Podcast appearances and mentions of carter usm

Scanning the rock and roll ether with our patent heat-seeking Ripple-Detector®️ to see what rings the bell. Which this week includes … … how reformed ‘90s pop groups all look like Paul Whitehouse characters from the Fast Show. … the mutual agony of parents taking kids to concerts. … “Tap! Tap! Tap!”, the “gacked up” sound of the Heartbreakers' at work in Fort Petty. … “Two old voices crack through the static/ Vinyl souls dissected so erratic”: AI's nerve-jangling interpretation of Word In Your Ear – in song! … the four stages of showbiz … and three stages of hearing music.… the miracle birth of Don Henley's ‘The Boys Of Summer'. … why we tend to run the other way when people insist we'd like something. … records that make sense 40 years later – and a message from Brian Eno. … EMF and the graffiti, Carter USM rugby tackling Phillip Schofield, Radiohead playing ‘My Iron Lung': bands “too cool” for the Smash Hits Poll Winners' Party. … how simpler music appeals as you get older.  Plus the new Patreon roll-call and, from Les, the unsettling AI-generated tribute to Word in Your Ear: https://suno.com/song/ba364f5a-1b39-4d77-8f5b-bcdb9bad6760?sh=N3TMfcz8YUIxPIylFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scanning the rock and roll ether with our patent heat-seeking Ripple-Detector®️ to see what rings the bell. Which this week includes … … how reformed ‘90s pop groups all look like Paul Whitehouse characters from the Fast Show. … the mutual agony of parents taking kids to concerts. … “Tap! Tap! Tap!”, the “gacked up” sound of the Heartbreakers' at work in Fort Petty. … “Two old voices crack through the static/ Vinyl souls dissected so erratic”: AI's nerve-jangling interpretation of Word In Your Ear – in song! … the four stages of showbiz … and three stages of hearing music.… the miracle birth of Don Henley's ‘The Boys Of Summer'. … why we tend to run the other way when people insist we'd like something. … records that make sense 40 years later – and a message from Brian Eno. … EMF and the graffiti, Carter USM rugby tackling Phillip Schofield, Radiohead playing ‘My Iron Lung': bands “too cool” for the Smash Hits Poll Winners' Party. … how simpler music appeals as you get older.  Plus the new Patreon roll-call and, from Les, the unsettling AI-generated tribute to Word in Your Ear: https://suno.com/song/ba364f5a-1b39-4d77-8f5b-bcdb9bad6760?sh=N3TMfcz8YUIxPIylFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scanning the rock and roll ether with our patent heat-seeking Ripple-Detector®️ to see what rings the bell. Which this week includes … … how reformed ‘90s pop groups all look like Paul Whitehouse characters from the Fast Show. … the mutual agony of parents taking kids to concerts. … “Tap! Tap! Tap!”, the “gacked up” sound of the Heartbreakers' at work in Fort Petty. … “Two old voices crack through the static/ Vinyl souls dissected so erratic”: AI's nerve-jangling interpretation of Word In Your Ear – in song! … the four stages of showbiz … and three stages of hearing music.… the miracle birth of Don Henley's ‘The Boys Of Summer'. … why we tend to run the other way when people insist we'd like something. … records that make sense 40 years later – and a message from Brian Eno. … EMF and the graffiti, Carter USM rugby tackling Phillip Schofield, Radiohead playing ‘My Iron Lung': bands “too cool” for the Smash Hits Poll Winners' Party. … how simpler music appeals as you get older.  Plus the new Patreon roll-call and, from Les, the unsettling AI-generated tribute to Word in Your Ear: https://suno.com/song/ba364f5a-1b39-4d77-8f5b-bcdb9bad6760?sh=N3TMfcz8YUIxPIylFind out more about how to help us to keep the conversation going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month the Devils have been watching movies full of cackling witches, flying heads, magic spells and, erm, mayoral elections. It's a quintet of quite bizarre Indonesian horror movies from 1980-82, including Mystics in Bali and Queen of Black Magic. Along the way our discussion takes in surprising BBFC ratings, our Great Lord Willy Wasser, unnecessarily aggressive Carter USM fans, Yeti spaff, and the Mannequin Pis of Piss. And under the spotlight in this month's Horror Helpdesk segment: a question of continuity in the Alien franchise. Email the Horror Helpdesk at dx5podcast@gmail.com for a chance to win exclusive DX5 merch!

Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Torsten. Wir sprechen über Ausschlafen, kopfüber in die Pubertät, DIY-Ding kam 1984 mit Beatstreet, bißchen Cure & Killing Joke, Heroes del Silencio, bißchen einfach gestrickt sein, Zionskirche, Martin Gore sah aus wie n Punk, Skeptiker-Quartett-Single, Lichtenberger Stürmerhools, Großvater bei der VVN, Einladung zur Stasi nach Hohenschönhausen, Schüleraustausch in Moskau, die erste Generation die reflektiert, zwei Bagger die rumbuddeln, Wertschätzungsproblematiken, Coca Cola & Bananen aufm Alex, schnell auf Montage gehen, Tesla Tonband-Geräte, Jürgen Jürgens Radio-Sendung, Bronski Beat & Pet Shop Boys, gebrochen von Grüner Wiese, Nazis Raus Sampler, Carter USM, der frühe Knaack Club, der Judgement Night Soundtrack, das Smiths Cover von Slapshot, Engrained aus Sarstedt, die Hardcorenightflight im OK Berlin, Hardcore Matinees im Trash, Doppelschrift, Atze von Troopers, 3 Flaschen inna Plastiktüte, Beatsteaks klingen wie Sick of it All, zwischen Punkrock & Hardcore klafft eine Lücke wir schließen sie, Bela B im blauen Anzug mit Stetson neben Dregen auf der Bühne im SO36, das Soundcheck-Video von Prince, lustige Feierabend-Oi-Punkkapellen, die Vans Warped Tour mit Die Ärzte & Ice T, die erste Mobilitätsauszahlung für Vespas, kein Mensch wartet auf n neues Beatsteaks Album, Mediation begonnen, alle Bands müssen Flinta-Beteiligung haben, Mainstream-Vorwürfe, Hintergründe zur AJZ-Tour, Chad Price von All, eine NYHC-Legende die im Studio mit rumgammelt, Hildegard Knef, Kate Schellenbach fand es nice but weird, kein Bock auf Indierock, Leuten immer wieder ne Chance geben, stumpfe Gartenarbeit, "Die Kinder von Hoy", "Magnolien aus Stahl" & "Terminator 2", "A Night At the Roxbury", uvm. Drei Songs für die Playlist 1) Ein Lieblingssong des 15-jährigen Torsten: BEASTIE BOYS - Ali Baba & the 40 Thieves 2) Ein Song, den Torsten gern mal mit BEATSTEAKS gecovert hätte: SISTERS OF MERCY - Lucretia / My Reflection 3) Ein aktueller Lieblingssong seiner Tochter, den er auch ernsthaft gut findest: BILLIE EILISH - Bad Guy

Catch up with or listen again to Going Indieground broadcast on Mad Wasp Radio week commencing 19 December 2023 On this show you can hear: Carter USM – Christmas Shoppers ParadiseYeah Yeah Yeahs – Y-Control (Peel Session)White Town – ChristmasTimelords – Doctorin’ The TardisChameleons – In AnswerRaveonettes – The Christmas SongVelvet Doors – In The … Continue reading →

Splash Stories enjoyed a cracking chat with Jim Bob - front man of  Carter USM - To celebrate his 12th solo studio album : – Thanks For Reaching Out  - a stone cold masterpiece. • Featuring 38 minutes of pop, punk rock and devastatingly moving ballads.The  title track offers a feeling of hope and romance in an “effed up world”. With its Jam/Strange Town vibe and Terry Edwards (Madness, Higsons, Gallon Drunk, Holy Holy) on saxophone and trumpet, it's a great opener and he declares, “This is my Long and Winding Road, my God Only Knows, my Up the Junction, typed up on a bus and sent from my iPhone”.Album released June 30 via Cherry Red Records on 30 June 2023 The album is available on vinyl, CD Cassette & digital platforms. The vinyl is purple in a gatefold sleeve with a 2024 calendar and the CD version comes with a second disc ‘This is My Mixtape;' a collection of cover versions recorded especially for the album. Jim Bob and his band The Hoodrats take on the Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel Mk.I song Sebastian, Are Friends Electric and song Country Comfort from Elton John's Tumbleweed Connection. There's also a great version of Geno that started as a tour bus singalongLive Jim Bob dates to celebrate the album's release are on sale now:12 July: Leeds Brudenell13 July: Nottingham Rescue Rooms14 July: Bristol Thekla15 July: Brighton Chalk2 December: Brixton Electric❉  Tickets from seetickets.comInfoJim Bob Thanks For Reaching Out purple LP, cassette, 2CD including This Is My Mixtape, are on Cherry Red, 30 June. cherryred.co.ukFirst single – Sebastian's Gone On A Ridealong https://youtu.be/AInM9y6GcXQ2nd single Thanks For Reaching Out https://youtu.be/hqQdYpe7_wMhttps://wearecult.rocks/jim-bob-thanks-for-reaching-outhttps://www.facebook.com/JIMBOBFROMCARTER/?locale=en_GBhttps://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/jimbob/?hl=en-gbhttps://www.cherryred.co.uk/product/jim-bob-the-essential-jim-bob-2cd-edition/https://www.facebook.com/thesplashclubGet in touch with Splash Stories : splashclubtv@gmail.comhttps://www.instagram.com/thewonderstuffofficial/https://www.instagram.com/rickywarwickofficial/https://www.instagram.com/echobelly_official/https://www.instagram.com/officialskunkanansie/https://www.instagram.com/feederofficial/https://www.instagram.com/kcmanc/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/kerbdogband/https://www.instagram.com/sohoradiohttps://www.facebook.com/groups/SoundAsEverhttps://www.pearllowe.co.ukhttps://www.supergrass.comhttps://www.wienerworld.com/product/gary-crowleys-indie-90s-playback-classics-curveballs-and-bangers/https://www.therapyquestionmark.co.uk/https://vivelerock.net/

Mark is joined by Jim Bob, lead singer of Carter USM, along with Elliot Steel, as he tries to make sense of Boris Johnson, Donald Trump – and why buses don't just change drivers at the end of the route. Plus, Nadine Boris has a meltdown – and Nigel Boulevard celebrates the return of the great British barbecue! Get ad-free extended episodes, early access and exclusive content on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wtfisgoingonpod Follow What The F*** Is Going On? with Mark Steel on Twitter @wtfisgoingonpod Follow Jim Bob @mrjimBob Follow Elliot Steel @elliotsteelcom and his podcast @BtecPhilosoph And visit our website www.whatthefisgoingonpodcast.co.uk for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've got you covered...nah. Duck and cover...nope. Maybe you can judge a song by its cover...forget it, that's dumb. Well, after laboriously trying to find the right "cover" pun, we'll just leave it at this: This week, we're talking about cover versions. In short, versions of songs that were originally recorded by another artist. And there were oodles and gobs of brilliant cover versions during the O3L era, including many by the wildly popular British '90s band Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine. Hey, maybe we're better at segues than we are at puns, because our Third Lad this week is Jim Bob from Carter USM! With his musical partner Fruitbat in Carter, Jim racked up four Top 10 albums, 14 Top 40 singles, including a string of classics like 'Sheriff Fatman,' 'Bloodsport For All,' 'After The Watershed,' and 'The Only Living Boy In New Cross,' and headlined Glastonbury before calling it a day (for the first time) in 1997. Carter defied categorization, with an anything-goes juxtaposition of styles of punk to dance, with biting wit, keen social commentary and a knack for clever wordplay. But Jim Bob couldn't stop there, and has become one of pop's renaissance men. Since Carter, he has written two memoirs, six novels, a stage production, and released 12 solo records, including his latest, Thanks For Reaching Out, out from Cherry Red on 30th June. The album contains 38 minutes of pop, punk rock, devastatingly moving ballads and more topical than an episode of Newsnight, with songs about Putin (‘The Day of Reckoning'), the Taliban (‘This is End Times') and whoever ‘Billionaire in Space' is about. It's not all doom and gloom though (it's mostly doom and gloom). ‘Sebastian's Gone On A Ridelaong' is a hilarious psychobilly romp and the pre-coronation written ‘The Prince of Wales' is like a pub lock-in, it's Bowie's ‘Kooks' for older people. During this episode, you'll also get a first listen of Jim's cover of The Psychedelic Furs' 'Pretty In Pink,' which is featured on a covers bonus disc available with the CD version of Thanks For Reaching Out. Among the topics "covered" during this episode: Power ballads! Duck Hunt! Interior decorating! The brilliance of Mark Reynolds aka Stuff by Mark! Serial killer chic! Music video controversy! Milwaukee! Drowning bands! Stevie Wonder in a sock! Jim entering his Young Americans period! And loads of British enthusiasm! Proudly part of the Pantheon Podcasts family. #musicpodcast #musicpodcasts #carterusm #cartertheunstoppablesexmachine #90smusic #coversongs #coverversions #punkrock #newwave #1stwave #classicalternative #grebo #80smusic #70smusic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've got you covered...nah. Duck and cover...nope. Maybe you can judge a song by its cover...forget it, that's dumb. Well, after laboriously trying to find the right "cover" pun, we'll just leave it at this: This week, we're talking about cover versions. In short, versions of songs that were originally recorded by another artist. And there were oodles and gobs of brilliant cover versions during the O3L era, including many by the wildly popular British '90s band Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine. Hey, maybe we're better at segues than we are at puns, because our Third Lad this week is Jim Bob from Carter USM! With his musical partner Fruitbat in Carter USM, Jim racked up four Top 10 albums, 14 Top 40 singles, including a string of classics like 'Sheriff Fatman,' 'Bloodsport For All,' 'After The Watershed,' and 'The Only Living Boy In New Cross,' and headlined Glastonbury before calling it a day (for the first time) in 1997. Carter defied categorization, with an anything-goes juxtaposition of styles of punk to dance, with biting wit, keen social commentary and a knack for clever wordplay. But Jim Bob couldn't stop there, and has become one of pop's renaissance men. Since Carter, he has written two memoirs, six novels, a stage production, and released 12 solo records, including his latest, Thanks For Reaching Out, out from Cherry Red on 30th June. The album contains 38 minutes of pop, punk rock, devastatingly moving ballads and more topical than an episode of Newsnight, with songs about Putin (‘The Day of Reckoning'), the Taliban (‘This is End Times') and whoever ‘Billionaire in Space' is about. It's not all doom and gloom though (it's mostly doom and gloom). ‘Sebastian's Gone On A Ridelaong' is a hilarious psychobilly romp and the pre-coronation written ‘The Prince of Wales' is like a pub lock-in, it's Bowie's ‘Kooks' for older people. During this episode, you'll also get a first listen of Jim's cover of The Psychedelic Furs' 'Pretty In Pink,' which is featured on a covers bonus disc available with the CD version of Thanks For Reaching Out. Among the topics "covered" during this episode: Power ballads! Duck Hunt! Interior decorating! The brilliance of Mark Reynolds aka Stuff by Mark! Serial killer chic! Music video controversy! Milwaukee! Drowning bands! Stevie Wonder in a sock! Jim entering his Young Americans period! And loads of British enthusiasm! Proudly part of the Pantheon Podcasts family. #musicpodcast #musicpodcasts #carterusm #cartertheunstoppablesexmachine #90smusic #coversongs #coverversions #punkrock #newwave #1stwave #classicalternative #grebo #80smusic #70smusic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Linehan in conversation with David Eastaugh https://www.frankandwalters.net Signing for the Setanta label in 1991, the group debuted with the release EP1, and the lead track "Fashion Crisis Hits New York" became an indie hit. The follow-up EP EP.2 was released soon after, which was followed by the band's signing to the Go! Discs label, where The Frank and Walters partnered with producer Edwyn Collins to record the Happy Busman EP. They found success in the UK, and, following a tour in support of Carter USM, an Ian Broudie radio edit of the LP song "After All" reached the Top 20 in the UK Singles Chart, peaking at No. 11. It reached No. 5 in the Irish chart.

As usual, Will and Orly wrap up the 1992 season with a discussion of modern rock statistics and trends, a game of "Name that Cover Song", and a look at a few cool songs that we missed earlier in the season, and few other suprises. Songs under discussion include: The Tom Tom Club - "Sunshine and Ecstasy" Beastie Boys - "So What'Cha Want" Carter USM - "The Only Living Boy in New Cross" Kitchens of Distinction - "4 Men" Season 5 Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qoJndh54yyb7fm9sLzL0A?si=d40a9f4e8d8143df

There's an album I've really enjoyed this year. It's called Here's What You could Have Won and it's by the Hastings born punk band Kid Kapichi. It's shouty and funny and its songs do a pretty good job at squewering the grizzled mess that is England right now. I've always been a sucker for that kind of thing. Late era Gallows, Slaves, Carter USM, Sex Pistols, Billy Bragg. Englands bleeeeeeding. That sort of thing. And so I thought I'd check in with singer Jack Wilson before the year was out to talk gentrification, America's opiod crisis, corrupt politicians… and The Beatles. Because whatever shit we might have to endure, we've always got The Beatles. My gut is telling me that 2023 is going to be a big year for them. Not The Beatles, Kid Kapichi. All you need is love. And hate. Which is sometimes the same thing, I think...Join the Substack, won't you?

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! a lovely little podcast about music. This week on the show Steve and Sam are joined by Jamie Lenman to talk about five of the albums that inspired the sound of his excellent new album The Atheist, which we reviewed last week don't cha know. We talk about inspirational efforts from Gemma Hayes, The Webb Brothers, Queen, Weezer and the original soundtrack to the 2000 Jim Carrey vehicle Me, Myself & Irene.That's not all though! We also review the latest album from post-grime (we're claiming it) superstar Stormzy, chat about some divisive earworms from Chewy She, A Flock of Seagulls and Carter USM, we pay our respects to Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie who sadly passed away this week, look forward to new Metallica, wonder aloud why Chesney Hawkes is in Qatar singing at the World Cup and a brief Matty Healy watch is back... he's doing Matty Healy things.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!This week Pip is joined by UK indie treasure JIM BOB (Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine)!While 'listeners of a certain age' will get instant nostalgia feels from the very mention of Carter USM, this episode is by no means one for them and them alone! For Jim Bob is an eloquent and thoughtful musician with very good insights and understandings on the music scene with experience in the game. Carter blew up on the UK pop scene back in the late 80's / early 90's, and you may remember Jim Bob rocking that wildly influentional haircut if nothing else, but it's fascinating to hear about his time in the scene back then and to draw parallels with Pip about the game now, and what's happened in between. Including run ins with The Rolling Stones and Philip Scofield. A ton to enjoy, and maybe now's a great time to go back through the back catalogue with fresh ears... Enjoy!CARTERBLOODSPORT FOR ALLSPOTIFYJIM BOB BITSJIM BOB BOOKSSCROOBIUS PIP on TWITCHSCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONDEBRISNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest this week is musician and author, Jim Bob.  Jim Bob formed Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine with Les 'Fruitbat' Carter back in 1987. The band enjoyed great success in the 1990's with many of their singles hitting the top 20 Jim Bob's latest record 'Who Do We Hate Today' is available to buy at www.jim-bob.co.uk  Lots of cool Carter USM merch available on there too You can also purchase the record over at www.cherryred.co.uk

Singer, song writer and author Jim Bob from Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine joins me to go through their UK number one album, 1992 - The Love Album. This phenomenal slice of 90's goodness mixes witty, biting lyrics full of clever references and amazing insights with thumping samples, driving guitars and a dash of accordian.  This album had a huge impact on me in my teenage years and it stills has a regular place in my album rotations.  Jim and I go track by track through the album and discuss the mixed feelings of reaching number one, Ian Dury induced hang overs, the scorching Adelaide Big Day Out of 1993 and Mudhoney's tree.  Carter's albums and Jim Bob's solo records are available on all streaming services. Physical copies, merch and books are available at www.jim-bob.co.uk The music in this podcast has been removed for rights reasons.

Paddy, Ian and Martin in this episode review Carter USM's second album 30 Something.

It was an absolute pleasure to be joined by Jim Bob for this episode.  Jim talks about his musical influences, how Carter were formed and the writing / recording process for his solo material especially his latest album 'Who do we hate now'. Here's a link to Jim Bob's website.  jim-bob.co.uk Buy me a coffee on ko-fi Thank you for listening and don't forget to follow me on the socials! Twitter Facebook Insta

Welcome to Indie Heaven, the part of the James McMahon Music Podcast where I – that'll be James McMahon – connect with the bands I adored as a sapling and ask… what happened next? It's a spin-off of sorts of my Indie Heaven website – you can find that at www.indieheaven.co.uk – and I'm kicking this irregular series off with a conversation with one James Robert Morrison – that'll be Jim Bob – former singer in 90's chart marauding indie pop types Carter USM and now solo artist in his own right. His latest release Who Do We Hate Today is out now – and very good it is too. Carter were one of my favourite favourite bands growing up. A great band. And a misunderstood one. It was a thrill to have this conversation.The intro music on this episode is by the band Mavis. Any other music is by the band Imp. Indie Heaven and The James McMahon Music Podcast is a Spoook Media production. Spoook is also a record label, a promoter, a shop, a Substack - it's many things. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter. And please do Like, Review and Subscribe - it actually really helps people find our podcasts!

Power of Dreams special with Craig Walker in conversation with David Eastaugh Power of Dreams released their critically acclaimed first EP A Little Piece of God,[1] on Keith Cullen's London-based Setanta Records in 1989, while Walker was still at school. Following a six-figure bidding war between rival record labels, the band signed a deal with Polydor Records. In December 1989, the British music magazine NME picked Power of Dreams, along with others such as Carter USM and the Charlatans, as their "stars of tomorrow".

We play a whole lot of music from Northern Uproar, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, Carter USM. The Riptides and more!

In this episode of The Quo-Cast, Jamie Dyer chats to music all-rounder John Williams about how he helped bring Status Quo to Sanctuary Records for their The Party Ain't Over Yet album. They also discuss many subjects including the art of songwriting and producing, and details of his upcoming album with The John Williams Syndicate. Information from his website: John Williams has managed, A&R'd, and produced many artist careers, including producing debut albums for The Housemartins, The Proclaimers, The High, and The Almighty. His latest production, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott's Manchester Calling was released in March 2020 and debuted at Number One in the UK Album Charts. John has also signed, produced, or A&R'd, Alison Moyet, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, Simple Minds, The Waterboys, Jethro Tull, Robert Plant, The Blue Nile, Petula Clark, Cathy Dennis, Ocean Colour Scene, JJ Cale, Siouxsie Sioux, Debbie Harry, Status Quo, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Lloyd Cole, Blancmange, Level 42, Brian Wilson, Elaine Paige, Clare Teal, Hall and Oates, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Joan Baez, Talk Talk, Jimmy Webb, Carter USM, James Taylor Quartet, Gary Jules, Saint Etienne, Claudia Brücken, Steve Winwood, Michael Nyman, Van Morrison, Neil Arthur, Kenny Rogers, Charlotte Church, The Wonder Stuff, Kingmaker and Thea Gilmore. Further Links: John Williams Syndicate Linktree: https://linktr.ee/thejohnwilliamssyndicate FB: Facebook.com/TheJohnWilliamsSyndicate Website: JohnOwenWilliams.com The Quo-Cast is always looking for people to guest on the show to chat Status Quo. If you're available via Zoom, Skype or Cleanfeed and to chat for 15-30 minutes, get in contact! Email: QuoCast@Outlook.com Twitter.com/CastQuo Facebook.com/TheQuoCast

Se puede ver la colección de imágenes de Charles Everest desde hoy hasta el próximo 3 de septiembre. La exposición es en la London Masterpiece Art Gallery y tiene fotos de Jimi Hendrix, Doors, Who, Leonard Cohen y Joni Mitchell entre otros. Son 50 años del festival de Wight recogidos en "Wight spirit 1968-70". En el caso de Sonic Youth lo que se recoge en "From basement" es una grabación realizada en 2007 y recoge los momentos de creación y exposición de su decimocuarto y último disco "Rather riped". Son hasta doce conciertos y se pueden ver en su página de bandcamp. Recuerdo a la figura de Peter Green de la mano de esa caja con especial atención al "Then play on" con las canciones de los primeros años (69-74) de la banda capitaneada por el músico desaparecido. Y asimismo Amy Winehouse en la memoria (el pasado 23 se cumplieron nueve años de su muerte) a través de las condolencias de sus compañeros de profesión y el recuerdo con ese par de zapatos y una vela de su madre. Novedades internacionales son otro avance del octavo álbum de Katie Melua, el segundo single de la banda de Leeds, Yard Act; el tándem Tame Impala y 070 Shake y desde Eslovaquia Mickey. Novedades de aquí son la canción de Lígula dedicada al padre de su cantante Nacho, víctima del covid, un adelanto del nuevo disco de Pau Vallvé "La vida es ara", otro anticipo de "Corazón y plomo" de Comando Suzie y el retorno de Novedades Carminha Y el punto final fue con Supergrass que, reunidos 25 años despuès, tienen concierto virtual el 21 de agosto. En la primera hora recuperamos nuestra colección de g.a.t.o.´s. Y hemos empezado con las internacionales. Sonaron. Radiohead, Inmaculate Fools, Carter USM, Bandit Queen, Killjoys, Stereolab, Heavenly, Revolution 9, Charlatans, Spring, Bettie Serveert, Juliana Hatfield y Lemonheads. Escuchar audio

S*M*A*S*H special with Ed Borrie in conversation with David Eastaugh Ed Borrie and Salvatore Alessi formed S*M*A*S*H after meeting at school in the mid-1980s - Salvatore had previously been in a band called GLC.Rob Hague joined soon afterwards. The band's sound recalled the late 1970s and early 1980s punk and new wave bands. The Britishmusic press were enthusiastic about the band creating a scene called New wave of new wave, along with similar UK bands of the time such as Echobelly, Sleeper, Compulsion and These Animal Men.[3] The band's second single was a tribute to feminism called "Lady Love Your Cunt".[1] It appeared on their debut mini album "S*M*A*S*H" which was a compilation of their first two limited edition 7" singles, and was well received by critics. The band made some appearances on UK TV programmes such as Naked City, as well as live performances, including a collaboration with Billy Bragg during an Anti-Nazi League rally. With a recording contract, the band toured tirelessly, increasing press coverage and attention from fans. The trio still found time to laugh at themselves, occasionally performing under the name S*H*I*T*E. The trio made an appearance on BBC Television's Top of the Pops, singing "Shame". They became the first to appear on the BBC's flagship chart show without officially releasing a single - their debut EP having reached number 26 in the UK Albums Chart. Their only hit single was "(I Want to) Kill Somebody", which was only available in the shops for one day in 1994. It reached number 26 in the UK Singles Chart. Its controversial subject matter eventually lead to its banning. Their debut full-length album, Self Abused, was not a commercial success, although the group remained a favourite of the critics. The band recorded a single for the Seattle based label Sub Pop, but S*M*A*S*H remained virtually unknown outside the UK, despite a whistle-stop tour of the United States and support slots across Europe. The EP "Another Love Song E.P." followed in 1995, before the group released their final single, "Rest of My Life", a year later. The band split up in 1996. In 1997 bass player Salv joined Carter USM as a full-time member, but in 2004 the trio reformed, recording a number of tracks for a forthcoming EP and playing several gigs around the UK.

As work becomes a thing of the past, we realise something about ourselves... we don't like work and are increasingly happy to be locked down. As we settle in for the duration, we welcome nine songs from Jim Bob, Death Party UK, Muck And The Mires, The Sewer Rats, The Restarts, Marianne Toilet And The Runs, The Hi End, The Hard Toms and Apocalypse Babys.Carter USM, Voice of Jeff, Tony has your Facebook comments, WHAMBOLT, The Chavs, Cologne, last week, Tony started work on a new cover with Paul, Tony has restructured his working week, PBETV, the warehouse, social media marketing, not working, From the Vaults, no gigs, review us!, this week, BrewDog beer, awol lodger, settling into the lockdown, thank you for your donations, a controversial Izzatwat, Apocalypse Babys latest album and a reminder of the ways you can listen!Song 1: Jim Bob – 2020 WTF!Song 2: Death Party UK – Forever SongSong 3: Muck And The Mires – Slipping AwaySong 4: The Sewer Rats – I’m Quitting My JobSong 5: The Restarts – Ghost TownSong 6: Marianne Toilet And The Runs – Punk Rock PirateSong 7: The Hi End – Perfect CompanySong 8: The Hard Toms – She’s A LadySong 9: Apocalypse Babys – The Beer On Your Breath

Strange as it may seem to us nowadays, Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine had an actual official number one album back in 1992. Grebo is an oft-overlooked genre from the time: is that for the best or are we unfairly overlooking what it had to offer? With opinions ranging from "not really bothered" to "actively disliked them" between Krister and Dave will this album win them round? We talk about loads more in this episode as well including the likes of En Vogue, R. Kelly and Aphex Twin. You can hear all of the songs we discuss in our companion Spotify playlist and immerse yourself more fully in 90s goodness with our ongoing "best of the albums we've featured" playlist. Links to everything on our website as usual.

This show is all about the 90s british alternative indie/punk/rock scene. A broad genre we know but that's the nature of good music and we here at Riff Monkeys HQ are not shy of stepping outside the box. On the show are such luminaries as Skunk Anansie, Mansun with 808 State, Daisy Chainsaw, The Super Furry Animals, Carter USM, Compulsion and the Senseless Things. So join us and let us shine a light on some of the music you may have missed from the musically wonderful 1990s in the U to the K.

Rifa and Chris chat about their recent adventures in the arts, culture, tech and diversity. This week we catch up with our own recent projects, including Rifa's latest She Says Brighton event for Brighton Digital Festival, plus Chris going back on tour with his old band lineup, as backing band for Jim Bob from Carter USM. We also go to Tate Modern to check out the new retrospective exhibition of work by Nam June Paik. In What You Reading For? Rifa enjoyed the flawed but fascinating memoir by anti-corruption (anti-Brexit) legal campaigner Gina Miller, called Rise: Life Lessons in Speaking Out, Standing Tall and Leading the Way. Chris is reading Richard Powers' acclaimed novel Overstory. If you're enjoying Refigure please do the usual things: 'like' and subscribe and leave a kind review. Find us at Facebook, on Twitter and on Instagram. Thank you very much. XX

After the success of swapping Green Day and Top 10 we try out the world of YA Fiction and 90's Alt-pop-rock-punk.Flick has a crack at finding some love in the seminal 90's classic "1992 The Love Album" by Carter USM and I have to cope with clones, drugs, and big Scottish body guards in "The House of the Scorpion" by Nancy Farmer.I can't say we have a happy time, and we're just a bit annoyed with each other...Oh, and the Audio is a bit 'meh' it was recorded in a bit of a bouncy room.Love and hugsJohn

Jim Bob from Carter USM is our special guest this week. In Carter he and Les (Fruitbat) had a no.1 album, 14 top 40 singles, headlined Glastonbury and toured the world. He joins me on the telephone for a good old chin wag and we talk about where it all started, song writing, lyrics, puns and humour, his new life as an author and how he has suddenly got incredibly busy with gigs again...and a bit more besides.    You can see everything  Jim Bob is up to by checking out jim-bob.co.uk & his twitter @mrjimbob His latest book is available from amazon and all good retailers: Jim Bob From Carter, In The Shadow Of My Former Self: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jim-Bob-Carter-Shadow-Former/dp/1909454710 Finally please claim your free beer from Beer52.com! You can cancel subscription at anytime and we earn a little money to put back into the show beer52.com/chomedyfm   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pullbackreveal/message

Jim Bob from Carter USM will be next weeks guest and I am a huge fan! Here is just 30 (something) seconds of the chat we had that covered how Jim Bob got started in music, growing up, influences, lyric writing, if he thinks Carter would work as a band today, comedy and humour and of course...what would it take for Carter USM to reform for a third time! Like, rate, review and subscribe and follow @pullbackreveal on Facebook and Twitter...and don’t forget your free beer from Beer52.com/chomedyfm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pullbackreveal/message

Episode 47Welcome to episode 47 of Off The Beat & Track Podcast with me Stu Whiffen.This episodes special guest is singer, author , absolute gent and former frontman of Carter USM Jim Bob !!!!I met with Jim at The Hoxton Square Bar And Kitchen and he came armed with a bag of tunes containing 7 fantastic records each which have sound tracked his life to date and we go in on that journey discussing growing up, youth cultures, bands, radio, clubbing and so much moreHope you enjoy this chat and if you do please subscribe and follow the podcast on the social media links belowOff The Beat & Trackwww.offthebeatandtrackpodcast.comhttps://twitter.com/beatandtrackpodhttps://www.facebook.com/offthebeatandtrackpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/offthebeatandtrack/?hl=en See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carter USM go head to head with The Auters in this episode of Book Off! Joe Haddow is joined by Jim Bob and Luke Haines who go head to head in a war of the words - putting Kinski's autobiography up against Dave Eggers. But who will win? Why they love and hate writing in equal measure, the longevity of projects, the craziness of the 90s and how their music has changed with age. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The show this week is about so many things that I can't come up with one subject to cover it all other than MOVIES! And a little television... and a video game... or two. Stay informed! Give it a listen! www.CinemaSavants.com

After Paul's return from tour the boys catch up on some recent releases & delve deep into a blast from Paul's past plus Dans' mates fanzine. It's a bumper week with the help of... NME: March 1992 // ASTRAL NOIZE Issue 2: December 2017 Bands Discussed: Kiss . Ace Frehley . Them . Def Leppard . Amon Amarth . Power Trip . Carcass . Opeth . Famyne . Greta Van Fleet . Die Antwood . Justice . The Beautiful South . Bon Jovi . Metallica . Carter USM . The Rolling Stones . Curve . Curved Air . The Mary Whitehouse Experience . The Mighty Boosh . The Fall . Spinal Tap . Nirvana . Neckbeard Deathcamp . Bong . Ufomammut . Grindhouse . L7 . Bongzilla . Chicken Shack . Krupted Peasant Farmerz . Harriet The Spy . Sleep . Bell Witch . 5ive . Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard . Sea Bastard . Bongripper . Boobs Of Doom . Zeal & Ardor . Siege .

Each week, Lee Kyle (The fastest man on Earth) and Sammy Dobson (Used to play bass for Carter USM and, later, Mark Morrison) fly to the moon and record Which is the Best podcast, where they decide between things with the same or similar names. Some of the things in that intro were a lie. Episode 96 decides between: Salsa: Dance and Salsa: 3D ketchup Firetruck: NEE NAH NEE NAH and Friar Tuck: Wealth distribution monk.

Good morrow one and all, and welcome to Episode 60 of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! We take a trip to Digression City this episode as one half of the 2 Grown Men podcast, Nick Papaconstantinou, and I go wildly off topic at every turn. Discussions include but are not limited to; Moana, my daft phobias, Legion, clothes, Lego Batman, Carter USM, John Wick 2, Hidden Figures and loads more besides! (Some spoilers within, but nothing too drastic!) All this, plus I lose my mind at the prospect of people finally being able to hear my first attempt at voice acting in Ray Gunn And Starburst S2! Episode Theme - 'Rubbish'by Carter USM End Theme - 'Who's The (Bat)Man?' by Patrick Stump

James Caster is giving his iPod a break this week and focusing entirely on outing Jim Bob, of Carter USM's musical secrets .... and there are one or two surprises....

James Caster is giving his iPod a break this week and focusing entirely on outing Jim Bob, of Carter USM's musical secrets .... and there are one or two surprises....

This week, Robin and Michael discuss music movies, say goodbye to Carter USM and get written out of their own Kickstarter project. But mainly we discover how Michael and Robin's Dad feel about Joss Ackland. It's a CLASSIC! Recommend some music to us at vitriolamusic@gmail.com

#162: 30 Something by Carter the Unstoppable Sex MachineOur first Requested Review of the year gives us a chance to check out Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, and their 1991 sophomore album 30 Something. Carter USM run the proverbial gamut of music history, from orchestral waltzes to Pet Shop Boy-esque dance anthems to Ministry and Sex Pistol vitriol, but with a bevy of digital help. Does the 1991 keyboard and drum programming stand the test of time? Tune in to find out.Songs in this Episode:Intro - Bloodsport for All2:42 - History of the Band7:32 - A Prince in a Pauper's Grave14:51 - Billy's Smart Circus20:12 - Surfin' USMOutro - Anytime Anyplace AnywhereFollow on Twitter / FacebookRequest A Review / Buy A T-Shirt

#162: 30 Something by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine Our first Requested Review of the year gives us a chance to check out Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, and their 1991 sophomore album 30 Something. Carter USM run the proverbial gamut of music history, from orchestral waltzes to Pet Shop Boy-esque dance anthems to Ministry and Sex Pistol vitriol, but with a bevy of digital help. Does the 1991 keyboard and drum programming stand the test of time? Tune in to find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Bloodsport for All 2:42 - History of the Band 7:32 - A Prince in a Pauper's Grave 14:51 - Billy's Smart Circus 20:12 - Surfin' USM Outro - Anytime Anyplace Anywhere Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review / Buy A T-Shirt

Carter USM frontman Jim Bob performs The Impossible Dream (The Quest), accompanied by Martin White and The Mystery Fax Machine Orchestra. Taken from the 20-track CD recording of Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People 2010, available for £12 from Gofasterstripe.com

This month, The Reading Room Book Group reconvenes to review young adult sci-fi novel The Rise of Nine by Pittacus Lore. Paul Tyler and regular reviewer Gill Hart are joined by Georgia Twynham who, as author of The Thirteenth series, knows a thing or two about writing for young adults.  There's also poetry from Andrew Goulding and Jim Bob, former frontman with Carter USM and author of Driving Jarvis Ham, gives us his nomination for our list of 101 Books To Read Before You Die. Click the player below to listen online, or subscribe using the links on the right.

Danielle and David have been to see Mark Wahlberg's smuggling flick 'Contraband' and have a chat with the man himself. Guest Jim Bob of Carter USM, has brought in his favourite film 'Marathon Man' to chat about.

Another festive mouthful of comedy, music and chat from the Hyde Pod. Adverts for a new point of sale device, Christmas Wreckorations and Yule Logs plus two special guests, one of whom is real! Chat about Carter USM, Regina Spektor, a film review of Where the Wild Things Are, birthdays and Christmas. A Christmas stocking of a podcast filled to the brim.music from mevio.music.com and Low by permission of the band and management.Goldblade featuring Poly Styrene - City Of Christmas GhostsLorenzo's Music - God Rest Ye Merry GentlemenLow - Just Like ChristmasA Band Called Quinn - Its Christmas TimeTwisted Sister - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa ClausPlus lots of bits for Irregular Shed's beds, most notably his own 'shitty Jingle Bells'Feeding BritCaster.com

Mark Ellen, Andrew Collins, Matt Hall and David Hepworth talk about the future of EMI, the merchandising of books and disguising yourself as a member of Carter USM in order to gain sexual favours - after necking half a can of an energy drink. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Ellen, Andrew Collins, Matt Hall and David Hepworth talk about the future of EMI, the merchandising of books and disguising yourself as a member of Carter USM in order to gain sexual favours - after necking half a can of an energy drink. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Ellen, Andrew Collins, Matt Hall and David Hepworth talk about the future of EMI, the merchandising of books and disguising yourself as a member of Carter USM in order to gain sexual favours - after necking half a can of an energy drink.