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Well, what a week that was. Your regular host Andy pulled a Jonathan Varane, and withdrew late with an undisclosed injury, so Ant, goes full Morgan Fox and steps in at the last minute to join Dun to dissect a busy old week (but without the own goal)- A bloody good Friday - It was the best of Schaffers...- How can you not notice a big lump like Lindsey at the far post?- Marti makes some impact subs- Smythy gets away with his impact (for a short while at least)- Frey bullies the ball in the back of the net to equalise with 5 minutes to go- Koki Sait-OW! Shoulder Dislocated.- "Locate Dis!" Lucas no longer a naughty boy, was our messiah on good Friday right at the death.- We had to resurrect the Lucas Music- A bloody poor Monday - It was the worst of schaffers...- Good job we're mathematically safe, Swansea had our number.- Americans don't have Easter Monday as a holiday some of us have to work- QPR fans generally United on Sutton's debut. Academy product Emerson gets his first taste of first team football.- Fox helps Swans take flight- Darling, we're 2-0 down.- Madsen to Dembele again get us back in it- Strong finish, came up short. (Am I allowed to say short?)- We're safe. Good job as it's tighter than our FFP headway down at the bottom- If QPR brought in a 25 goal striker from League 1 next season, you've be delighted. So why are we unsure about Charlie Kelman?- Season almost over, we can put our feet up, nothing to see here.- Oh...every. damn. time...- Let's Frost/Nixon the elephant in the room. Marti v Nourry. A heavyweight last man standing battle. Only one can survive! (apparently...). Is it a Paella Bull**t?- (Please don't buy The Sun - It's the National Enquirer of Fox News of Newspapers)- Podcastapalooza this week. WSL and W12 go 60 Minutes with interviews and insight with the Head of Methodology on WSL and Ilias on W12. QPR Pod went more OAN with a balanced nuanced discussion.- Conclusion: Can every one be like Xavi and just be Calm.- Man, we could do with some lovely stuff after all that - So, Steve Lamacq, Pulp & Jam and there has been some bloody great TV this year. - Predictions . Any chance we can get the ball in Burnley's net. No one else can. They've conceded 10 less goals than Kelman has scored!- Soft Play on Sunday and Ant manifests concerts.Rate, review, 5 Stars would be lovely, any feedback and comments would be better.Oh, and our T-shirts will be available for an end of season pre-order special soon! Details soon on our socials. (Bluesky, threads and Insta)
A brief, silly chat with one of the most ripping bands around. Bad Nerves' Bobby and Jon discuss white underwear, skateboarding, Chelmsford van hire and getting snubbed by Steve Lamacq. Still Nervous is available now on LP and they tour all across North America with Spiritual Cramp in April/May. Support 101 Part Time Jobs from £2 per month: Patreon.com/101parttimejobs Get yourself some top class Shure microphone gear: https://shu.re/3YhV7p2 DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keeping the ENTIRETY of their revenue. Get 30% off the first year of their service by signing up at https://distrokid.com/vip/101pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hi and welcome to Decomposed Radio 094. Featuring on today's show is experimental artist and producer Kayla Painter, who's immersive audio- visual performances and productions have been impressing and delighting audiences in equal measure for several years now. Kayla's music has been played and critically acclaimed by Mary Anne Hobbs, Giles Peterson, Steve Lamacq and Tom Ravenscroft... to name but a few. The mix she's recorded not only gives a fantastic sonic journey, but also a unique insight into her musical tastes and influences, crammed ful of light and mellow and tougher, darker moments. Also a keen climber, Kayla's appearance on Decomposed Radio is the perfect example of only ever being one person removed from knowing someone through climbing, after a chance meeting on a South Wales sea cliff and the realisation that we have a mutual acquantance.... friend of the show Niall Grimes. So big up Grimer! Nice one! For more information on Kayla head to her website www.kaylapainter.com and follow her musical and climbing journeys on instagram. If you'd like to own some of her music get yourself over to her Bandcamp page where you can find her latest releases "Fractures" as well as the contender for best album title ever.... "Ambient Owl Core - Volume 2" So let's get stuck into the music, sit back and standy. This is Decomposed Radio 094 in the mix with Kayla Painter......
It's the moment so many people had been hoping for - Oasis are back. Steve and Jo reunite to tackle the biggest musical story of the year, the return of Noel and Liam. But what do we know about the reunion so far?Presented by Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley Written and produced by Paul Sheehan and Phil Smith for BBC Audio
Greg, Jimmy and Felix meet rising England star Alice Capsey as the Hundred reaches its climax - they chat about her stellar career and wish her a happy birthday to boot! Plus, there's all the latest correspondence from listeners, an amazing gift from Steve Lamacq, and could we be seeing the birth of a brand new Tailenders cricket venture?
As the 90s hurtled towards a new millennium, Britpop wasn't just making big headlines, it had also become very big business.As money flowed through the UK music industry, everyone was desperate to be part of Cool Britannia. However, with the arrival of money came the arrival of excess.In Episode 7 of The Rise and Fall of Britpop, legendary Evening Session hosts Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq re-unite to look back at what life was like for those in the eye of the storm.The Rise and Fall of Britpop was presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq. It was written by Steve Lamacq and Paul Sheehan. Technical Production by Tim Heffer. With additional production by Phil Smith. The Editor for BBC Audio was Helen Hobday. The Commissioning Producer was Jonathan O'Sullivan. The Commissioner for Sounds was Will Wilkin. Archive comes from The Word, Fierce Panda, Channel 4, Hattrick, Steve Lamacq, Peel Acres, Creation Call, Ginger Media and the BBC Archive. The producers would like to thank all contributors and archive interviewers and interviewees including Matt Everitt, Jax Coombes, Miranda Sawyer, John Harris, Stephen Merchant, Matt Tasker, Dermot O'Leary, Sara Tabar, Anna Richards, Tom Ravenscroft, Sam Cunningham, Chris Morris, Stuart Maconie, Mark Goodier, Georgia Frampton and Snuff.
In August 1995, battle lines were drawn and the North vs South rivalry was reignited as Blur and Oasis battled it out for the top spot in the UK charts. What started off as banter soon became a full Britpop war, with offices, classrooms and friendship groups divided. In episode six of The Rise and Fall of Britpop, Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley tell the real stories behind the ‘Battle of Britpop'. Listen only on BBC Sounds. Presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq Written by Steve Lamacq and Paul Sheehan Produced by Paul Sheehan with additional production by Phil Smith Technical Production by Tim Heffer Editor for BBC Audio Helen Hobday Commissioning Producer Jonathan O'Sullivan Commissioner for BBC Music Will Wilkin A BBC Audio Production
Despite Blur and Oasis dominating the headlines, one band more than any other came to represent the soaring highs and crushing lows of Britpop - Pulp. From recording in a semi-detached house in Sheffield to writing songs in a tent the night before headlining Glastonbury, the Pulp story has it all. Thirty years on from the legendary Radio 1 Evening Session, Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq look back at the history of Pulp, discuss the band's impact and reveal how the intervention of Bob Mortimer and David Bowie might just have saved the 90s.Listen only on BBC Sounds. Presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq Written by Steve Lamacq and Paul Sheehan Produced by Paul Sheehan with additional production by Phil Smith Technical Production by Tim Heffer Editor for BBC Audio Helen Hobday Commissioning Producer Jonathan O'Sullivan Commissioner for BBC Music Will Wilkin A BBC Audio Production
As Britpop and lad culture became intertwined, did this heady relationship do a disservice to the women behind the music?30 years on from Britpop, Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq take a trip back to the 90s to reassess the scene's relationship with sex and gender. From the front covers of lads mags, to music videos, they delve into the day to day experiences of many band members.Featuring new and archive interviews with Louise Wener, Shirley Manson, Miki Berenyi and Justine Frischmann, Episode 4 of The Rise and Fall of Britpop highlights the barriers women faced and celebrates the trails they blazed across the decade.Presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq Written by Steve Lamacq and Paul Sheehan Produced by Paul Sheehan with additional production by Phil Smith Technical Production by Tim Heffer Editor for BBC Audio Helen Hobday Commissioning Producer Jonathan O'Sullivan Commissioner for BBC Music Will Wilkin A BBC Audio Production
Thirty years ago a youthquake of creativity took hold of the UK, as Britpop sucked everything into its cultural orbit.From supermodels at Fashion week, to Edinburgh's underbelly and from Match of the Day montages, to puppets interviewing rock stars on Breakfast TV, the attitude and aspirations of Britpop reverberated across the country.In episode 3 of The Rise and Fall of Britpop Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley dust off old note books, photo albums, CDs and tapes and look at the effect Britpop had on every aspect of British culture.Listen only on BBC Sounds.Presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq Written by Steve Lamacq and Paul Sheehan Produced by Paul Sheehan with additional production by Phil Smith Technical Production by Tim Heffer Editor for BBC Audio Helen Hobday Commissioning Producer Jonathan O'Sullivan Commissioner for BBC Music Will Wilkin A BBC Audio Production
Britpop, as a term landed in the spring of 1993 but it was a full year later, that everything changed over the course of just twenty days. In Episode 2 of The Rise and Fall of Britpop, Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley revisit the key moments on the road to Britpop's explosion. Including on air resignations at Radio 1, a band of rowdy Mancunians and a tragic death, which caused shockwaves around the world. 30 years later Steve and Jo are taking advantage of their contacts, going through old note books, photo albums, DATs, Mini Discs and the BBC archives, to chart the Rise and Fall of one of the biggest musical movements ever to hit the UK… Britpop. Warning: this episode contains strong language, adult themes and descriptions of self-harm and suicide, which some listeners may find distressing. Details of help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionlineListen only on BBC Sounds.Presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq Written by Steve Lamacq and Paul Sheehan Produced by Paul Sheehan with additional production by Phil Smith Technical Production by Tim Heffer Editor for BBC Audio Helen Hobday Commissioning Producer Jonathan O'Sullivan Commissioner for BBC Music Will Wilkin A BBC Audio Production
Mick McCarthy in conversation with David Eastaugh When Blab Happy split up, singer/guitarist Mick McCarthy and bassist Tony Owen recruited John Waddington to form Perfume, initially releasing records on their own "Aromasound" label. Beginning with scented limited edition vinyl, they enjoyed a string of Indie Top 10 hits. Their first release was "Yoga/Perfume” in December 1993, the white label was played repeatedly on Radio 1 by Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley. Second single "Young/Anointed” (which was also perfume-scented) appeared in April 1994. Third single "Lover" was picked up on by BBC Radio One DJ's Steve Lamacq and Jo Wiley (the latter getting the band in to record a session for her show).
Join Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq as they delve into the complex relationship between brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, a fascinating sibling rivalry that both made, and ultimately destroyed, Oasis. Featuring archive material, music, outrageous anecdotes, and first-hand accounts from bandmates, producers, and industry insiders.
The Rise and Fall of Oasis - Episode 8 - Live Forever?With both Liam and Noel having successful solo careers, and a new generation of fans discovering Oasis, there is endless talk of the band getting back together. And whilst they seem to have been staying out of each other's way, the constant jibing has moved to social media. We look at what the band means to a new generation of fans, and if they ever will just give each other a call?The Rise and Fall of Oasis was presented by Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq. It was written by Paul Sheehan and Philip Smith. Technical production by Tim Heffer and Sarah Hockley with additional production by Berni Botto, Anna Richards and Merrily Grout. The Editor for BBC Audio was Helen Hobday, the commissioning producer was Hannah Clapham and the Commissioner for BBC Sounds was Will Wilkin. It was produced for BBC Audio by Philip Smith and Paul Sheehan.Archive comes from - The Brits, Channel 4, ITV, MTV, CBC Radio, 9News, Sky One Productions, OasisMediaArchive and the BBC Archive.The producers wish to thank all the contributors and archive interviewers and interviewees including: Matt Everitt, Dermot O'Leary, Ben Walker, Christine Boar, Anna Richards, Zane Lowe, Mark Radcliffe, John Wilson, Paul Kobrak, Mista Jam, John Harris, Felix White, Stephen Sackur, Hannah Farrell, Jolie MacKereth, Elizabeth Alker, Mark Goodier, Shaun Keaveny, Tony Visconti, Brian Cannon and Lisa Moorish.
In 1997, Steve Lamacq thought he was interviewing Noel Gallagher live on Radio 1. So he was delighted when Liam turned up too. He knew the brothers could be unpredictable, but he didn't know that this interview would go down in Oasis history. Their alcohol-fulled, expletive-filled argument was both radio gold and every presenter's nightmare. Steve takes Alice Levine and Matt Forde inside that day. Plus he tells us who really won the Battle of Britpop and weighs in on the band's future.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In a special one-off episode, Kevin and Kieran talk to Steve Lamacq and Stuart Dredge about their new podcast, The Price of Music. Follow Kevin on X - @kevinhunterday Follow Kieran on X - @KieranMaguire Follow Producer Guy on X - @guykilty Follow The Price of Football on X - @pof_pod Follow Steve on X - @steve_lamacq Follow Stuart on X - @stuartdredge Follow The Price of Music on X - @PriceofMusicpod Support The Price of Football on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/priceoffootball Check out the Price of Football merchandise store: https://the-price-of-football.backstreetmerch.com/ Visit the website: https://priceoffootball.com/ The Price of Football is a Dap Dip production: https://dapdip.co.uk/ contact@dapdip.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The radio accompanies us through our lives. Helping to define our eras; dragging us out of bed on a Monday morning; helping us through long drives; and becoming almost family! We grow up with our favourite radio DJs, following them as they move stations. And we jump around the dial depending on our mood. This week's episode is dedicated to all of this. Susie and Esther recreate DESERT ISLAND DISCS, subtly re-titled, SANDY ISLAND RECORDS... And the sketch is an homage to the radio. See if you can name the radio stations referenced! The special guest this week is a Radio Classic himself. The legendary BBC Radio 1 and Radio 6 Music DJ, STEVE LAMACQ. Steve wanted to be a DJ from a very young age and didn't imagine that it could actually happen! After a spell refereeing Under-12s football matches, journalism beckoned! He talks Esther and Susie through his early career and the dedication that has led to his position as the most respected DJ on radio. He also discusses his love of a certain radio drama! Steve is as fascinating as you'd imagine and his interview is a treat to listen to. Sign up to be an LTO Patron now at: Patreon.com/LimitedTimeOnlyPodcast LTO now has a PATREON page which means you can become an LTO Patron. Patrons get a raft of lush stuff including exclusive bonus content and access to exclusive LTO live events online and in-person. The next Patron-only LTO Live Online event is later this month! Details on Patreon! Susie & Esther are thrilled to be back in your ears. And over on Patreon too! Limited Time Only. A pick-me-up in podcast form. Instagram @limitedtimeonlypodcast Twitter @limitedtimepod Facebook Limited Time Only Podcast Email: limitedtimepodcast@gmail.com Music by Joel White aka Small Plates Listen to his music on Soundcloud Other sound effects from https://freesound.org
In each episode of The Price of Music, Steve Lamacq and Music Ally's Stuart Dredge take a weekly look at the money behind the music industry. Follow Steve on X - @steve_lamacq Follow Stuart on X - @stuartdredge Follow The Price of Music on X - @PriceofMusicpod For sponsorship email - info@adelicious.fm The Price of Music is a Dap Dip production: https://dapdip.co.uk/ contact@dapdip.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Dublin-born, London-based artist Niall Jackson aka Swimmers Jackson releases his second album Now Is All via his own Wonky Karousel Records label this Friday, April 7. Made between March 2020 and March 2022, it's a journey of sorts through the pandemic. He released his debut album Murmuration in May 2020, but with no opportunity to tour, Jackson took to writing as many songs as possible to document the feelings of that time before heading back into a studio in Limerick over Christmas 2021 and St Patrick's Day 2022. Armed with a handful of songs about loss of identity, an uncertain future, concerns with society's direction, and getting older against your will, the resulting album Now Is All is both hard fought and hard won. We talk about life in London, his creative process, getting radio play from Steve Lamacq, and go through some of the tracks on the album. You can buy it at: https://swimmersjackson.bandcamp.com/album/now-is-all Swimmers Jackson tour dates: April 6: Islington Assembly Hall, London (supporting Kila) April 7: Norton's Digbeth, Birmingham (supporting Kila) April 8: Secret Cinema, Crystal Palace April 14: Betsey Trotwood, London April 20: Roisin Dubh, Galway (supporting David Kitt) April 23: Spirit Store, Dundalk (supporting David Kitt) April 28: Pharmacia, Limerick (supporting Jinx Lennon) May 24: Maureen's Bar, Cork City May 26: Prim's Bookshop, Kinsale May 27: Levis' of Ballydehob May 28: Workman's Cellar, Dublin
Listen on your preferred platform here: https://mossonyi.ffm.to/showmethewoman.PBT With her fourth single 'Show Me The Woman', Onyi Moss takes us on a heartfelt soulful folk-pop journey, which throws us back to the lost era of classic singer-songwriters. The song reflects on the pressures of living up to standards pressed upon us by those lacking in the very same standards. When this comes from individuals closest to us, the feeling breeds suffocation. But there is a revelation of the truth if we only dare to ask the hypocrite to take a good look in the mirror. Onyi Moss is a British/Nigerian singer-songwriter from Manchester, UK. By day, she's a creative who focuses on strong visual content which has seen her gain over 160,000 followers on Instagram and won her various awards (like the 2019 Cosmopolitan Fashion Blogger of the Year). She introduced her music to the world in 2021. With influences ranging from the likes of Tracy Chapman, Asa, Corinne Bailey Rae and Ms. Lauryn Hill, she takes on an introspective approach with her songwriting. Onyi has been playlisted by 35+ big radio stations such as BBC Radio 6 (Steve Lamacq), RTE Radio 1 (the biggest station in Ireland), RTÉ2XM and many more! Onyi has also been backed by respected music bloggers/tastemakers such as 'The Boot, 'LeFutureWave', 'Last Day Deaf', 'Nya Crea', 'Caesar Live N Loud', 'Lauty', 'UNXIGNED' and 'HQ Indie' and more. Onyi's highly anticipated fourth single 'Show Me The Woman' is out everywhere on 31st March 2023. -
6 Music presenter and broadcasting legend Steve Lamacq talks Independent Venue Week and why 2023 is make or break for the grassroots circuit.
In the UK and Ireland a new music phenomenon is growing - bands that are speaking over their songs instead of singing. Is a new guitar music movement being born? Fontaines D.C., Dry Cleaning and Yard Act, as well as solo artists including Billy Nomates and Sinead O'Brien are just some of the acts using speech prominently in their music. It is not just vocal performance that has been commented on - many emerging bands have been described as having a ‘post-punk' guitar music style and lyrics rich in social commentary. Musician and broadcaster Gemma Bradley meets bands and vocalists to find out more about this exciting music trend and why. James Smith, songwriter and vocalist of English band Yard Act explains why he was attracted to what he describes as ‘spoken word, politically forward' guitar music. He reflects on the power of vocal performance and how the Covid pandemic affected his song writing. Irish vocalist Sinead O'Brien performs on stage with a guitarist and drummer and works in poetry as well as music. She meets Gemma backstage before a gig to discuss how versatile and impactful speech in music can be. Fionn Reilly from Belfast band Enola Gay explains to Gemma what inspires his energetic performance style, vocal delivery and the band's song lyrics. Gemma also visits the prolific and much sought-after producer Dan Carey at his London studio. He has worked with many guitar bands that use speech in their music including Fontaines D.C., Squid, Wet Leg and black midi, and describes the freedom available for artists unconstrained by the parameters of singing. (Photo: Yard Act (James Smith: vocals, Ryan Needham: Bass, Sam Shipstone: Guitar, Jay Russell: Drums and Christopher Duffin: Keys/Sax) perform live on 6 Music's Steve Lamacq show in Maida Vale studio, Nov. 2022. Credit: Mark Allan/BBC)
Hoy, con motivo del que sería el 55 cumpleaños de Richey Edwards, tenemos en La Gran Travesía un programa especial sobre Manic Street Preachers. Sería el 1 de febrero de 1995 cuando el músico desapareció sin dejar rastro, en uno de los grandes misterios de la Historia del Rock, cerca del Severn Bridge, al sureste de Gales Hoy nos centramos en su primera etapa, hasta la publicación de Everything Must Go, mientras recordamos la trayectoria errática del guitarrista. Un músico que. además de sus dotes para la composición, sería capaz de grabarse con una cuchilla en el brazo la expresión "4 REAL" ante una pregunta del periodista Steve Lamacq. Y ya sabéis, si os gusta el programa y os apetece, podéis apoyarnos y colaborar con nosotros por el simple precio de una cerveza al mes, desde el botón azul de iVoox, y así, además acceder a todo el archivo histórico exclusivo. ¿Quieres anunciarte en La Gran Travesía? Puedes hacerlo a través del siguiente enlace https://advoices.com/la-gran-travesia Muchas gracias a todos los mecenas por vuestro apoyo: Joaquín, Hernan de Soto, Sergio Castillo, Millo, Rafael Castro, Horns UP! Lourdes Pilar, Jose Diego, Dora, Miguel Angel Torres, Dani, Suibne, Jesús Miguel, Leticia, Sementalex, Guillermo Gutierrez, Zimmy, Enrique FG, Aida, Mati, Elliot SF, Redneckman, Daniel A, Raul Andrés, Luis Miguel Crespo, Gonzalo Fernández, Vlado 74, Toni Sureda, Alvaro Pérez, Marcos París, Angel Hernandez, Edgar Cuevas, Okabe 16, Victor Vosgos, Jit, Karlos Martinez, Daropa, Vicente DC, Francisco González, María Arán, javifer27, juancalero62, Eulogiko, Ikatza, Fonune, Juan Carlos González, Víctor Bravo, Edgar Xavier Sandoval Morales… y a los mecenas anónimos. Muchas gracias!!
This episode we're talking about Podcasts! We talk about the first podcasts we listened to (and whether we still listen to them), how we find new podcasts, what speed we listen to podcasts at, what podcasts we've been enjoying recently, podcasting in our pyjamas, and more! You can download the podcast directly, find it on Libsyn, or get it through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or your favourite podcast delivery system. In this episode Anna Ferri | Meghan Whyte | Matthew Murray | Jam Edwards Podcasts We Recommended Mangasplaining Finish It! Podcast Stuff The British Stole Hey Riddle Riddle One Shot Podcast Gender Reveal Stronger by Science The Slowdown Food 4 Thot American Hysteria Dig: A History Podcast You Are Good Clue (1985) w. Lauren Milberger Other Podcasts We Mentioned War Rocket Ajax Episode 333 - Long, Sustained Dong f/ [Jam] and Ian from HARK! Episode 383 - The Christmas Specials Special f/ [Jam] and Ian from HARK Episode 613 - Every Dracula Ever f/ Benito Cereno and Elle Collins HARK! Podcast Wait, What? Movie Fighters Welcome to Night Vale All Songs Considered Radiolab On Being with Krista Tippett Speaking of Faith Serial My Favorite Murder Maintenance Phase If Books Could Kill (they apparently don't have a website, just a Twitter feed and a link to Apple Podcasts) You're Wrong About The Satanic Panic Quarantine Book Club: “Michelle Remembers” My Brother, My Brother and Me The Adventure Zone Alice Isn't Dead The Moth Episode 136 - Hearts of Magic: Threads Entangled 99% Invisible RISK! Podcast Hazel & Katniss & Harry & Starr Tenure and Transparency (Brenna Clarke Grey talks about the tenure process) Links, Articles, and Things Podcast (Wikipedia) "Podcast" is a portmanteau of "iPod" and "broadcast". The earliest use of "podcasting" was traced to The Guardian columnist and BBC journalist Ben Hammersley, who coined it in early February 2004 while writing an article for The Guardian newspaper. The man who accidentally invented the word ‘Podcast' ComicsAlliance (Wikipedia) Judge Dredd (Wikipedia) BBC Radio 6 Matthew listened to a lot of Steve Lamacq's show Evolution of the iPod [2001-2022] How YouTube Became a Podcasting Powerhouse Without Trying Podcast Addict Who's on First? (Wikipedia) Abbott & Costello Who's On First Parasocial interaction (Wikipedia) 15 Literary Podcasts by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Colour) Podcasters Every month Book Club for Masochists: A Readers' Advisory Podcasts chooses a genre at random and we read and discuss books from that genre. We also put together book lists for each episode/genre that feature works by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Colour) authors. All of the lists can be found here. For this episode on podcasts, we've compiled a list of literature-related podcasts featuring BIPOC hosts/creators. AAWW Radio Black Chick Lit Book Friends Forever Book Women Podcast Books & Boba Deadline City Dreaming In The Dark Getting Lit Podcast LibVoices Minorities in Publishing Not Another Book Podcast Shaping the Narrative Storykeepers Podcast Tres Cuentos Literary Podcast Well-Read Black Girl Give us feedback! Fill out the form to ask for a recommendation or suggest a genre or title for us to read! Check out our Tumblr, follow us on Twitter or Instagram, join our Facebook Group, or send us an email! Join us again on Tuesday, December 6th when we'll be discussing the genre of Military Fiction! Then on Tuesday, December 20th we'll be talking about our favourite books we read in 2022!
Dan! Dan! Dan! Dan! Dan! Dan! Dan! Dan! Dan! Dan! This week's guest is Dan Morfitt. Jurassic Park! He now resides in the good ol' US of America, but before he fled these isles, he worked at loads of big stations. Kerrang? Tick. Radio Aire? Absolutely. Key 103? Just a bit. Hallam FM? But of course. BRMB? Don't mind if I do. Foxy chats to him about the crazy days at Kerrang (the C word went up the transmitter, and a microphone went up... well, listen and find out), being drunk in-charge of an overnight show, and throwing peanuts at Steve Lamacq. As usual, there's naughty words and content you probably shouldn't let your kids listen to. Listen to Dan's podcast Top Content, which he presents with Mike Peters, because it's very good indeed: https://podfollow.com/topcontentpod/view And you can catch him on https://wfmu.org/ too. Twitter: https://twitter.com/danmorfitt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danmorfitt/ Website: https://danmorfitt.com/
Instead of an episode of Creative Cul-de-Sac, we have an edited version of last week's live radio show. You can hear Shaun live on the radio via his Patreon every Friday from 1 pm.LINKSARTICLE IN THE GUARDIAN ABOUT COMMUNITY GARDEN RADIO - https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/apr/03/broadcaster-shaun-keaveny-its-been-a-huge-liberation-STEVE LAMACQ TWITTER - https://twitter.com/steve_lamacqIf you sign up for the Patreon now for 12 months you get 10% off: https://www.patreon.com/shaunkeaveny Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Listen on any platform here: https://ffm.to/lostsheep.PBT 'Lost Sheep' takes us on a cinematic folktronica-pop journey whilst throwing back to the lost era of classic singer-songwriters. It has an introspective foundation which builds into an outburst of heavy drums and almost 'takes you to church'. Onyi Moss delivers her third single which is about confronting the constant guilt that emerges whilst trying to exist in the world, having come from a controlled upbringing. Onyi has a strong background as a visual creative (amassing 160,000+ followers on Instagram alone). Her music has been backed by respected music bloggers/tastemakers such as 'LeFutureWave', 'Last Day Deaf', 'Nya Crea', 'Caesar Live N Loud', 'Lauty', 'UNXIGNED' and 'HQ Indie' and more. Her music's also been playlisted by stations such as BBC Radio 6 (Steve Lamacq), RTE Radio 1 (the biggest station in Ireland), RTÉ2XM, North Manchester FM, Canalside Radio, The Flash, Salford City Radio, KTCRfm, Abbey 104 and K107 FM and many more. Onyi's highly anticipated third single 'Lost Sheep' is out everywhere on 17th June 2022. -
Legendary broadcaster and BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Steve Lamacq talks to Headliner about the return of the 6 Music Festival and how the station continues to go from strength to strength 20 years after its launch.
Test Card Girl is the solo project that singer/songwriter Catherine Burgis has been working on since 2019. Based in Manchester, UK, Catherine decided to explore the depths of her creative mind after finding herself bored of living from administrative work. She began writing songs and doing stand-up comedy, which led to the release of her first single in September 2020. Her debut quickly gathered the attention of John Kennedy on Radio X and Steve Lamacq on BBC 6 Music (presented in the “Ones to Watch 2021” show). Receiving an Arts Council England Grant allowed her to work on her debut EP. Influenced by artists such as Marika Hackman, Bon Iver and Tracy Chapman, Test Card Girl presents her second single, “If You're Feeling Down”. After enjoying the electronic, synthwave elements present in her debut track, we are now delighted by this folk song, in which Catherine's charming voice and acoustic guitar invite the listener to a state of profound calm and warmth. A track that feels like sunshine, with delicate vocals and sweet melodies that will leave you smiling, feeling uplifted… such a beautiful experience.
In which we salute the charismatic Taylor Hawkins – and the magnetic appeal of brothers in arms (Taylor & Dave, Pete and Carl, Bruce and Clarence, John and Paul) - invent some rock and roll retirement homes (Itchycoo Park, Barrytown, In The Land Of Grey And Pink), stage an album sleeve style-off and wonder if ‘80s hair will ever make a comeback. Other things mentioned in despatches include Cruising With Ruben & the Jets, the Wailing Wailers, Broadcast News, Working Girl and whether Strawberry Switchblade and Pete Wylie have their Smash Hits covers on their living room walls. Steve Lamacq's Drumming Masterclass with Taylor Hawkins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwjEc8S0PRoTickets for Word In The Park in London on Saturday June 18th here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/were-throwing-a-party-for-paul-mccartneys-80th-and-youre-invited-tickets-259008229587Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word Podcast before the rest of the world - and with full visuals!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In which we salute the charismatic Taylor Hawkins – and the magnetic appeal of brothers in arms (Taylor & Dave, Pete and Carl, Bruce and Clarence, John and Paul) - invent some rock and roll retirement homes (Itchycoo Park, Barrytown, In The Land Of Grey And Pink), stage an album sleeve style-off and wonder if ‘80s hair will ever make a comeback. Other things mentioned in despatches include Cruising With Ruben & the Jets, the Wailing Wailers, Broadcast News, Working Girl and whether Strawberry Switchblade and Pete Wylie have their Smash Hits covers on their living room walls. Steve Lamacq's Drumming Masterclass with Taylor Hawkins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwjEc8S0PRoTickets for Word In The Park in London on Saturday June 18th here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/were-throwing-a-party-for-paul-mccartneys-80th-and-youre-invited-tickets-259008229587Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word Podcast before the rest of the world - and with full visuals!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In which we salute the charismatic Taylor Hawkins – and the magnetic appeal of brothers in arms (Taylor & Dave, Pete and Carl, Bruce and Clarence, John and Paul) - invent some rock and roll retirement homes (Itchycoo Park, Barrytown, In The Land Of Grey And Pink), stage an album sleeve style-off and wonder if ‘80s hair will ever make a comeback. Other things mentioned in despatches include Cruising With Ruben & the Jets, the Wailing Wailers, Broadcast News, Working Girl and whether Strawberry Switchblade and Pete Wylie have their Smash Hits covers on their living room walls. Steve Lamacq's Drumming Masterclass with Taylor Hawkins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwjEc8S0PRoTickets for Word In The Park in London on Saturday June 18th here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/were-throwing-a-party-for-paul-mccartneys-80th-and-youre-invited-tickets-259008229587Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word Podcast before the rest of the world - and with full visuals!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 30 - our pearl anniversary and what an auspicious edition, as for the first time we welcome back a previous guest. To celebrate the release of People Feel from their upcoming six track EP, say hello again to Nixer. They've been quiet of late and now we know why. Peggs and Seán have been busy beavering away in their South London studio, brewing up this enchanting elixir of an EP. Now with the single released and feeling radio love from the likes of Gemma Bradley, Lauren Laverne and Steve Lamacq, Seán and Peggs open up about the making of the EP. Originally it was going to be called Afterglow and released in Summer 2021 but they decided to wait and refocus and now we have the brilliant result. We hear about the difficulties of working in different countries and the energy of now being together in the studio, collaborating with Shiv, the awkward genesis of People Feel, the tracks they were listening to, the thrill of finding Rude 66 to master the EP and the sheer joy of playing their tracks live.There will be a 12" 45rpm vinyl release of the EP in late April. A previous track Magnolia Mouth appears on our first Blowtorch Records vinyl compilationNixer Tracks playedGentrificationPeople FeelBad Rain ft. ShivDecisionsTracks & artists referenced in the podcastThe Streets - Blinded By The LightsDe Ambasade - Geen GenadeKid Cudi - Solo DoloBoy Harsher - Careful Le Chocolat NoirRude 66
Chris Parry was, once, the drummer of New Zealand band The Fourmyula who went on to work for Polydor in the UK - going on to sign The Jam in February 1977. Chris first saw the band on 22nd January 1977, where they supported Bearded Lady at The Marquee in London (after Shane MacGowan had told him to check them out!). The band were signed for a £6,000 advance and 6% royalty rate which initially covered only the group's first single, but Polydor quickly exercised an option to extend the contract to four years and four albums. Chris has co-producer credits with Vic Smith on the first 2 albums along with the singles that came outside those album cycles - All around the World in 1977 and News of the World in 1978. For All Mod Cons - the 3rd Album - Chris had Associate Producer credits on To Be Someone (Didn't We Have A Nice Time), David Watts, It's Too Bad and 'A' Bomb in Wardour Street. In 1978, he left The Jam set up to create and run his own record label - Fiction Records - and signed The Cure (after hearing a demos of ‘10.15 on Saturday Night' and ‘Boys Don't Cry'). He managed The Cure until 1988 and Fiction released their music until 2001, when he sold the label to Universal Records. Another couple of nice Weller related connections - in 1984, Chris produced an album by Tim Pope - Director of multiple music videos for The Style Council and was also MD of Radio Station - XFM from 1992-1998 with an amazing line up including Steve Lamacq, Mary Anne Hobbs, Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant, Zane Lowe and Gary Crowley Session (Paul did a session on that show in 1997). Find out more at PaulWellerFanPodcast.com Thanks for listening - make sure that you subscribe / follow and leave a review - and if you want to support the podcast financially, you can buy me a virtual coffee (£3) at paulwellerfanpodcast.com/shop
Jonny is worried he has the physique of a 1970s Porsche and Richard has spotted a flute shop. Also in this episode, free Audi gloves, extremely lavish press trips, Rod Stewart's terrible new material, very smooth American cars of the '90s, large Dane Bowers bodywarmers, Steve Lamacq's peanut diet, East 17-spec jackets, the size of road signs, buying the old B ISTO ARS lettering, and what the merry heck is going on with the BMW XM? Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Calva Louise is one of the most exciting modern alternative bands on the planet. I have played the shit out of them since launching WWTR a little over a year ago, ha. Here's their bio. "Their eclectic sound is a molotov cocktail, encompassing ambitious songwriting and searing guitar hooks. Jess, Alizon, and Ben crossed paths in London during 2016, forming the band and quickly supporting the likes of Highly Suspect, Albert Hammond Jr., and Razorlight on tour. Since the band started, Calva Louise's songs have found heavy rotation across BBC1 with Jack Saunders, Huw Stephens, Annie Mac and Abbie McCarthy, BBC6 Music with Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq, Shaun Keaveny and the legendary Iggy Pop, X-posure with John Kennedy, as well as a live session at BBC Maida Vale Studios." Thanks for being here, Jon Calva Louise What was That? ★ Support this podcast ★
A very special episode for the Memorabilia Podcast - our first indie superstar guest in Caretaker Race singer/songrwriter and Loft guitarist Andy Strickland. Andy kindly took the time to speak to us for over 90 minutes about his band's superb 1990 debut album 'Hangover Square'. For the first time, we also have music clips to accompany the tales behind the songwriting and producing. Thank you Andy! There's a lot packed in to the lengthy episode and some wonderful stories shared by Andy talking about his time in 'The Loft', the break-up they went through, subsequently hitting number 3 in the Netflix music chart above Glen Campbell, forming The Caretaker Race, getting signed to legendary producer Stephen Street's Foundation record label, and everything you could possibly need to know about the LP Hangover Square. There's mentions for writer and broadcaster Danny Baker, Ian Dickson (the Australian Simon Cowell), Terry Hall, Johnny Marr, Lloyd Cole, Cherry Red Records, producer John Parish, journalist Jerry Smith, 6Music radio presenter Steve Lamacq, The Sundays, and why he realised he wasn't cut out for the world of business and being the owner of a record label. We can't thank Andy enough for giving up his time and for his patience during the recording. The Leeds to the Isle of Wight connection was a little unreliable and we encountered a number of technical hitches forcing us to swtich recording platforms after just a few minutes of getting going, so apologies for the imperfections in the opening minutes of the interview. Andy stayed with us to review the top 10 UK singles at the time of release for Hangover Square and finished with a brilliant story about a night out in Paris with the singer whose single from the movie 'Days of Thunder' was at the very top of the hit parade in September 1990. Andy left us with a 'hot-tip' for a new band to listen and watch out for - the Isle of Wight's very own 'Wet Leg'. In fact, the tip was that hot that the tickets we were going to buy to see them in Leeds in April 2022 have already sold out! Watch the video for Wet Leg's viral single 'Chaise Longue': https://youtu.be/Zd9jeJk2UHQ Listen to the recording of The Caretaker Race live in Switzerland in May 1991: https://youtu.be/QJE2jYzO0p8 You can follow Andy Strickland on Twitter @AStrickland165 Follow the podcast on Twitter @Memorabiliapod1 (https://twitter.com/Memorabiliapod1) or you can like us on Facebook @MemorabiliaPodcast (https://www.facebook.com/Memorabilia-Podcast-102585322133793) or send an email to memorabiliapodcast@gmail.com
Ryan Vail blends the worlds of electronica, folk, and classical, always experimenting with combining classical instruments with unique methods of recording and composition.“A minimalistic, electronic dream” -Nylon“Vail Combines modern classical music and electronic sonics for a sound all of his own” – Stereogum“Daring and emotionally affecting work and deserves your full attention” – The IndependentHis most recent album ‘Borders' was a collaborative project with Elma Orkestra which won the 2019 ‘Album Of The Year' category at the Northern Irish Music Prize.A symphony of electronic and analog components combine and enhance the live ‘Borders' show beyond its natural boundary. Cinematic drone footage of the Irish border and countryside is accompanied by string players, classical composition, and vocal appearances from Moya Brennan and Stephen James Smith for a full-on assault of the senses which has taken them from deepest Mexico to the Berlin Wall.Ryan has had radio play or performed live Sessions with BBC Introducing, Other Voices, Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq, Annie Mac, Tom Ravenscroft, Across The Line, Tom Robinson, Phillip Taggart, and Zane Lowe. Ryan has supported many international live acts such as Nils Frahm, Jamie XX, Jon Hopkins, Tycho, David Kitt, Todd Terje, Phil Kieran, Luke Vibert, and Orbital. Radio support includes BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, KEXP & RTE to name a few. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Music journalist and broadcast icon, Steve Lamacq, reflects on the 30th anniversary of Nirvana's legendary Nevermind and the impact it had on music in the UK, as well as the changing role of radio in breaking new artists.
Stream anywhere here: https://ffm.to/miracleman.pbt 'Miracle Man' is a modern day throwback to the lost era of classic singer-songwriters. It has an acoustic introspective foundation with elements of folk blues and is inspired by the likes of Tracy Chapman and Eva Cassidy. Onyi Moss delivers her second single which is about breaking free from a noxious relationship. It's a way to give a voice to those who find themselves suffering in this circle. Onyi has a strong background as a visual creative (amassing 160,000+ followers on Instagram alone). Her music has been backed by respected music bloggers/tastemakers such as 'LeFutureWave', 'Last Day Deaf', 'Nya Crea', 'Caesar Live N Loud', 'Lauty', 'UNXIGNED' and 'HQ Indie' and more. Her music's also been playlisted by stations such as BBC Radio 6 (Steve Lamacq), RTE Radio 1 (the biggest station in Ireland), RTÉ2XM, North Manchester FM, Canalside Radio, The Flash, Salford City Radio, KTCRfm, Abbey 104 and K107 FM and many more. The highly anticipated second single 'Miracle Man' is out everywhere on 10th September 2021. -
Emma and Ann try all year round to keep the guests diverse, interesting and brilliant, but Pride Month is always an extra special occasion - this June, we hear from vocalist, guitarist, bassist, songwriter and merch-packager Pamela Connolly of Choice Prize nominated Dublin band Pillow Queens. The trio cover in one jam-packed hour the importance of queer representation in mainstream music, the difficulties faced by musicians in balancing a public persona with the tough reality of trying to earn a living from music alone, and how listening to Jack Johnson can cause massive sexual awakenings if you're not careful. Pillow Queens are a four piece based in Dublin, Ireland. Formed in 2016, their State of the State EP caught the ear of Steve Lamacq who called the band's songs “deceptively infectious, with sharp hooks and sharp nails”. That EP's lead single, Favourite, with its accompanying dog-filled video, received airplay on BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing, Radio X, and Amazing Radio as well as across Irish national radio stations. Two UK tours followed, along with a brace of sellout hometown shows in Dublin. January 2021 saw the four piece take on their US television debut, performing and interviewing on the CBS late night talk show The Late Late Show with James Corden. The band's debut album In Waiting has been praised by critics both home and abroad and was nominated for an RTE Choice Prize for Album of the Year. Buy Pillow Queens' album here: https://pillowqueens.bandcamp.com/ Find Pillow Queens on Twitter @pillowqueens Find the Limerick Lady podcast wherever you get your podcast, and follow for new episodes on the third Thursday every month The Limerick Lady Podcast is supported by the Limerick Post Newspaper, and sponsored by the Ormston House Feminist Supermarket Follow Ann Blake on Twitter at @annblake78 and Instagram @annblakeplay and her band The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra on twitter @BPLO. Catch her other podcast, 'Ann and Steve Talk Stuff' on Twitter @annstevetalk Follow all things Emma Langford at www.emmalangfordmusic.com and support her on patreon at www.patreon.com/emmalangford Follow all things Ormston House at www.ormstonhouse.com Support the Limerick Post at www.limerickpost.ie This podcast goes out the third Thursday of every month or 'Thirdsday' - if you will. Follow The Limerick Lady on Facebook at TheLimerickLady, on Twitter at @LkLadyHQ and on Instagram at @thelimericklady Tweet using #LKLadyPod
John McLinden from Memes is the guest on the last episode of the past. John discusses being the bands hopes for 2021, being discovered by Steve Lamacq, playing this years SXSW Showcase festival, making a big noise and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Stream here: https://mossonyi.ffm.to/in-your-eyes.pbt 'In Your Eyes' is a modern day throwback to the lost era of classic singer-songwriters. With an acoustic foundation inspired by the likes of Tracy Chapman and Eva Cassidy, Onyi Moss delivers her debut single which is about the glimmer of hope sometimes found in loss. Onyi has a strong background as a visual creative (amassing 160,000+ followers on Instagram alone), 'In Your Eyes' is being backed by respected music bloggers/tastemakers such as 'LeFutureWave', 'Last Day Deaf', 'Nya Crea', 'Caesar Live N Loud', 'Lauty', 'UNXIGNED' and 'HQ Indie'. It's also being playlisted by stations such as BBC Radio 6 (Steve Lamacq), RTE Radio 1 (the biggest station in Ireland), RTÉ2XM, North Manchester FM, Canalside Radio, The Flash, Salford City Radio, KTCRfm, Abbey 104 and K107 FM. The highly anticipated heart-felt single is out everywhere on 22nd January 2021.
On the podcast this week Katherine and Paul welcome Mimi and Lucy from “queer, feminist, punk-witch band” Dream Nails.We discuss what it means to be punk – in the cliched sense but also in the Dream Nails sense, which includes: writing badass music, creating safe gig spaces where everyone can dance without fear, shouting ‘women and non-binary people to the front’ at the start of every show and placing hexes on the patriarchy; all done with an immense amount of joy.Describing themselves as ‘four punk witches from London’, we take the opportunity to summon an old Greenbelt tale about the year “the white witch” came to the field and the subsequent fallout. (Spoiler alert: some people weren’t that happy about it.) Plus, inspired by Dream Nails’ ‘Gig In a Box’ (complete with a handmade sticky floor tile so you can recreate that small-venue experience at home), Katherine and Paul wonder what a ‘Greenbelt In a Box’ might look like.Links, resources and episode timestamps (for all you skippers out there) below.____ABOUT DREAM NAILSDream Nails are a punk force to be reckoned with. Founded by feminist activists in 2015, their debut album garnered 4/5 stars from NME, DIY and Kerrang!The female four-piece have built a reputation across the UK, Europe and Scandinavia for their ‘fierce talent and furious energy’ (Guardian). Dream Nails have taken their riotous live shows on tour with Cherry Glazerr, Bleached and Petrol Girls. In 2019 they headlined Glastonbury's Sisterhood stage for the third consecutive time.Dream Nails are PRS foundation and PPL Momentum 2020 artists. Having won support from Steve Lamacq, Tom Robinson and Amy Lame (BBC6), Huw Stephens and Jack Saunders (Radio 1), John Kennedy (XFM), and glowing coverage in Billboard, DIY, Upset, Independent, Guardian, VICE, Dazed, NYLON, Clash, i-D, The Skinny and Frieze, Dream Nails’ energy and youthful power promise to set your soul on fire.BandcampInstagramTwitterFacebook____FEATURED TRACKSPayback (25:55)DIY by Dream Nails (30:22)Vagina Police by Dream Nails (46:24)Big Dyke Energy by Dream Nails (55:57)-Podcast theme - I Can Change by Lee Bains III & The Glory FiresLINKS AND RESOURCESDream NailsFeministmas & Gig In a BoxCOVID-19: Shops to open 24 hours a day to boost high street pandemic recoveryPoverty in the Pandemic: the Impact of Coronavirus on Low-income Families and ChildrenGood Night OutRiot Grrrl movementSisters UncutHex the Patriarchy patchAbortion Support NetworkLonely Star (Christmas Song) by Dream Nails2young4punks - Don Letts at Greenbelt Festival 2011Greenbelt at 40 (featuring the year of the witch and the willies)____TAKE ACTIONDonate to Abortion Support Network____00:00 - Welcome to Somewhere To Believe In00:20 - Katherine and Paul catch up09:38 - Introducing Dream Nails and their work10:48 - Dream Nails join the conversation11:50 - Dream Nails on releasing their debut album during lockdown13:54 - Dream Nails on not being able to play live15:52 - Dream Nails on community17:36 - Dream Nails on ‘women and non-binary people to the front’24:07 - Dream Nails on activism and resilience25:28 - ‘Payback’ by Dream Nails26:26 - Dream Nails on their music29:50 - Dream Nails on affirmations30:22 - ‘DIY’ by Dream Nails30:55 - Dream Nails on pushback33:35 - Dream Nails on punk36:29 - Dream Nails on self-care39:32 - Dream Nails on witches45:51 - Dream Nails on Greenbelt Festival46:24 - ‘Vagina Police’ by Dream Nails49:08 - Dream Nails on Abortion Support Network52:47 - Dream Nails on Trump55:57 - ‘Big Dyke Energy’ by Dream Nails56:40 - Dream Nails on what’s coming up59:13 - Katherine and Paul reflect on the conversation with Dream Nails01:15:45 - Coming up next week01:16:30 - How to get in touch with us01:17:18 - Thank you’s01:17:58 - Hidden track____A huge thanks to the Greenbelt Volunteer Talks Team for all their hard work on editing this episode. Our podcast music is ‘I Can Change’ by Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires.____https://www.greenbelt.org.uk/#SomewhereToBelieveIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
“The venues are more of a pay off than the awards, they’re the benchmark for us” Bondy, Catfish and the BottlemenAli and Dan discuss Catfish and the Bottlemen and their ascent from small, independent venues to bona fide festival headliners since their debut album, The Balcony, was released in 2014. As well as making their cases for their favourite Catfish anthems to be included in the final seven song setlist, they also compare the songwriting talents of Van McCann and Arctic Monkey's Alex Turner, the Reading/Leeds announcement that there will be two headliners per night, snobbery in the music press, the UK arenas most likely to score low on the gameshow Pointless, whether Scottish music fans are the best in the world, Jimmy Nail and Kempy's favourite soft beverage, Robinson's Blackcurrant corida.THIS WEEK'S HEADLINERS An adolescent Van McCann, frontman of Catfish and the Bottlemen, began submitting his tracks to the BBC Introducing Uploader a decade ago. He did so with intent, quoted as saying “we believe that once our music is heard, the people will love it”. He was relentlessly committed to the world hearing their music; throwing demos onstage at gigs and stuffing them under car windscreen wipers to get the word around the country.The journey started to pick up pace after their 2013 appearance on the BBC Introducing stage at Reading and Leeds’ festivals. A year later, their debut album, the Balcony, was released. Filled with perfect three-minute indie-rock anthems that resonated not just in their hometown of Llandudno, but nationwide. BBC Radio 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq described them as his favourite band of the year and, judging from their ascension up the line-up posters of festivals across the country, he wasn’t the only one who fell in love with the 11 songs on The Balcony, all of them – according to Van in an interview with Lammo - about girls and getting out a small town. The songs on their debut were made to be played live – or rather screamed back at the band from their legions of devoted fans - and follow-up The Ride, released in 2016, and last year’s effort, The Balance, have capitalised on Van’s instinct for a great hook and huge singalong choruses that match the bands’ stadium sized ambition. Experiencing Catfish live – even watching footage of their gigs and the reaction of their fans – prove that they are worthy festival headliners and next year, alongside Stormzy, come full circle as they top the bill at Reading and Leeds festival. EPISODE LINKSBBC Introducing, Catfish and the Bottlemen - The Rise - https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07w3bcf/bbc-music-introducing-catfish-and-the-bottlemen-the-riseCatfish and the Bottlemen headline gig at TRNSMT 2019 - https://youtu.be/XumHP-Eo854Catfish and the Bottlemen official website - https://www.catfishandthebottlemen.com/homepage-v2-uk/Robinson's Blackcurrant Cordial - https://www.robinsonssquash.co.uk/our-products/product-range/Van McCann and Steve Lamacq discuss 'The Balcony' - https://youtu.be/Aj9OCY1wvYAAfter you've subscribed to the pod, don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Twitter! Thanks for listening.
In episode 21 Simon Jones from one of Colin's favourite ever bands, Chichester's utterly fantastic but sadly disbanded post rock legends Hope Of The States, joins us to talk about Melody Maker & BBC Radio 1 present Steve Lamacq's Bootleg Session cassette from March 1998.The tape's full tracklisting is -1 – Gold Blade – Stricyly Hardcore Evening Session Jingle2 – Ash – Let It Flow (BBC Session)3 –Suede – Saturday Night (BBC Session)4 – Travis – The Line Is Fine (BBC Session)5 – Fun Lovin' Criminals – Come Find Yourself (BBC Session)6 – The Lo-Fidelity Allstars – One Man's Fear Another Mans High (BBC Session)7 – Foo Fighters – Friend Of A Friend (BBC Session)8 – A – Number One Evening Session Jingle9 – Hurricane #1 – Touch Down (BBC Session)10 – Idlewild - Captain (BBC Session)11 – Asian Dub Foundation - Charge (BBC Session)12 – Stereophonics - Traffic (BBC Session)13 – Ultrasound - Suckle (BBC Session)14 – The Beta Band – Shepherds Dub (BBC Session)15 – Supergrass – Strange Ones (BBC Session)Simon runs an excellent record label called Minimum Records which specialises in video game soundtracks. Find more info at www.minimumrecords.net or on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/minimumrecords. The Vib Ribbon soundtrack looks particularly good!Listen to all available songs on our ongoing Spotify playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1mzWOWEfQ5LklJyUZkpfs2?si=LbWBi9-oTl-eXjkUJbpx2Q You can buy a copy of the cd from Discogs here - https://www.discogs.com/Various-Steve-Lamacqs-Bootleg-Session-BBC-Radio-1/release/1220947Hosts - Ian Clarke & Colin Jackson-BrownRecorded/Edited/Mixed/Original music by Colin Jackson Brown for We Dig PodcastsPart of the We Made This podcast network. https://twitter.com/wemadethispodTwitter – https://twitter.com/thismonthsissue Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Find our other episodes at www.wedigpodcasts.com
In episode 21 Simon Jones from one of Colin's favourite ever bands, Chichester's utterly fantastic but sadly disbanded post rock legends Hope Of The States, joins us to talk about Melody Maker & BBC Radio 1 present Steve Lamacq's Bootleg Session cassette from March 1998. The tape's full tracklisting is - 1 – Gold Blade – Stricyly Hardcore Evening Session Jingle 2 – Ash – Let It Flow (BBC Session) 3 –Suede – Saturday Night (BBC Session) 4 – Travis – The Line Is Fine (BBC Session) 5 – Fun Lovin' Criminals – Come Find Yourself (BBC Session) 6 – The Lo-Fidelity Allstars – One Man's Fear Another Mans High (BBC Session) 7 – Foo Fighters – Friend Of A Friend (BBC Session) 8 – A – Number One Evening Session Jingle 9 – Hurricane #1 – Touch Down (BBC Session) 10 – Idlewild - Captain (BBC Session) 11 – Asian Dub Foundation - Charge (BBC Session) 12 – Stereophonics - Traffic (BBC Session) 13 – Ultrasound - Suckle (BBC Session) 14 – The Beta Band – Shepherds Dub (BBC Session) 15 – Supergrass – Strange Ones (BBC Session) Simon runs an excellent record label called Minimum Records which specialises in video game soundtracks. Find more info at www.minimumrecords.net or on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/minimumrecords. The Vib Ribbon soundtrack looks particularly good! Listen to all available songs on our ongoing Spotify playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1mzWOWEfQ5LklJyUZkpfs2?si=LbWBi9-oTl-eXjkUJbpx2Q You can buy a copy of the cd from Discogs here - https://www.discogs.com/Various-Steve-Lamacqs-Bootleg-Session-BBC-Radio-1/release/1220947 Hosts - Ian Clarke & Colin Jackson-Brown Recorded/Edited/Mixed/Original music by Colin Jackson Brown for We Dig Podcasts Part of the We Made This podcast network. https://twitter.com/wemadethispod Twitter – https://twitter.com/thismonthsissue Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/freewiththismonthsissue/ Find our other episodes at www.wedigpodcasts.com
WA-CHING....that's the sound of Ali and Dan Seven returning for Season Two of the Seven Song Setlist podcast. Although the doors to live music venues across the country are still locked shut and bands remain unable to tour, gig goers Ali and Dan try their best to replicate the excitement of going to see your favourite artists. From the merch table to the bar, the support band to the headline act, the Seven Song Setlist podcast hopes to support the artists that we love through an exercise in 'gig economy (no, not that kind...), as we argue our case for our most loved songs and try to agree on the songs we would want these bands to play if they could only perform a seven song setlist!And, after scoring their first number one album with Ultra Mono earlier this month, and on the eve of the world premiere of the film Don't Go Gentle, at London's BFI Southbank, who better to kick off the new season with than the ferocious prophets of positivity....the mighty IDLES!Formed in Bristol in 2009 by sixth form friends Joe Talbot and Adam ‘Dev’ Devonshire. Guitarist Mark Bowen, a former dentist who is better known nowadays for ripping off his clothes and parading around on stage in his CK’s rather than ripping out teeth, joined the band after moving from Belfast to Bristol, and by 2014, John Beavis and Lee Kiernan completed the line up that have achieved so much success since they literally roared onto the scene with their 2017 debut album, Brutalism. Championed in the early days by the legend that is Steve Lamacq – the unofficial sixth member of Idles – and the station on which he DJ’s, BBC6Music, IDLES. Their second album, the Mercury music prize nominated Joy As An Act Of Resistance extended a warm embrace to lots of people around the world who needed a band like Idles in their lives to make sense of the chaos. Proof of this can be found in the AF Gang, an online community of over 31 thousands Idles founded by Lindsay Melbourne fans that has become a vital part of of their lives and is now almost as well known as the band themselves. A carnival like atmosphere at their appearance on the Park Stage was one of the highlights of the 2019 edition of the Glastonbury festival, and they capped off last year with their biggest headline show to date, at London’s iconic Alexandra Palace. Had this year not robbed us all of live music, there is not doubt that the tracks from IDLES latest offering, Ultra Mono, would have filled arenas around the country and propelled them ever closer to the top of festival bills around the world. We also chat about the 80's Australian indie heroes, the Go-Betweens, the recent announcement that Arctic Monkeys are releasing a live album with proceeds going to War Child, where IDLES go next and if they'll follow Turner and co. and end up as the moon's next resident band...EPISODE LINKSAF GANG(from the merch table) Arctic Monkeys live at the Royal Albert Hall for War Child Don't Go Gentle: A Film About IDLES(this ep's support act) The Go-Betweens 'Streets of Your Town' IDLES npr music Tiny Desk Concert (one of our favourite things on the internet) - IDLES perform 'Never Fight A Man With A Perm' on the Park Stage, Glastonbury 2019 IDLES official website; store full of incredible merchandise and music - KEXP Performance and interview with Mark Bowen
As we reach our quarter of a century we are joined by the Queen of Distribution Jo Topping who chats Steve to collate her superb Fantasy Festival... Jo tells us all about what she has been listening to, her favourite festival and gig experiences, her first single and record purchases, her favourite acts, a chance meeting with Steve Lamacq all whilst putting together a wonderful Fantastival lineup and encore in this episode not to be missed. If you've enjoyed the Fantastival Podcast please give us a follow on Twitter @FantastivalP and remember to check for our new episodes which are released every Sunday at 9am. Spread the word... and the word is Fantastival! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-fantastival-podcast/message
Welcome back to the Oasis PodcastSupport at patreon.com/oasispod Follow on Twitter and Facebook @oasispodcast and Instagram @OasisPodBuy Some Might Say - The Definitive Story of Oasis - https://thisdayinmusicbooks.com/books/some-might-say-the-definitive-history-of-oasis/ Email oasispod@gmail.com Today's guest is Andrew Cushin @andrewcushinHis new single is out now streaming everywhere 0:00 Liam clip and Vision - Shine On0:27 JC Intro1:20 Andrew Cushin - Its Gonna Get Better1:54 Andrew Cushin interview6:52 Andrew Cushin - Waiting for the Rain11:40 Andrew Cushin - Wheres My Family Gone (This Feeling TV live performance)19:56 Andrew Cushin - Where's My Family Gone25:30 NGHFB - AKA Broken Arrow26:24 News - Interview with Richard Bowes @rbmusicwriter#MorningGlory25 review33:27 Return to Rockfield clip37:17 Track by track - Swamp Song40:24 Track by track - the b-sides47:50 New track round up 49:47 Andrew Wyatt feat. Liam Gallagher - Bless You53:03 Noel Gallagher - Mind Games58:09 Andrew Cushin - Dead In The Water1:02:39 Camelphat feat. Noel Gallagher - Not Over Yet1:12:02 Andy Bell - Cherry Cola1:15:16 Miles Kane - Hey Now1:17:55 The Clockworks - Some Might Say1:20:43 Rich Austin - WTSMG in 3 minutes1:24:02 Camelphat feat. Noel Gallagher - Not Over Yet1:24:40 JC rounds up the other stuff1:25:34 Richard Bowes interview with James Walsh from Starsailor clip - full interview here - https://www.richardbowes.com/blog/interview-james-walsh1:28:37 Katy Georgiou interview with Steve Lamacq clip - full interview on Sound Affects podcast https://www.listennotes.com/bg/podcasts/sound-affects/episode-14-steve-lamacq-3CtPnfLhEVZ/1:30:25 Clip of me on Britpop Revival Show - full show here - https://www.mixcloud.com/britpoprevival/britpop-revival-show-342-7th-october-2020/1:32:09 Grant Lee Buffalo - Fuzzy1:32:54 JC ending and Patreon thanks1:34:02 Oasis - Stay Young
Welcome back to Sound Affects podcast, after a long hiatus during which time we've been in a 6-month lockdown/post-lockdown pandemic. For this episode, I speak to Steve Lamacq, aka Lammo – BBC radio DJ for BBC 6 Music, former NME journalist and co-host of BBC Radio 1 Evening Session with Jo Whiley, founder of Deceptive Records (Elastica, Placebo, Idelwild), and author of Going Deaf for a Living. He famously interviewed Richey Edwards of Manic Street Preachers in the early 90s, resulting in one of the most iconic and sobering NME images of all time. I wanted to speak to Steve in more depth about this experience and other complex encounters that he documents in his book. As ever, please leave comments below, reviews on iTunes/Apple Pod, or follow Sound Affects on Twitter/Facebook @SoundAffectsPod and Instagram @sound_affects_podcast. Email soundaffectspodcast@gmail.com. I love hearing from you! WARNING: This episode explores self-harm. Please see links below for support and help with self harm/injury: https://www.selfinjurysupport.org.uk/Pages/FAQs/Category/webchat-support https://www.thecalmzone.net/help/webchat/ https://youngminds.org.uk/find-help/feelings-and-symptoms/self-harm/ https://www.talklife.co/ https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/self-harm/about-self-harm/ https://www.samaritans.org/https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/if-youre-worried-about-someone-else/if-someone-you-know-self-harming/?fbclid=IwAR0gxOCPHP76IaBk9xrpmUt_I41M2epBUcZuheGhhMAHSkGrt1X1sVUOO44 Link to Going Deaf for a Living by Steve Lamacq: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Going-Deaf-Living-Steve-Lamacq/dp/1787601277 Thank you for all of your support.
In this sixteenth episode of the season of the Her Spirit podcast BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin and BBC Triathlon presenter Annie Emmerson talk to Jo Whiley, Radio DJ and TV presenter.Arguably one of the most recognisable voices in British Broadcasting, Jo Whiley has had an exciting and varied career and is considered one of the nation’s favourite radio DJs. Jo was born in Northampton. After studying in Brighton and dabbling on BBC Radio Sussex’s new music show, her first broadcasting job was as a presenter for WPFM, Radio 4’s youth culture and music show. She then moved over into TV, initially on satellite, then to Channel 4 as band booker for ‘The Word’, giving Britain its first television taste of bands such as Nirvana and Rage Against The Machine.Jo joined Radio 1 in the Spring of 1993 and in September she became permanent co-presenter of The Evening Session with Steve Lamacq. Four years later she landed her own daytime show, and remained part of Radio 1’s weekday line-up until 2009, when she began a new weekend programme. Jo currently presents her evening show Monday - Thursday on Radio 2.Jo has also presented coverage of the Glastonbury Festival on Radio 1, Channel 4 and BBC-TV, plus she’s hosted several music programmes for Channel 4. Jo is a celebrity ambassador to Mencap, a UK charity that works to support people with learning difficulties. She hosts the Little Noise Sessions concerts, in aid of the Mencap charity enlisting the support of many well-known international music artists. Jo is also a supporter of Tommy’s - The Baby Charity and the Patron of the Cri du Chat Syndrome Support Group.Jo talks about how she got into triathlon after a call from Louise in 2019 and has gone on to complete her extremely demanding triathlon challenge for Sport Relief in 2020, in which she did three triathlons in three days in three different cities and raising money for Sport Relief.She talks about her love of swimming, menopause and life in lockdown with her husband Steve and 4 children.These podcasts have been made possible through the support of Medichecks www.medichecks.com and Sport England www.sportengland.org. For more information on Her Spirit go to www.herspirit.co.uk and sign up and download the Her Spirit app. It's FREE till the end of June 2020.
Chart Music #50: March 21st 1996 - The Movement That Wouldn't Feel The BenefitThe latest episode of the podcast which asks the question: What was David Stubbs doing while the Rainforest was falling?It's our half-century. Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but we're not making a fuss about it, bar the raising of the bat and a nod to the stands before returning to the job of whacking at a random episode of Top Of The Pops. And oh dear: this particular slice of Thursday evenings past comes at us during the even more devastating Second Wave of Britpop, with Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley playing the roles of Peelie and Janice. Musicwise, we're fully into the Ric Blaxill era, so expect a morbid carousel of Proper Music played on Proper Instruments, with a smattering of past-it Eighties sorts thrown in, and all mixed together with an offensive distain for the charts. Rick Witter may or may not be wearing a Tena underneath his Martin Fry suit. Lionel Richie's head is lowered into a Desperate Dan beard. Prince Naseem Hamed pitches up with Kaliphz to remind us that dance music was somehow still going in the mid-Nineties. Menswear bring along a string section. Oh God, it's Madonna again. Celine Dion wafts about a circus putting in no graft whatsoever. Take That offer up the most half-arsed swan song in musical history, and - finally - Oasis enter the Chart Music arena.Simon Price and Neil Kulkarni join Al Needham for a bit of Gay Exchange-advert-dancing upon the ashes of '96, veering off on such tangents as going into the off-licence in Napoleonic headjoy, stripping in front of someone off Coronation Street, being a Lion Bell-End, bum-rushing the Camden KFC, being made by a Manic Street Preacher to dance to the Ramadan No.1 of 1974, the Horseshoe Of Shame, and a rate and quality of swearing that times like this demand. Video Playlist | Subscribe | Facebook | Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chart Music #50: March 21st 1996 - The Movement That Wouldn't Feel The BenefitThe latest episode of the podcast which asks the question: What was David Stubbs doing while the Rainforest was falling?It's our half-century. Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but we're not making a fuss about it, bar the raising of the bat and a nod to the stands before returning to the job of whacking at a random episode of Top Of The Pops. And oh dear: this particular slice of Thursday evenings past comes at us during the even more devastating Second Wave of Britpop, with Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley playing the roles of Peelie and Janice. Musicwise, we're fully into the Ric Blaxill era, so expect a morbid carousel of Proper Music played on Proper Instruments, with a smattering of past-it Eighties sorts thrown in, and all mixed together with an offensive distain for the charts. Rick Witter may or may not be wearing a Tena underneath his Martin Fry suit. Lionel Richie's head is lowered into a Desperate Dan beard. Prince Naseem Hamed pitches up with Kaliphz to remind us that dance music was somehow still going in the mid-Nineties. Menswear bring along a string section. Oh God, it's Madonna again. Celine Dion wafts about a circus putting in no graft whatsoever. Take That offer up the most half-arsed swan song in musical history, and - finally - Oasis enter the Chart Music arena.Simon Price and Neil Kulkarni join Al Needham for a bit of Gay Exchange-advert-dancing upon the ashes of '96, veering off on such tangents as going into the off-licence in Napoleonic headjoy, stripping in front of someone off Coronation Street, being a Lion Bell-End, bum-rushing the Camden KFC, being made by a Manic Street Preacher to dance to the Ramadan No.1 of 1974, the Horseshoe Of Shame, and a rate and quality of swearing that times like this demand. Video Playlist | Subscribe | Facebook | Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chart Music #50: March 21st 1996 - The Movement That Wouldn't Feel The BenefitThe latest episode of the podcast which asks the question: What was David Stubbs doing while the Rainforest was falling?It's our half-century. Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but we're not making a fuss about it, bar the raising of the bat and a nod to the stands before returning to the job of whacking at a random episode of Top Of The Pops. And oh dear: this particular slice of Thursday evenings past comes at us during the even more devastating Second Wave of Britpop, with Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley playing the roles of Peelie and Janice. Musicwise, we're fully into the Ric Blaxill era, so expect a morbid carousel of Proper Music played on Proper Instruments, with a smattering of past-it Eighties sorts thrown in, and all mixed together with an offensive distain for the charts. Rick Witter may or may not be wearing a Tena underneath his Martin Fry suit. Lionel Richie's head is lowered into a Desperate Dan beard. Prince Naseem Hamed pitches up with Kaliphz to remind us that dance music was somehow still going in the mid-Nineties. Menswear bring along a string section. Oh God, it's Madonna again. Celine Dion wafts about a circus putting in no graft whatsoever. Take That offer up the most half-arsed swan song in musical history, and - finally - Oasis enter the Chart Music arena.Simon Price and Neil Kulkarni join Al Needham for a bit of Gay Exchange-advert-dancing upon the ashes of '96, veering off on such tangents as going into the off-licence in Napoleonic headjoy, stripping in front of someone off Coronation Street, being a Lion Bell-End, bum-rushing the Camden KFC, being made by a Manic Street Preacher to dance to the Ramadan No.1 of 1974, the Horseshoe Of Shame, and a rate and quality of swearing that times like this demand. Video Playlist | Subscribe | Facebook | Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chart Music #50: March 21st 1996 - The Movement That Wouldn't Feel The BenefitThe latest episode of the podcast which asks the question: What was David Stubbs doing while the Rainforest was falling?It's our half-century. Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but we're not making a fuss about it, bar the raising of the bat and a nod to the stands before returning to the job of whacking at a random episode of Top Of The Pops. And oh dear: this particular slice of Thursday evenings past comes at us during the even more devastating Second Wave of Britpop, with Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley playing the roles of Peelie and Janice. Musicwise, we're fully into the Ric Blaxill era, so expect a morbid carousel of Proper Music played on Proper Instruments, with a smattering of past-it Eighties sorts thrown in, and all mixed together with an offensive distain for the charts. Rick Witter may or may not be wearing a Tena underneath his Martin Fry suit. Lionel Richie's head is lowered into a Desperate Dan beard. Prince Naseem Hamed pitches up with Kaliphz to remind us that dance music was somehow still going in the mid-Nineties. Menswear bring along a string section. Oh God, it's Madonna again. Celine Dion wafts about a circus putting in no graft whatsoever. Take That offer up the most half-arsed swan song in musical history, and - finally - Oasis enter the Chart Music arena.Simon Price and Neil Kulkarni join Al Needham for a bit of Gay Exchange-advert-dancing upon the ashes of '96, veering off on such tangents as going into the off-licence in Napoleonic headjoy, stripping in front of someone off Coronation Street, being a Lion Bell-End, bum-rushing the Camden KFC, being made by a Manic Street Preacher to dance to the Ramadan No.1 of 1974, the Horseshoe Of Shame, and a rate and quality of swearing that times like this demand. Video Playlist | Subscribe | Facebook | Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Chart Music #50: March 21st 1996 - The Movement That Wouldn't Feel The BenefitThe latest episode of the podcast which asks the question: What was David Stubbs doing while the Rainforest was falling?It's our half-century. Pop-Crazed Youngsters, but we're not making a fuss about it, bar the raising of the bat and a nod to the stands before returning to the job of whacking at a random episode of Top Of The Pops. And oh dear: this particular slice of Thursday evenings past comes at us during the even more devastating Second Wave of Britpop, with Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley playing the roles of Peelie and Janice. Musicwise, we're fully into the Ric Blaxill era, so expect a morbid carousel of Proper Music played on Proper Instruments, with a smattering of past-it Eighties sorts thrown in, and all mixed together with an offensive distain for the charts. Rick Witter may or may not be wearing a Tena underneath his Martin Fry suit. Lionel Richie's head is lowered into a Desperate Dan beard. Prince Naseem Hamed pitches up with Kaliphz to remind us that dance music was somehow still going in the mid-Nineties. Menswear bring along a string section. Oh God, it's Madonna again. Celine Dion wafts about a circus putting in no graft whatsoever. Take That offer up the most half-arsed swan song in musical history, and - finally - Oasis enter the Chart Music arena.Simon Price and Neil Kulkarni join Al Needham for a bit of Gay Exchange-advert-dancing upon the ashes of '96, veering off on such tangents as going into the off-licence in Napoleonic headjoy, stripping in front of someone off Coronation Street, being a Lion Bell-End, bum-rushing the Camden KFC, being made by a Manic Street Preacher to dance to the Ramadan No.1 of 1974, the Horseshoe Of Shame, and a rate and quality of swearing that times like this demand. Video Playlist | Subscribe | Facebook | Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hey, hello & welcome to episode 012 of Chew The Chat Podcast with Sam Souls. This video episode is a new podcast 2020 with Sam and his guest Sam Griffiths of the best UK Band of the moment The Howl & The Hum. As The Howl & The Hum's chief singer and songwriter Sam Griffiths shares insight to his childhood, books he's reading, records he's listening to and of course podcasts to look out for.Sam also gives us insight as how to stay sane during the lockdown pandemic.The Howl & the Hum are now gearing up for the release of their debut album on May 29th 2020. The band have received strong support from Annie Mac and Huw Stephens on their BBC Radio 1 shows, on BBC 6 Music from Steve Lamacq and Tom Robinson, and with press supporters including The Line Of Best Fit, DIY, Wonderland, Music Week, Dork, Clash and more. They have also performed at SXSW and The Great Escape, sold-out Omeara and The Scala in London, and now the signs are there for The Howl & Hum to have a breakthrough year in 2020. Its a podcast about life, a motivational podcast to start your day. If your looking for funny podcasts to listen to then please do hit subscribe and join the growing gang.W and The Great Escape, sold-out Omeara and The Scala in London, and now the signs are there for The Howl & Hum to have a breakthrough year in 2020.Enjoy this guys.LIKE SUBSCRIBE RATE REVIEW and tell a friend and our luck will never end.Thank you everyone. SHOW LINKS• The Howl & The Hum: https://www.thehowlandthehum.com/• The Howl & The Hum: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3EQ310YOzcS1pJqiaoDs32?autoplay=true&v=A• The Howl & The Hum: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowlandthehum/ • The Howl & The Hum: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHowlandTheHum/ • The Howl & The Hum: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz0OELmbtL6Fw8ahgMzt01Q • Sam Griffiths: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialsamgriffithsexperience/ What Sam is reading & listening: • Adam Buxton Podcast: https://adam-buxton.co.uk/podcasts • Today In Focus Podcast: https://play.acast.com/s/todayinfocus • Athletico Mince Podcast: https://athleticomince.com/ • Digging with The Howl & The Hum Podcast: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/digging-the-howl-the-hum-W_0oLyd-nYQ/ • We Dont Know What We're Doing Book: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/25424028-we-don-t-know-what-we-re-doing • Calvin & Hobbs Collection Book: https://www.calvinandhobbes.com/all-books/ • Nick Drake Music: https://open.spotify.com/album/7KyvfoQhqlNLPNb98yY0pf?autoplay=true&v=L • Fela Kuti Music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5CG9X521RDFWCuAhlo6QoR?autoplay=true&v=A • Peggy Lee Music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/602DnpaSXJB4b9DZrvxbDc?autoplay=true&v=A • PODBIBLE https://podbiblemag.com • SHOW SPONSORS• Go Deep Floatation https://www.godeepfloatation.com• Go Deep Instagram https://instagram.com/godeepfloatation?igshid=mz0gwdo4irpd • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab https://lincolncryolab.co.uk • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mattfrost23/ • CHEW THE CHAT PODCAST • https://chewthechatpodcast.podbean.com/• Chew The Chat on Instagram https://instagram.com/chewthechatpodcast?igshid=1tg2dkgazlowq• Chew the Chat on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Chew-The-Chat-Podcast-1143590079167060/• Chew The Chat on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwh7lNk8x0Tm5DHuJzWrGtQ • PRIVACY For information regarding your data privacy please visit https://www.acast.com/en/privacy
What do you do when someone calls you the Steve Lamacq of East Sussex? You pull loads of great tunes together along with a cracking live band and a sweet bass house mix and it all kicks off at 7pm tonight! I'll be joined in the studio by the awesome Dead Dads Club for a loud live session that just needs your ears to be complete! Its the usual new & unreleased tunes to get your Tuesday rocking, with tunes from InAir - Chemiclas, The White Lakes - Wolves, The Jack Fletcher Band - The Assasin, No Hot Ashes - Extra Terrestrial , The Fauna - Since I Met You, Family Jools - California Sun, Chay Snowdon - Men Cry Too!, The Kiddiwinks - Walk With Your Eyes Closed, Stepford Wives - i Can't Fight, Alex Incani - Only Life, Mountfield - Scared, Abbie Ozard - Heartbreak Radio, Joe Ramsey - Won't You & Remayn - Burn. We have a foundation shaking Bass House mix from HUTCH that needs to be heard loud. If you have new or unreleased music and would like either radio airplay or a review (or both) send them over via the website at www.ThePremiumBlendRadioShow.co.uk
Gabby chats Women's World Cup, Edith and Steve are at Glastonbury & Nell's at the circus.
New Dawn Records were formed in 1996, facilitating some initial low key releases mainly as a way to help some local friends have their music heard. The main activity began from 2000 when they signed the hip hop crew Belles in Monica, spearheaded by producer Kruze, and helped in their development and recording leading to the group's only album release “Resistance is Futile” in 2002. The affiliated singles “Y'All Under Surveillance”, “Meltdown” and “What D'Ya Need” were released on vinyl that year and received international radio airplay including key supporters such as Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 1's flagship Evening Sessions show. The singles were particularly well supported in the clubs at the time which led to high entries on DJ Magazine's specialist charts while the group also featured in international publications including Hip Hop Connection, Billboard, Blues & soul, XLR8R and Hip Hop DX. Some of their music was also used for a number of Xtreme Sports programmes and small independent film. The group's final single release was “Smoke Filled Rooms” in 2003 During this period, the label looked to expand their operation and bring additional dynamics to their overall organization. With a group of fcolleagues, the concept of “Urban Elite” was conceived, originally to build a community of those active in different artforms such as film, photography, music, street art, the aim being to cross collaborate on various projects. Over time, Urban Elite's activity centred on film / documentary production, music production and music promotions.
THIS WEEK Emily sits down with 6Music radio royalty and enviable music head Steve Lamacq on the lost songs of the 90s and his new collection 'Lost Alternatives'. PLUS new music (mostly with a 90s theme!) and a couple gems to watch out for. Bloody lovely as always. MUSIC PLAYED Sleeper - The Sun Also Rises Lambchop - Everything For You Ex Hex - Tough Love Talk Show - Fast and Loud Silverfish - Big Bad Baby Pig Squeal Younghusband - Translation Stereolab - Ping Pong RECORD STORE DAY 2019 LINE-UPS! Sign up to our newsletter to get it to your inbox 28/03: eepurl.com/c_R7d5 USEFUL LINKS Steve Lamacq - Lost Alternatives: https://roughtrade.com/gb/music/various-lost-alternatives-steve-lamacq Pre-orders: https://www.roughtrade.com/pre-releases New Releases: roughtrade.com/new-this-week Events: roughtrade.com/events The Rough Trade Podcast. Your one-stop-shop for everything Rough Trade, every Tuesday. Tune in for new releases, staff picks and events, plus we interview some of the hottest emerging and established artists and play a sexy selection of new music. Tell us what you think on Twitter via #RoughTradePodcast: twitter.com/RoughTrade
The soundtrack to my adolescence and the last of the great British analogue music scenes, Britpop was a movement in which being a girl in a band started to feel normal. I would love to bake a cake for… Louise Wener and the women of Britpop. This podcast also features an interview with the legendary DJ, Steve Lamacq. Strong female ... Read More
0:00 Liam intro/ Vision - Shine On 0:28 JC Intro 2:07 Liam Gallagher - Stand Up 2 Cancer 3:10 Noel Gallagher live at his book launch 5:17 Noel Gallagher winning speech at the Q Awards 5:54 Noel Gallagher at the Q Awards 9:51 KO Tournament Result - the winner is... 10:51 Oasis - Round Are Way 11:34 Happy Birthday Wonderwall 13:01 Bad Lashes - Wonderwall (Live X-Factor) 14:10 Kevin Iverson - D'Yer Wanna Be A Spaceman (live on Suited & Booted) 15:37 Interview with John Osborne (@JohnOsRadioHead) 19:56 The Mountain Goats - This Year 22:48 Oasis v Blur 1995 News Reports BBC London Tonight 34:12 Smashie & Nicey - The End Of An Era 38:21 Noel & Liam on BBC Radio 1 with Steve Lamacq 1997 51:35 Noel Gallagher - Don't Look Back In Anger BBC Radio 1 with Simon Mayo 1995 55:45 Blur & Oasis on American Radio 1994 1:03:01 Oasis - Sunday Morning Call for BBC Radio 1 (Maida Vale session 2000) 1:08:43 Noel Gallagher on Russel Brand show 1:12:27 Noel Gallagher on TalkSport 1:24:05 Noel Gallagher discussed Blur vs Oasis (Live Forever documentary) 1:32:38 Oasis - Round Are Way 1:33:38 iTunes reviews and ending info 1:36:22 Oasis - Stay Young 1:37:07 Bonus Track
This week we look into the mysterious disappearance of a musician and a historically haunted hotel found in Texas. Menger Hotel. Get ready for Scary Mysteries, Twisted Two’s Please support Scary Mysteries! Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteries... - There's a lot of cool access, giveaways and even a custom episode! Buy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri... Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8... _________________________________________________________ #1 Disappearance of Richey Edwards Born on December 22, 1967, Richard Edwards was a Welsh musician who was the main lyricist and rhythm guitarist for the band Manic Street Preachers. When he was just 27 years old, on February 1, 1995 he mysteriously disspaered and has never been seen again. He was good friends with Manic's bassist, Nicky Wire and initially served as the band's driver and roadie. Soon he began helping out in writing the band's lyrics and eventually began playing rhythm guitar. For the band's album "Holy Bible," it's said Edwards himself wrote the majority of the lyrics on it. Even though he wasn't the most talented of musicians, he had a major contribution in the direction of the band's sound. He gained notoriety on May 15, 1991, when he argued with NME journalist, Steve Lamacq, about the band's values and authenticity. Apparently, Steve questioned Edwards on whether or not he was really serious about his art. Edwards responded by pulling out a razor and carving the words "4 REAL" into his forearm. #2 Menger Hotel Before the Menger Hotel was even erected, the site where it would stand was already filled with a rich history. It was in the same area where the famous Battle of the Alamo came to pass in San Antonio Texas. In the 1840s, a 21-year old German immigrant named William A. Menger started to make a name for himself in the area. In a short amount of time, he acquired various breweries and officially gaining the nickname of "Beer King." He went on to marry boarding house proprietress, Mary Guenther and together they transformed the boarding house into the Menger Hotel. By 1859, the Hotel opened for business. It was a beautiful two-story building that was elegant and classy both inside and out. Merger even built an underground tunnel from the hotel that lead straight to his brewery so he could provide an easy access tour to his guests. The Hotel was such a success that just three months of its initial opening, the couple decided to expand it even further and double up the number of rooms from 50 to 100.
If you look at a map of the London Underground Train Network, somewhere between Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road is arguably dead in the center of that map, and that is where I was last night at The 100 Club to see Steve Lamacq. He's on tour talking about his book "Going Deaf For A Living" and his history in the business of music broadcasting in general. The show is fantastic and I highly recommend it. So all of the conversations from today's episode were had within the confines of The 100 Club. And those conversations are: Dan and Sam who were sat behind me, Lawrence who let me borrow his pen, Paige and Tony of the band Voodoo Radio ( -- https://www.twitter.com/voodooradioband -- ), Then there's a little of the show itself, namely the intro and Steve talking about receiving Bloc Party's demo back in the day, Nick Hodgson, formerly of Kaiser Chiefs, And then, after hearing a little from some of his fans, I talk to Steve Lamacq himself. Thank you to everyone who talked to me for today's episode. To see some incredibly unprofessional pictures from the night (as well as the blurriest video of Steve that may ever exist) check out my Instagram. Thanks for listening. You can find me in the usual places: Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/saddestnightout -- Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout -- Email: -- saddestnightout@gmail.com -- Patreon: -- https://patreon.com/saddestnightout -- iTunes: -- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/saddestnightout/id1361554117?mt=2 -- TuneIn: -- https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/SADDESTNIGHTOUT-p1118077/ -- Stitcher: -- https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/saddestnightout -- Soundcloud: -- https://www.soundcloud.com/saddestnightout -- Take Care.
There has been no shortage of amazing guests on The StageLeft Podcast, and this episode is no exception. Goldheart Assembly's James Dale and John Herbert join us to talk about their journey, their songs, and reflections after playing their final and farewell gig in London last month. A gig that saw performances from members of The Bluetones, Starsailor, EMF, and The Magic Numbers. Today they talk about their reasons for splitting, composition techniques, their new projects, and their big break by being the first ever unsigned band on Steve Lamacq's Live Session – sandwiched between Green Day and Elbow – complete with full orchestra. From their meeting at university in rival bands, to playing together at London's Rock Garden, we also hear the final ever performances of King of Rome, Anvil, Harvest in the Snow, Engraver's Daughter, So long St. Christopher, and Into Desperate Arms. Also included: The pivotal moment of meeting Morcheeba's Andy Nunn; ‘…”I'd join your band, if this was a band,”…and he did in the end…' The uniqueness of their sound, songwriting and harmony; ‘…Just tonally, our voices went so well together, it gave us a huge head start...' The reception of their second album, three years in the making; ‘…We had Atlantic Records, Columbia Records, all put offers in for us. We thought that because they loved the early music so much - that if we made better music, wrote a better album, and weren't attached to another record label, then we would sign to Atlantic Records…' The hilarious anecdote about using a 200-ton steam engine for the click track to Jesus Wheel; ‘…I placed about nine mics and two of them got wet, got ruined by the steam. I didn't know what I was doing so I just placed them everywhere…' This entertaining, and honest interview, gives great insight into not only the band, but the inner workings and politics of the music industry, radio stations, and how not to place your microphones beside a 200-ton steam engine…
Jo and Steve talk about their years on The Evening Session at Radio 1
With over 540k Spotify streams and 190k plays worldwide, experimental-pop trio Beaty Heart are back with their follow up to 2014's Mixed Blessings, ‘Till The Tomb', released July 29th . After an extensive tour through 2015 with friends Jungle and working on this album with David Wrench (FKA Twigs, Caribou) Beaty Heart have returned with a new take and direction for their music. Support from radio has been brilliant with plays coming from Radio 1's Annie Mac, Huw Stephens and Phil Taggart, 6Music's Lauren Laverne and Steve Lamacq and Radio X's John Kennedy. With new inspiration and experiences being channelled into their music, Till The Tomb takes you on a musical journey through them all. Band member Joshua Mitchell joins Mark Millar for a chat. This weeks unsigned artist is Australian singer/songwriter/producer Amanda Merdzan. You can hear 'Bury the Rest' from Amanda's latest EP 'Commands'. Get in touch: podcast@xsnoize.com
Steve Abbott, lead singer of the band UK Decay in 1979–1983, gives a breakdown of 'Tenderness and Rage', the finale event of Poetry & Lyrics Festival (10–11 Jun) which celebrates the poetry of punk with musicians who birthed the movement and transformed the landscape of lyrics with their blistering new approach. Join The Adverts’ TV Smith, Pauline Murray of Penetration and Crass’ Penny Rimbaud to explore Punk’s lyrical heart (with live acoustic performances). Steve Lamacq hosts. Sat 11 Jun, 9.30pm kingsplace.co.uk/TendernessRage
Roger Bolton explores listener reaction to BBC radio. The death of boxing legend Muhammad Ali blazed across BBC output in the last week - but did this coverage fail to portray the two sides of his character? Listeners questioned whether the reporting focused too heavily on his success and iconic image and neglected his more controversial moments. Controller of daily news programmes Gavin Allen explains how these decisions are made in the editorial process and what he feels the news programmes achieved. In the age of audiences having streaming websites and personal playlists at their fingertips, is there a place for music presenters to curate our listening? BBC 6 Music believe there is as it broadcasts its annual 6 Music Recommends Day. Reporter Rob Crossan goes behind the scenes with musicians and presenters to find out how they put together a 12 hour playlist of brand new music that will please a diverse set of listeners. He speaks to presenters Cerys Matthews, Steve Lamacq and Shaun Keaveny, as well as Head of Music Jeff Smith and Head of Programmes Paul Rogers. Roger Bolton also puts listener questions to BBC 6 Music Controller Bob Shennan, asking the station has evolved since its launch in 2002 and where it fits into the range of music radio stations. And in last week's Feedback, the BBC's assistant political editor Norman Smith explained how he feels the corporation's impartiality may affect reporting of the EU Referendum. It's a debate that many Feedback listeners felt compelled to join in. Produced by Kate Dixon. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4.
Steve Lamacq, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Andy 'Big Dog' Morgan and a few other mates catch up with Justin this week. We hear another hire car review. The Postbag comes storming back to close the Pod.
If you're dipping your toe into the turgid waters of a freelance career, Sound Women have the event for you: a free freelancer training day on 21st November, in association with Creative Skillset and the BBC Academy. Keep an eye on http://soundwomen.co.uk to find out how to reserve your place. As a freelancer myself, I've spent ten years alternating between joy and terror. So for this month's podcast, I assembled a crack squadron of freelancers to share their self-propelled wisdom: • Nicky Patrick, current breakfast show presenter at Radio Jackie and previous official Mrs Potato Head http://nickypatrick.com/ • Ellie Davis, producer of the likes of Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq and deliberate avoider of staff jobs http://thisisellie.com • Matt Hill, producer of podcasts for the Guardian, BAFTA, and Broadcast, as well as the power behind the Media Podcast and Spark London audio thrones http://rethinkdaily.co.uk We're all available for hire! You can find me at http://twitter.com/helenzaltzman and http://helenzaltzman.com. This episode was produced by Penny Bell, Cheeka Eyers, Maria Williams and me. Many thanks to Somethin' Else for kindly lending their studios, and to Martin Austwick for the theme tune. To find out more about Sound Women - events in your area, training, and membership - visit http://soundwomen.co.uk and/or tweet http://twitter.com/soundwomen. You can also email podcast@soundwomen.co.uk if you'd like to get involved with this show. Back in November! Helen Zaltzman helenzaltzman.com Subscribe to the Sound Women podcast on iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/SWPitunes
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Station Manager Richard Queree has a go at taking on Steve Lamacq's "University's Challenged" quiz on his show. He also gets the chance to plug Tequila Radio a bit on 6Music.
Jordan Saville caught up with BBC 6Music and Radio 2 Presenter, Steve Lamacq at last week's Swn Festival. The two discussed Steve's DJ set at the Moon Club, what bands and acts Steve had caught up with and how Richard did on "Universities Challenged" the previous day.
Former Station Manager Matt "Giggsy" Skinner talks to Steve Lamacq on BBC 6Music about Tequila Radio.
Steve Lamacq joins us in the pod to improvise on a theme of indie. In a wide-ranging conversation we cover what it's like to listen to spend your Sunday afternoon listening to demos, have Richey Manic carve his arm in front of you, "discover" Coldplay, talk to the parents of 17-year-olds with stars in their eyes, hang about backstage and live on a diet of cider and crisps. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Steve Lamacq joins us in the pod to improvise on a theme of indie. In a wide-ranging conversation we cover what it's like to listen to spend your Sunday afternoon listening to demos, have Richey Manic carve his arm in front of you, "discover" Coldplay, talk to the parents of 17-year-olds with stars in their eyes, hang about backstage and live on a diet of cider and crisps. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Steve Lamacq joins us in the pod to improvise on a theme of indie. In a wide-ranging conversation we cover what it's like to listen to spend your Sunday afternoon listening to demos, have Richey Manic carve his arm in front of you, "discover" Coldplay, talk to the parents of 17-year-olds with stars in their eyes, hang about backstage and live on a diet of cider and crisps.
On the latest Earwax Radio Show our artist in session is ex- Dawn Parade frontman Greg Mcdonald whose fans have included the late great John Peel and the still pretty great Steve Lamacq. We also preview a couple of tracks from the new Love Music Hate Racism compilation "Keep Britain Tidy". Plus some cute indie-pop from The Boy The Girl And All The World and Stagecoach. Playlist Kids Love Lies - Switch Off Greg Mcdonald – Exclusive Earwax Session Track The Boy The Girl And All The World – Married For Money Kunk – Little People Bretton – Every Thing You Asked For Greg Mcdonald - The Fortune Line (Earwax Radio Session Version) Stagecoach – School Day http://www.wax-music.com http://www.myspace.com/earwaxradio http://earwaxradio.podomatic.com http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2383691698 http://www.bebo.com/earwaxradioshow http://www.last.fm/label/Earwax+Radio http://www.youtube.com/user/earwaxtelevision
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