Podcasts about Duran Duran

Steve picked an hour's worth of songs that are in one way or another connected to working in an office.  Some may be expected and others not so much.  Artists this week: Duran Duran, Muse, Garbage, Cyril Neville, Iron Maiden, SR-71, The Vibrators, Trans-X, The Sound, The Charlatans, Carolne Rose, Klark Kent, Magazine, Radiohead, New Order.   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!

Big Lead @ 2pm, Mayor of Port Townsend's Proclamation , GUEST:  Listener Andrew who had his tires slashed at a Mill Creek grocery store in the middle of the day warns everyone https://omny.fm/shows/the-dori-monson-show/mill-creek-man-has-tires-randomly-slashed-at-the-g // GUEST:  Julie Jaman, 80 year old Port Townsend woman who was kicked out of the YMCA for asking about a bio man in the women's shower gives an update on the response she's getting https://omny.fm/shows/the-dori-monson-show/80-year-old-port-townsend-talks-about-the-response // GUEST:  Duran Duran super fan Durandy on the local Duran Duran Appreciation Day https://omny.fm/shows/the-dori-monson-show/durandy-celebrates-duran-duran-appreciation-daySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Migs Report. Today is National S'mores Day, Be Nice to Your Dog Day, Be Nice Day and Duran Duran day. 

Enjoy an exclusive mix of 80s and 90s Rock music mixed back to back and beat to beat. You can expect to hear music from the likes of Spandau Ballet, Duran Duran, Laura Branigan, The Police, Asia, Boulevard, Mike Oldfield, Roxette and much more. Don't forget to share and like :) made with LovedJ SamD

This week on The Metro, Warlock Jeff Ivins brings you the following bands for your trip to the 1980s: Red Rider, Dire Straits, Kenny Loggins, Kajagoogoo, The Police, When In Rome, Chaka Khan, Dream Academy, Billy Idol, Information Society, Greg Kihn, Duran Duran, Simply Red, then finishing up with Adam & The Ants.

Singer Corine Gatti(better known as Corine) talks about her latest release “Human” , along with “Fallen World” and “Planet Earth” plus how she dreamed of being a vocalist, but took 10 years to realize the dream after meeting with Anne Ross (sang with Duran Duran, Toured with Tina Turner plus two releases)! Corine is also a former partner/editor of CNJ (Christian News Journal) and contributor to Fox News plus featured on the The Creative Media Network on Roku! Check out her latest release on Amazon, Spotify and all major streaming platforms! #corine #corinegatti #singer #human #fallenworld #planetearth #christiannewsjournal #cnj #foxnews #creativemedianetwork #roku #amazon #audible #iheartradio #spreaker #spotify #itunes #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #podbean #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnercorine #mikewagnercorinegatti #themikewagnershowcorine #themikewagnershowcorinegatti

Han är trummis i Bob Hund, har ett förflutet i det hiphop-punkiga nittiotalsbandet Mindjive och gör som soloartist urtjusig synthmusik. Hemma hos Strage" dissekerar Christian Gabel sin låt "Videovåld" genom att spela upp dess inspirationskällor: strilande regn från ett Black Sabbath-intro, helikopterljud från Duran Duran, blodisande andetag från "Fredagen den 13:e"-soundtracket, en synthbeat från John Carpenter, skogstokiga flickkörer från Ennio Morricone och mycket mer. Han hinner också prata om dansbanan i Karlstad som gav upphov till låten "De vanställdas diskotek", om varför han alltid klär sig i brunt, om hans korta tid i metalbandet Malicious Infernal och om hur Henry Rollins blev hans något otippade ledstjärna. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Inspired by the early electronic style of Brian Eno with his work in the band Roxy Music and artists like David Bowie, Talk Talk was formed in the early eighties by Mark Hollis, Lee Harris, Paul Webb ands Simon Brenner. Initially part of the synth-pop boom in the early eighties and sharing producers with acts like Duran Duran, Talk Talk began to see their early singles charting across Europe. They expanded further into art rock territory on their most successful album, The Colour of Spring which garnered  gold certifications and hit singles for the group. Contrary to their labels hopes after finding success, the band shied away from the spotlight ceasing any live shows and almost all promotional prospects. Instead they dove  deep into the avant garde with Miles Davis and ambient music becoming common touchstones for the band. They proceeded to hired dozens of session players and got to work on some of the most ambitious experimental music any mainstream group had made to that point. Commonly touted as a major influence for musicians as wide-ranging as massive arena bands like Blur and Radiohead to modern acts like Foals and Arcade Fire. In this episode of Influenced we explore the wide ranging career of Mark Hollis and Talk Talk and discuss their wide ranging influence.   

In this episode we do a deep dive on Duran Duran! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shoppingfortea/message

Our guest today is a solo artist, producer, Palo Santo Music Group co-founder in Dallas, TX, and its indie music godfather. He is one Salim Nourallah. You may remember Salim as our guest in Episode 40 and our discussion about one of the most consequential records in our lifetime and beyond, The White Album.As a solo artist, Nourallah has long mined the terrain between catchy and devastating. Rolling Stone called him “a singer-songwriter who can stop time.” As a producer and owner of Pleasantry Lane in Dallas, Nourallah has worked notably with the Old 97's, Rhett Miller, the Deathray Davies, and the Damnwells. His work on either side of the sound booth has won an armful of Dallas Observer music awards and proven that some musicians actually do get better with age.Our conversation today will focus on British singer/songwriter Stephen Duffy and his second solo offering from 1995 titled “Duffy” which was originally released on Indolent Records. Some may know Stephen Duffy as a founding member, vocalist and bassist of Duran Duran and later the front man for the folk rock outfit The Lilac Time. Please, enjoy episode #100!

Killer B-Sides - In our last episode we talked about songs that should have been released as singles. This week, we flip the 45 over to talk about some of our favorite B-Sides: exclusive tracks, live recordings, alternate versions, Part 2s, and more. We go all the way to the very first rock single by Bill Haley and His Comets, and along the way we cover releases by The Police, Prince, Oasis, Suede, Blur, Elton John, Yes, Marillion, Iron Maiden, the Go-Go's, Fleetwood Mac, Duran Duran, and more!  1:20 - Tribute to Radu Sanchez of Dead Rites 4:05 - Shout Outs (What we've been listening to this week) 10:20 - Invincible, the Pat Benatar Musical 13:20 - "KILLER B-SIDES" What do you say? Do you have a favorite song that was released as a B-Side? We'd love to hear from you! Email us at modernmusicology1@gmail.com or leave us a comment wherever you're listening! Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ModernMusicology Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ModrnMusicology Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk-MlcGy5u3fK1j4bVty1Kw Modern Musicology is part of the ESO Podcast Network. https://esonetwork.com/ Find more about us: Rob Levy: https://kdhx.org/shows/show/juxtaposition Alan Siler: www.kozmicpress.com  Stephanie Seymour: www.therearebirds.com  Anthony Williams: https://watchers4d.podbean.com/ 

‘One goal, one mission…one vision!'.November 1985, and the latest poptastic edition of NOW kicks off with the unifying cry from Freddie and the boys, after an unforgettable summer when music really did seem to change the world from London to Philadelphia and beyond. But how representative of those wonderful UK charts is Now, That's What I Call Music 6?Well, the events of Live Aid had certainly worked some magic for the chart placings for some with such luminaries as Queen, Elton, Phil and Tina all checking in across this double album. Elsewhere, some of the decades greatest pop stars where reinventing their sound as the second half of the 80s required some image and sound makeovers. Level 42, Eurythmics and Simple Minds were powering on, whilst new acts such as Fine Young Cannibals and The Communards were emerging and looking forwards to their own future decade success.Dance music was certainly evolving and while the DJs in Chicago were beginning to plug in their 808s, the dancefloor hits of NOW6 had a distinctive Europop feel, thanks to the Tarzan inspired Baltimora, Mai Tai and Maria Vidal's evergreen body rocking workout. Elsewhere, three fifths of Duran Duran were looking for your votes (mark x next to Arcadia for that particular side project), some 80s alternative greats were still providing memorable hits and Paul Hardcastle was switching his focus from Vietnam to The Great Train Robbery with the help of Bob Hoskins and Laurence Olivier. Yes, it was indeed the 80s!And of course, we can't revisit this compilation without mentioning THAT first Deal with God. Stranger Things indeed!Join Complete Control PR Madam and Popmaster champion Polly Birkbeck as we head back to Now, That's What I Call Music 6 and the rest of autumn 1985.And if all of this wasn't enough, discover Polly's first musical glam and punk loves, which bands she followed around the country in ‘85 (do fans still even do this outwith TikTok?), what was the best year for pop and why she doesn't really want to talk about Live Aid.As the tagline on the album instructed us, Feel The Quality indeed! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After the so-called-but-not-really “death” of disco, dance music in the 1980s moved to its own beat. There was synthpop, electro, hi-NRG and house. But the scrappy genre that seemed to pull it all together was called freestyle—a breakbeat-tempo, Latin-flavored genre fortified with dizzying, proudly synthetic beats. Freestyle grew out of the clubs and streets of New York and Miami and briefly dominated '80s dance-pop. Freestyle's flagship artists were only medium-level stars: Shannon. Exposé. Lisa Lisa. Stevie B. Nu Shooz. Sweet Sensation. But these acts—most especially their yearning, floridly romantic, rhythmically hectic songs—punched above their weight on the charts and even affected the hits of superstars from Madonna to Duran Duran, Whitney Houston to Pet Shop Boys. Join Chris Molanphy as he defines the byways of this bespoke dance genre and traces how it bridged the disco era into the hiphop era. Podcast production by Kevin Bendis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the so-called-but-not-really “death” of disco, dance music in the 1980s moved to its own beat. There was synthpop, electro, hi-NRG and house. But the scrappy genre that seemed to pull it all together was called freestyle—a breakbeat-tempo, Latin-flavored genre fortified with dizzying, proudly synthetic beats. Freestyle grew out of the clubs and streets of New York and Miami and briefly dominated '80s dance-pop. Freestyle's flagship artists were only medium-level stars: Shannon. Exposé. Lisa Lisa. Stevie B. Nu Shooz. Sweet Sensation. But these acts—most especially their yearning, floridly romantic, rhythmically hectic songs—punched above their weight on the charts and even affected the hits of superstars from Madonna to Duran Duran, Whitney Houston to Pet Shop Boys. Join Chris Molanphy as he defines the byways of this bespoke dance genre and traces how it bridged the disco era into the hiphop era. Podcast production by Kevin Bendis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the so-called-but-not-really “death” of disco, dance music in the 1980s moved to its own beat. There was synthpop, electro, hi-NRG and house. But the scrappy genre that seemed to pull it all together was called freestyle—a breakbeat-tempo, Latin-flavored genre fortified with dizzying, proudly synthetic beats. Freestyle grew out of the clubs and streets of New York and Miami and briefly dominated '80s dance-pop. Freestyle's flagship artists were only medium-level stars: Shannon. Exposé. Lisa Lisa. Stevie B. Nu Shooz. Sweet Sensation. But these acts—most especially their yearning, floridly romantic, rhythmically hectic songs—punched above their weight on the charts and even affected the hits of superstars from Madonna to Duran Duran, Whitney Houston to Pet Shop Boys. Join Chris Molanphy as he defines the byways of this bespoke dance genre and traces how it bridged the disco era into the hiphop era. Podcast production by Kevin Bendis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greig Watts sits down with Ewan Spence in our latest podcast to talk about songwriting, producing, and the thrill of the Eurovision Song Contest. We talk about how the role of the music producer has changed over the years, the creativity in a song camp, and a shared love of Duran Duran. The post Eurovision Chat Over Coffee: Music Producer Greig Watts appeared first on ESC Insight - Home of the Unofficial Eurovision Song Contest Podcast.

Billy's back from Sydney and JB is in Perth, Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony overnight, Friday Brag Artist, Glenn Maxwell, PODCAST EXCLUSIVE Angus Brayshaw, Fremantle vs Melbourne tonight is massive, Andrew Brayshaw, Idiot Song, Billy's JokeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The time has finally arrived to get excited for the 2022 Commonwealth Games and after a very unique opening ceremony we're back with a brand new episode to give our full review of it! Did we enjoy it or did it not live up to what we were hoping for? How excited were we for the flag bearers of Australia & Canada? Why do the Commonwealth Games love giant animals taking over stadiums? How awesome was the bull? Why are we so influential on opening ceremonies all of a sudden? Where was the Queen? How awesome was Duran Duran? Why did we have random interviews & celebrity appearances? And how did it compare to the Gold Coast opening ceremony as well as the past few Olympic opening ceremonies? It's all here and more in one episode you simply can't miss!

Discussing 100 albums of the 1980s selected from https://besteveralbums.com. The show starts at (2:30). This Day in Music History segment starts at (8:14). Matt and Jon sing the Hits (12:31). This episode covers the following albums: Donald Fagen - The Nightfly (25:28), Duran Duran - Rio (54:40), and Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast (1:30:36). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/combingthestacks/message

Let the games begin!   A spectacular Commonwealth Games Birmingham 2022 opening ceremony has been dominating social media over the last few hours.   One of the major talking points was the giant Brummie Bull which served as the focal point for the show, there's also widespread praise for Duran Duran who performed, some 40 years on from their first hits.   There's a partial victory for the campaigners I mentioned earlier this week who were pushing Instagram to go back to its old ways and rely less on algorithms and software.   The platform's chief Adam Mosseri has acknowledged the criticism and said he thinks they need to take a step back and reassess the reliance on recommended content - many users want to see more from their friends and family and less of what the system thinks they should see.   Important news now for Amazon Prime subscribers - you're in for a price rise. From September the cost will increase to £8.99 a month, that's a pound more than it has been.   An annual membership will move from £79 to £95 but that is still 12 pounds cheaper than paying a month at a time.  

Writer Annie Zaleski joins Joe & Kristen to talk about Duran Duran's breakout album "Rio" and her recent book for the 33 1/3 series all about the subject. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 583 Join us “live” from The Kentucky Theater for this year's Harry Dean Stanton Fest with special guest - director Allison Anders. And as we try to decide if we've had too much coffee, we also delve into… Wim Wenders, the unacknowledged Kevin Bacon, Billy Woodberry, RiverDale, double features, the OG, Billy Swan, The Paramount and The Capital, cop shows, American independent cinema, post office anxiety, I don't want you to die by the way, Paris, Texas,  Nicholas Ray, the L.A. Rebellion, Steven Bochco, Illeana Douglas, friends trying to makes a film together, Werner Herzog, you have control over nothing, bawled like a baby, Fairuza Balk, movie palaces, Southland, Duran Duran, Rodrigo García, never give up, Murder in the First, how to get a t-shirt, Ione Skye, there's a lot of pointing, Lightning Over Water, I'd won a grant, this is like a new movement in movies here in our film school, DIY culture, Stanley Kubrick, telling amazing stories and Paul is Dead.  “I don't know how you could not be in love with movies.” For more on Harry Dean Stanton Fest: harrydeanstantonfest.org For more on The Kentucky Theater: kentuckytheatre.org

We look at Elton John's “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” (1973) one of the most important and influential albums of the modern rock period.  An album with serious lyrics, tight ensemble playing from the band, and cover art as good as it gets, this album marks a high point for Elton John.  In his career of over 50 years, he may have matched, but never bettered, this album. We also look at the 80's, which get a bit of a bum rap from many people for “manufactured bands and music”. This is perhaps unfair, with a lot of great music, Live Aid, the Berlin Wall coming down and the arty New Romantic style following a direct line from punk right at the start of the decade! Spandau Ballet, along with ABC, Visage, Duran Duran, A Flock of Seagulls, Boy George / Culture Club were at the vanguard of a style that owed a lot to the simplification and availability of keyboards/synthesisers.  Simple songs, no virtuoso playing but heaps of fun. From the burbling keyboards of “To Cut a Long Story Short” through to the blue-eyed soul of “True” and “Gold”, they provided a glamorous soundtrack for a new decade that still stands up today. Jeff's Rant urges everyone to get involved in bitcoin before becomes so worthless no one will want to buy it!!References:  Gus Dudgeon, Elton John, Nigel Olsson, Dee Murray, Davey Johnstone, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, “Candle in the Wind”, Paul Buckmaster, 1001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die”, Robert Dimery, double albums, Spandau Ballet, New Romantics, Blitz, Bowie, Pierrot costume, Rick Wakeman, Tony Hadley, Journeys to Glory, “Soul Boys of the Western World”, “True”, “The Wedding Singer”, Steve Buscemi Spandau BalletYellow Brick RoadTrade DogecoinBored Ape Yacht Club

Growing up in the 80s in the US meant being awestruck and beholden to MTV.   Seeing artists from all over the world bring their music, color and performances to the small screen opened up the world to those trying to navigate the suburbs.  For our generation, Duran Duran was as close as we got to the 2nd coming of The Beatles with their fashion, sound and innovative videos.To wrap up an amazing summer concert series at Hyde Park in London which included two Rolling Stones shows for The Wolf, he took The Wolf Cub so she could dance to her favorite 80s tunes.  A little warmer than the first two weekends, we navigated the sun, the groups of moms on a night out and those nostalgic for the heyday of their youth.Hear about Nile Rodgers jumping on stage for a couple of songs, how Nick Rhodes may have misfired A View To A Kill a song early, about the lovely and talented Anna Ross and Rachael O'Connor and how we made our escape.  It was a colorful and fun night in London!Ugly American Werewolf in London WebsiteYouTubeTwitterInstagramwww.pantheonpodcasts.com

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Writer Annie Zaleski joins Joe & Kristen to talk about Duran Duran's breakout album "Rio" and her recent book for the 33 1/3 series all about the subject. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

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Growing up in the 80s in the US meant being awestruck and beholden to MTV.   Seeing artists from all over the world bring their music, color and performances to the small screen opened up the world to those trying to navigate the suburbs.  For our generation, Duran Duran was as close as we got to the 2nd coming of The Beatles with their fashion, sound and innovative videos.To wrap up an amazing summer concert series at Hyde Park in London which included two Rolling Stones shows for The Wolf, he took The Wolf Cub so she could dance to her favorite 80s tunes.  A little warmer than the first two weekends, we navigated the sun, the groups of moms on a night out and those nostalgic for the heyday of their youth.Hear about Nile Rodgers jumping on stage for a couple of songs, how Nick Rhodes may have misfired A View To A Kill a song early, about the lovely and talented Anna Ross and Rachael O'Connor and how we made our escape.  It was a colorful and fun night in London!Ugly American Werewolf in London WebsiteYouTubeTwitterInstagramwww.pantheonpodcasts.com 

This is the Mistress Carrie Situation Report! The 'Sit Rep' your daily Entertainment headlines, Industry Info, and everything ROCK, all in under 5 minutes! 07-21-2022. The Mistress Carrie Podcast, a proud member of the Pantheon Podcast Network!  ClusterfuckJoe PerryShania TwainJourneyTony IommiHalloween EndsDopeThe CultLet There Be DrumsCliff Burton BeerHouse of the DragonDio DocOzzyNew films in theaters this weekNew Releases This Week Hard Rock and Metal ReleasesFind Mistress Carrie online:Official WebsiteThe Mistress Carrie Backstage Pass on PatreonTwitterFacebookInstagramYouTubeCameoPantheon Podcast Network

After the so-called-but-not-really “death” of disco, dance music in the 1980s moved to its own beat. There was synthpop, electro, hi-NRG and house. But the scrappy genre that seemed to pull it all together was called freestyle—a breakbeat-tempo, Latin-flavored genre fortified with dizzying, proudly synthetic beats. Freestyle grew out of the clubs and streets of New York and Miami and briefly dominated '80s dance-pop. Freestyle's flagship artists were only medium-level stars: Shannon. Exposé. Lisa Lisa. Stevie B. Nu Shooz. Sweet Sensation. But these acts—most especially their yearning, floridly romantic, rhythmically hectic songs—punched above their weight on the charts and even affected the hits of superstars from Madonna to Duran Duran, Whitney Houston to Pet Shop Boys. Join Chris Molanphy as he defines the byways of this bespoke dance genre and traces how it bridged the disco era into the hiphop era. Podcast production by Kevin Bendis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the so-called-but-not-really “death” of disco, dance music in the 1980s moved to its own beat. There was synthpop, electro, hi-NRG and house. But the scrappy genre that seemed to pull it all together was called freestyle—a breakbeat-tempo, Latin-flavored genre fortified with dizzying, proudly synthetic beats. Freestyle grew out of the clubs and streets of New York and Miami and briefly dominated '80s dance-pop. Freestyle's flagship artists were only medium-level stars: Shannon. Exposé. Lisa Lisa. Stevie B. Nu Shooz. Sweet Sensation. But these acts—most especially their yearning, floridly romantic, rhythmically hectic songs—punched above their weight on the charts and even affected the hits of superstars from Madonna to Duran Duran, Whitney Houston to Pet Shop Boys. Join Chris Molanphy as he defines the byways of this bespoke dance genre and traces how it bridged the disco era into the hiphop era. Podcast production by Kevin Bendis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the so-called-but-not-really “death” of disco, dance music in the 1980s moved to its own beat. There was synthpop, electro, hi-NRG and house. But the scrappy genre that seemed to pull it all together was called freestyle—a breakbeat-tempo, Latin-flavored genre fortified with dizzying, proudly synthetic beats. Freestyle grew out of the clubs and streets of New York and Miami and briefly dominated '80s dance-pop. Freestyle's flagship artists were only medium-level stars: Shannon. Exposé. Lisa Lisa. Stevie B. Nu Shooz. Sweet Sensation. But these acts—most especially their yearning, floridly romantic, rhythmically hectic songs—punched above their weight on the charts and even affected the hits of superstars from Madonna to Duran Duran, Whitney Houston to Pet Shop Boys. Join Chris Molanphy as he defines the byways of this bespoke dance genre and traces how it bridged the disco era into the hiphop era. Podcast production by Kevin Bendis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

All of the songs from this week's Song of the Night segment. Artists include: Everclear, El DeBarge, Duran Duran, and Psy.

We are back with another episode of Riot Act, your weekly Duran Duran love in... sorry, dose of alternative music news. Steve is joined once more by Sam Sleight, who actually does have to listen to Steve ranting on about seeing Duran Duran live last week, alongside Nile Rodgers, Pearl Jam, Pixies and Warmduscher at the BST shows in Hyde Park. We also talk about the reformation of Porno for Pyros, pretty good, and the proposed reformation of, can't believe we're writing this, Pantera, which is far from good. There's also album reviews from the new releases by Black Midi and Interpol, before Sam picks four albums that we have yet to cover on RA thus far this year from FKA Twigs, Final Light, Totally Unicorn and Wormrot. Nice. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

"Who's Your Band?" Podcast Episode 97! Comedians Sean Morton and Jeffrey Paul with special guest comedian Kevin Downey Jr! On this week's episode of "Who's Your Band?," we welcome in comedian Kevin Downey Jr! We discuss politics, comedy, and Duran Duran! You won't find that on any other show!

Weight of the World. Young Guns vocalist, universal songwriter and the beautifully charming, Gustav Wood, is our guest on Episode 190 of Sappenin' Podcast! After the band made their long-awaited return, with their first live shows in five years, Gustav uses us as a platform to exclusively explain what's been going on behind the scenes, backstage at 2000 Trees Festival. In this conversation, we discuss why Young Guns almost disappeared, breakup rumours, the catalyst that got them back on stage, the tole of growing up on the road, music finance scares, pre-show nerves, nostalgia, his secret time away from the band, writing for other artists, a unbelievable project involving Duran Duran, the bands time in America, getting a number one single vs being the theme song for WrestleMania, Puff Daddy beef, the beauty of the 2010 UK alternative music scene, skydiving, new music, future plans, life experiences and more. Turn it up and join Sean and Morgan to find out Sappenin' this week!Follow us on Social Media:Twitter: @sappeninpod.Instagram: @sappeninpod.Special thank you to our Sappenin' Podcast Patreons:Join the Sappenin' Podcast Community: Patreon.com/Sappenin.Kylie Wheeler, Janelle Caston, Amandine Urbano, Mitch Perry, Dilly Grimwood, Kelly Irwin, Nathan Crawshaw, Paul Hirschfield, Emma Barber, Kelly Young, Sammy G, Tony Michael, Kat Bessant, Dana Lasnover, Jenni Robinson, Mikey Engler, Louis Cook, Martina McManus, Kevin Clarke, Danny Eaton, Carl Pendlebury, Lydia Henderson, Craig Harris, James McNaught, Jenni Munster, Jason Heredia, Lucy Deards, John & Emma, Emily Perry, Stuart McNaught, Becky Handy, Kelly Cannon, Adam Parslow, Oli Amesbury, Josh Crisp, Alice Wood, Rhys Bowering, Ben Evans, Cate Stevenson, Connor Lewins, Livvy Cropper, Cery Andrews, Jean Davies, Harry Radford, Rhys Bernardo, Let It Flow, James Bowerbank, Jordan Harris, Chris Hawthorne, Jade Austin, James Page, Jacob Turner, Andrew Keech, Alya Emo, Steph Blackmore, Kate Puttock, Jen Dean, Kristen Fiddes, Sam Nevile, Scott Evans, Sarah Maher, Lucy Neill, Alanagh Gabhann, Amy Thomas, Michael Snowden, Stevie Burke, Justine Baddeley, Luke Wardle, John Wilson, David Winchurch, Beth Downing, Nathan Matheson, Robert Pike, Jessie Hellier, Ash Foster, Hannah Rachel, Jamie O' Jamie, Emily Dixon, Rebecca Harrison, Owen Davies, Scarlet Charlton, Vicki Willis-Dent, Matt Roberts, Joshua Ehrensperger-Lewis, Robert Bryne, Anthony Matthews, Chris Harris, Callum Oakshott, Ida Christensen, Dan Cullen, Erin Howard, Jim Farrell, Kyle Smith, Helen Macbeth, Dilly Dally, Jamie Bloor, Tim Whatley, Samantha Bowen, Loz Sánchez, Dmac, Hannah Kenyon, Jaii Humphreys, Emma Musgrave, Sophie Brydon, Katrina Robinson, Tosca Andrea, Beth Gayler, Madeleine Inez, Donna Attrill, Tom Hylands, Sabina Laura, Nick Herring, Chris Lincoln, Andy Wastell, Jemma John, Antony Hersey, Nuala Clark, Taylor Asbridge, Tom Owen, Mike Sheppard, Lisa Sullivan, Stephanie Lowe, Alexandra Pemblington, Laura Bullock, Charley Allison, Tristan Gorman, Leanne Gerrard, Helen Anyetta, Amee Louise, Lesley Walker, Kalila Keane, Joshua Mortazavi, Vicki Henshaw, Gemma Graham, Eva B, Kayla O' Sullivan, Garry White.Diolch and Thank You x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week our guests are Comedian John Cleveland Hinton [@maxjulian007] and his lovely fiancé Carolina Rodriguez. Five months before their wedding day , John and Carolina stop by to taste some beers at The Beer Man Beer studio. Veteran of the comedy game, John Cleveland tells us about his early start in Stand Up Comedy opening up for Martin Lawrence at Connecticut's Jokers Wild Comedy Club and recent shows with Marshall Brandon at The Funny Bone. See how John and Carolina met and how John purposed.   We taste beers from Brewport [@brewportct] and Alvarium Beer Company [@alvariumbeer]. Both with a 6.66 ABV (very evil). One of our favorite beer returns from the Outer Banks, NC. stay tuned for hilarious stories about school lunches, T.V. dinners, going to the gym, West Indian funerals and dig deep into some of John and Carolina's favorite music including Bon Jovi, Stevie Ray Vaughan, INXS, NKOTB, Duran Duran and more.......   A fun time with John Cleveland and Carolina! Hope you enjoy it. #Cannonball!     

"LIfe's What You Make It" is the inflection point whereTalk Talk went from a Duran Duran also-ran to an innovative band that proved to be a big influence on Radiohead, St. Vincent, and many, many others. It's also a great song and good advice. You can hear "Life's What You Make It" and a playlist of other songs from Talk Talk, from their first hit "TalkTalk" through their final, atmospheric records that stretched the boundaries of popular music here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0VB3wVOGVAlTyWtolJxq0p?si=7331fe073ab44061

This week on The Metro, Warlock Jeff Ivins brings you the following bands: Wham!, Aztec Camera, Greg Kihn, The J Geils Band, Robert Hazard, The B-52’s, Alphaville, Jane Wiedlin, Billy Ocean, Eurythmics, Suburban Lawns, Nick Heyward, Marilyn, Fischer-Z, and finishing up with some Duran Duran.

As we prepare for a new season of Pink Panther-inspired silliness, we take a breath with one of our favorite bands, Duran Duran! We have come to a turn in the band's career with the funk heavy album Notorious. Also, Simon LeBon observational humor and a side discussion of Alfred Hitchcock. You can get the full conversation on the Legion Patreon. The post Duncan and Bo and Duran Duran #4: Notrious first appeared on Legion.

As we prepare for a new season of Pink Panther-inspired silliness, we take a breath with one of our favorite bands, Duran Duran! We have come to a turn in the band's career with the funk-heavy album Notorious. Also, Simon LeBon observational humor and a side discussion of Alfred Hitchcock. You can get the full conversation on the Legion Patreon.

Writer and huge dumbass Rob Tannenbaum (I Want My MTV) joins Joe & Kristen to talk about the importance of MTV to this year's inductees. More importantly though, he's berated and insulted, as per the agreements of the bet he lost on a previous episode. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

This is the inaugural Suburban Underground episode of the new Steve-solo era.  Drew is kicking buttocks in his new gig, which is awesome.  Check  this episode out and let me know if you think things have changed much or are pretty much continuing the status quo.  In this episode you will hear Garbage, Tears for Fears, Duran Duran, Orville Peck, The Wombats, Sofi Tukker, The Grapes Of Wrath, Pearl Jam, Hey Steve, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Rooney, Maggie Rogers, Intaferon, Bourgeois Tagg and Wire Train.   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!  

A rerun of our 2019 Duran Duran episode with friend/writer Dave Schilling. Condensed and edited for YOUR listening pleasure! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

A rerun of our 2019 Duran Duran episode with friend/writer Dave Schilling. Condensed and edited for YOUR listening pleasure! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Journalist and author of the 33 ⅓ book Duran Duran's Rio, Annie Zaleski, joins DJ Louie for a deep-dive into ‘80s British pop-rock band and seminal music video-pioneers, Duran Duran. First, Louie and Annie parse the various music scenes-- glam rock, new wave, “The New Romantics”-- from which Duran Duran emerged before discussing the band's formation in Birmingham in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, their deal with storied label EMI, and what factors lead their 1981 self-titled debut, a prescient blend of rock and dance music, to become a smash overseas but fail to impact here in America. They then move on to the band's second record, 1982's blockbuster Rio, their groundbreaking and trendsetting videos for singles like “Rio” and “Hungry Like the Wolf”, the latter of which won the inaugural Best Music Video prize at the 1984 VMAs, how the group cleverly broke onto American radio thanks to their then-novel use of dance remixes, and how their massive success with teenage girls led them to be dismissed as fluff by the rockist critical establishment. Louie and Annie then lay out Duran Duran's continued success with albums like 1983's Seven and the Ragged Tiger and 1986's Nile Rodgers-produced Notorious, why the band quickly fell out of favor with mainstream audiences during the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, how they made one of the most unlikely comebacks in pop history with 1993's Duran Duran (The Wedding Album) featuring two of their definitive hits, “Ordinary World” and “Come Undone”, and what their recent induction into the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame means for their legacy. Finally, Louie and Annie rank Duran Duran in the official Pop Pantheon. Tickets to see Louie DJ Pop Music at Gorgeous Gorgeous 7/16 in DTLA!Buy Annie Zaleksi's 33 1/3 Book on Duran Duran's RioCheck out Louie's Duran Duran Essentials Playlist on SpotifyJoin the Pop Pantheon Discord!Follow DJ Louie XIV on InstagramFollow DJ Louie XIV on TwitterFollow Pop Pantheon on InstagramFollow Pop Pantheon on TwitterFollow Annie Zaleski on Twitter

Deshaun Watson goes 20-24 w/ 0 TDs & 20 NDAs, Bill Cosby loses in court again, WATP Karl takes apart the SmartLess podcast, Ezra Miller on the run, Eli Zaret stops by, OnlyFans "sisters", a Duran Duran rabbit hole, and CNN v. Fox News: no one wins.Todd Rundgren will join us tomorrow before appearing in Royal Oak this Friday. Chris Kattan will join us in two weeks before his show at Mark Ridley's.Eli Zaret joins us to sleep through the NBA Finals, grumble at Deshaun Watson, grimace at LIV Golf, complain about the Detroit Tigers, ask about E-Rod, lament Javier Baez and then get depressed at all the negative sports news.Like Neighbor Marcus, Kamala Harris knows nothing of Juneteenth and cannot do math.Drew goes down a Duran Duran cover song rabbit hole.Beyoncé dropped a new tune and GMA was besides themselves.Rob Gronkowski has retired... again.Karl from WATP drops by to dissect the Bradley Cooper episode of SmartLess, rip on Howard Stern a little more, wonder why Bert Kreischer remains popular and bring Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk back to the program.Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams or use the code dams to get a HUGE Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 1 additional month for free + a bonus gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee!Here's an example of the "art" John Hinckley Jr. is selling. His pieces sell out in minutes and normally go for around $400-$500. Hinck-Dogg did an interview with the lead singer of Eve 6.These two hotties scissor on OnlyFans and just announced they might be sisters. Probably just an OnlyFans ploy.COVID shots are being distributed to the youngsters.Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss testify at the Jan 6th Hearings. Laura Cox made an appearance too. Adam Schiff grandstands.Stephen Colbert explains the whole "June 16th Insurrection" by his staff. Fox News is still really mad about it.Antwon Brown has been arrested for sucker-punching Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer.Drew breaks down the first 10 minutes of both Fox News and CNN from last night.There's controversy in Berkley.A creepy wrestling coach at Divine Child High School was trading weed for nudes... minor nudes.Deshaun Watson settles 20 of the 24 sex assault cases. 4 more to go and he can be a top 10 fantasy football pick again.A jury has awarded Judy Huth $500,000 for the 1975 sexual assault by Bill Cosby.Ezra Miller remains on the run from grooming & assault allegations and he may lose his D.C. Universe gig as The Flash. "Eat it, cops".DaBaby is "doing the work".Crypto sponsors are backing off.Todd Rundgren tomorrow! He's produced a lot of music.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).