Jet) and Davey Lane (You Am I) - are the perfect, and quite possibly the only people who could pull it off.After successfully recreating Abbey Road previously, the ARC now turn their attention to Let It Be this Friday, September 23 as part of the month long live concert series Night At The Barracks.HEAVY caught up with Mark Wilson for more information."We are going to perform Let It Be, the final released Beatles record, live as it can be heard on the record," he began. "We did a tour earlier this year where we performed that album. It was meant to be a 50th anniversary but that got startled by COVID so we played the 51st anniversary of it. We did so well we started getting people asking us to p[lay festivals and this particular new venture in Sydney Night At The Barracks, which is the old quarantine station and barracks up in Manly on Manly Head there. I have seen photos and it's a beautiful space and they are trying to activate it as a venue."In staying true to the masters who created the original music, Wilson says every attempt will be made to keep the material as close to the way it was recorded as they can."The way we look at it is almost like going through a cycle," he explained. "We use the same equipment - the same guitars, the same amp and effects as close as possible with all the tones and everything to the original and try to recreate that experience of someone listening to the record but obviously performed live."In the full interview, Mark talks more about what to expect, introduces the rest of the band and what they bring, tells some of his favourite Beatles tales, discusses their contribution to music, playing an album start to finish that may have not been intended to be performed as such, future shows and more.

Temperley was born in 1978 in Mosman Park, Western Australia, and grew up in Fremantle. At seven years of age, his name was changed to 'Satyam Kavyen Temperley'—Temperley is his mother's maiden name and 'Satyam Kavyen' means "Poet of Truth". The Temperley family were members of the 'Orange People' (Rajneesh movement) and made trips to India as well Oregon, United States, throughout the early 1980s. Between the ages of seven and 12, Temperley attended the Lance Holt School, a Fremantle community school. At the age of thirteen, he accompanied his mother on a trip to India, where they stayed at the Osho International Meditation Resort in Pune. It was during this trip that he enrolled in an international alternative boarding school in Devon called Ko Hsuan that is based on the teachings of controversial Indian mystic Osho. Temperley was accepted as a boarder and remained at the school for a year: “That was an amazing place, musically. They had a really good music room. If we had two periods of math, in between we'd run off and jam for 10 minutes. We'd come back and be totally chilled because we'd gotten all that nervous energy out of our systems.” Temperley referred to his time at Ko Hsuan as his "saving grace", and it was there that he discovered a passion for music before he returned to Fremantle and John Curtin High School due to homesickness: “Then I thought I was going to become an actor until I started wagging school and writing songs.” Kav Temperley was frontman, bassist and songwriter of legendary Australian Rock band and 1990's Indie icons, Eskimo Joe. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with steamroller ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine' shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their 4th album ‘Inshalla', bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.

What's going on? The busiest man in rockis Kram from Spiderbait as he joins Matty O. Never dull moment in the great mans world, he's spinning more plates than Manuel from Faulty Towers.Make you subscribe to Triple M Aussie for more interviews. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's going on? The busiest man in rockis Kram from Spiderbait as he joins Matty O. Never dull moment in the great mans world, he's spinning more plates than Manuel from Faulty Towers.Make you subscribe to Triple M Aussie for more interviews. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 246 of Ungoogleable hosted by Jonny Stofko with special guest Simon Binks.     Simon is an original founding member of the iconic Australian Rock band “Australian Crawl” this conversation took place at Simon's house in Melbourne, Australia during the filming of the documentary  “How Music Connects Us”  https://youtu.be/Yd2kmFh5Rjs   He shares some incredible stories about growing up in the Mornington Peninsula with James Reyne (lead singer/founding member of Australian Crawl) along with many other stories about touring the world with Duran Duran and making hits such as “Reckless” and “The Boys Light Up”. He also tells the story of their first experience on the hit show “Countdown” in the early 80's.      SUBSCRIBE TO UNGOOGLEABLE via iTunes, Spotify and Google Play Music or wherever else you listen to your favourite podcasts at.       “UNGOOGLEABLE” is a podcast that's streamed in over 80 countries worldwide and is consistently in Australian ITunes Top 100 downloaded shows.  It's a conversation built around stories of the human experience.        THE UNGOOGLEABLE PODCAST is sponsored by MiWellness CBD “Discover A Better You” Home | M/I Wellness CBD | Ohio's Premiere CBD Store | Central Ohio | www.miwellnesscbd.com       Produced and edited by Golden Robot Productions.     

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In episode #33, host Brett Stanley chats with Underwater Cinematographer Vance Burberry. Vance has had an amazing career starting as a lighting designer for Australian Rock bands and now working as a sort after underwater DP in America. He's got some great stories about using film, his experiences chasing submarines for the latest Bad Bunny music video, and how rolling film around an edit suit can give you some crazy visual effects.Follow their work: Instagram, Website, IMDBDiscuss the episode in our facebook group.Support to the podcast.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/brettstanley)

It's December, so as per annual tradition at LTA Headquarters, the episodes are dedicated to discussing the best albums we heard for the first time over the year, regardless of when they were released.I break this up into two episodes. This first one will feature me speaking to music journalists and authors Jeff Jenkins and Ian McFarlane. As well as first time listens, we also venture into musicians we lost this year, and some rediscoveries of albums past. I had a great time chatting with these fine gentlemen, and I hope you not only enjoy our conversation, but choose to follow up on their recommendations.You can read Jeff's weekly Howzat column at http://www.livinginthelandofoz.com/howzat.htmlYou can read articles by Ian or order a copy of The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop at https://www.thirdstonepress.com.au/Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to  http://www.pantheonpodcasts.com/ to check out all the great shows in the Pantheon family.Send the show feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.If you'd consider writing an iTunes review we'd be immensely grateful. However, it'd be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a barbecue, over coffee, while hitting a six, on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.If you enjoy what you hear, please tell a friend or ten to tune in.

It's December, so as per annual tradition at LTA Headquarters, the episodes are dedicated to discussing the best albums we heard for the first time over the year, regardless of when they were released.I break this up into two episodes. This first one will feature me speaking to music journalists and authors Jeff Jenkins and Ian McFarlane. As well as first time listens, we also venture into musicians we lost this year, and some rediscoveries of albums past. I had a great time chatting with these fine gentlemen, and I hope you not only enjoy our conversation, but choose to follow up on their recommendations.You can read Jeff's weekly Howzat column at http://www.livinginthelandofoz.com/howzat.htmlYou can read articles by Ian or order a copy of The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop at https://www.thirdstonepress.com.au/Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to  http://www.pantheonpodcasts.com/ to check out all the great shows in the Pantheon family.Send the show feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.If you'd consider writing an iTunes review we'd be immensely grateful. However, it'd be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a barbecue, over coffee, while hitting a six, on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.If you enjoy what you hear, please tell a friend or ten to tune in.

Christian and his wife Connie are the Directors and Owners of ARMI Australian Rock & Metal Institute. A music school dedicated to teaching people of all ages, the rock and metal perspective when it comes to music performance and education. They have both successfully built a business that not only sees hundreds of students visit Read More The post Episode 68 - Christian Broome (ARMI Australian Rock & Metal Institute) appeared first on The Andy Social Podcast.