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Shout out to The Sundays!!!! ❤❤😍😍🙏 I absolutely Love them too ❤❤ It's profoundly upsetting that they don't release their decades of (home recorded) material

What about Pulp- Something Changed for a cracking little love song?

....gotta also comment on the music press, as Mogwai were a perfect example of a band I had not heard yet here in New Zealand, but couldn't wait to hear them, due to what NME and Melody Maker were reporting in their columns, and they weren't wrong, phaaaarrrrrkin blown away, and a live version of Ex Cowboy was the 1st song I heard

Ex Cowboy has always been a massive favourite!!! Have seen them twice here in NZ, and luckily Ex Cowboy was on the setlist both times......Best Band in the World!!!! Love your Podcast down here👍

I saw ADF support Rage against the machine at wembley. The loudest gig i've heard.

I sometimes think I'm the only person in the world that doesn't like really Idles. I thought they were alright up to 'joy' but they completely lost me after that.

Me Julie loves IDLES better still she really loves Otoboke Beaver and is well jel that Luke saw them, she's been trying to see them for ages! Love Otoboke Beaver!!

Heaven or Las Vegas definitely the peak album for me. Stoked I saw them play their last gig at The Albert Hall. Heard a story way back then that Liz was keen on Massive Attack.

Punk didn't end in 79, there was the 82 resurgence with bands like The Exploited, G.B.H. Discharge,the Oi movement and then the anarcho crusty punk scene with Crass, Conflict, Amebix etc that went on to influence grindcore and thrash metal. Sonic Youth were a band with a couple, KIm Gordon and Thurston Moore.

I can do the android thing, how do I get in touch? Does the pod have an email?

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Inspirals shit over oasis tenfold!

What album ?

Best goddammed lyrics in the whole godless world IMO. I terrorise my neighbourhood with Carter around once a month when its not too cold. I drag my JBL 4560s, the18" bins, 12" mid-tops and the horns out of the garage into my garden and fire it all up for a few hours. Used to play Carter at raves sometimes but had a tendency to clear the dancefloor. The newer generations don't seem to 'get it'. Carter is great to amplify and play through vintage PA systems I never thought The Wonderstuff was classed as Greebo!!??- Always been a fan of them!

One of the best albums in the world. Absolute masterpiece

Continuing on the Reggae theme mentioned early in this week's episode, I liked "Shine" by Aswad and "You Don't Love Me (No No No)" by Dawn Penn in 1994, both were played a lot during the summer that year.

Two landmark Hip Hop albums were released in 1994, "Illmatic" by Nas and "Ready To Die" by Notorious B.I.G.

Prince finally managed to get a UK number one single in 1994 at the 42nd time of asking with "The Most Beautiful Girl In The World"

Sabres of paradise were great Andy weatherall on warp records. That goldie song was also great. Saw orbital that year one of the best gigs I’ve ever been to. I love that massive attack album protection as well. Saw underworld that year as well they were also brilliant and saw their dj Darren Emerson at a club afterwards good times.

1994 was a turning point year..The music, fashion us Mods we’re into came back for air. Fred Perrys , Ben Sherman’s, Adidas Gazelles , Scooters ect.. Gigs were bloody awesome. One album /band you’ve overlooked “Echobelly - “ Everyone’s Got One”. would be great if you could get Sonya on…

Good interview. Clearly, you enjoyed the documentary, and it is excellent, but if you really want more info, check out Greg Prato's book A Devil on One Shoulder and an Angel on the Other. The book is on another level.

1:19:30 - the stupid fucking tools didn't even hear the potential in the You and Me Song - it went viral quarter of a century before going viral existed, FFS. What the actual fuck were these clowns playing at. 😆😆 That track will be a five figure annual royalty cheque for each band member to this day, I'd bet. Unless they got totally shafted. Which, y'know, is probably par for the course.

man i used to hate the docking stage on Moon Cresta - the Einstein point at the end is well made, btw.

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so glad this exists

I saw SMASH at Stoke Wheatsheaf in 1923 - all i remember is a red leather biker jacket singer, sweaty, and good punk energy and angst. Imo couldn't touch Snuff, who were at their best in '88-'89, a few years before (and owing more to hardcore than first wave British punk). Any of you S&C guys into Snuff at all? First EP best. Unfuckwithable, I think. Anyway, I subbed and will be catching up in the next few weeks. This channel pisses all over Indie Sleaze and that stupid Oasis one. Can't remember the name.

One of the best years ever in music(in my lifetime) if not the best. IMHO

Hingley is essential to the Carpets iconic sound. A really strong singer and front man. An Orator. Life & Beast Inside & Goldfish are some of the best albums of the 90s for me. B-side Skidoo their finest moment for me❤

One of the things that makes the Inspirals great is the bass playing of Martyn Walsh. Mermaid is a cracking track, Caravan, Party In The Sky, I Want You the list goes on. They’re a great band, bummer they had a falling out. Tom is far and away their best singer.

It was great!

1990 was the year Reading changed to an 'indie/alternative' Festival.. Pixies and The Cramps headlined the other days in 1990. Faith No More played too as well as Ned's, MC4 and Senseless Things. It was because the Festival was taken over by Vince Power of Mean Fiddler (who owned all the cool venues in London I believe??' .... Vince Power would be a really interesting guest actually, you could ask him all about it!!

Beast inside

Leatherface - Mush

Luke mentioned Swervedriver.....great shout. Raise n Mezcal head have been re issued for a while now and would recommend either.

You have to get Seamonsters. The wedding presents classic LP.... Steve albini produced

Really good, as per usual. Inspirals are a band you revisit and feel like you’ve over looked them . Probably due to being out shone by the other contemporaries around at the time. Ive been left now with an image of bands selling their merchandise on a market stall outside after a gig. Ian Brown or Jarvis Cocker yelling out “Special offer 2 for price of one, roll up, roll up” . James D Bradfield “ Everything must go, Manics jamboree gift bags” Ha ha. I’ll leave it there , the list is endless. Anyway , really enjoy what you’re doing. Good stuff.👍🎸

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Was Ten Rapid not their first album?

Stewart and Barry are the shit!

Lovely having found you

I like fishing for geordies.

Another brilliant guest and interview. What a fascinating guy. I picked up Community Music simply because the band had the word Dub in it. Never looked back. That's my favorite album of there's and Truth Hides is epic! I look forward to the next interview. Thank you!

Steve's comments on the music industry in the 90s and the political situation right now are so "to the point" and "spot on" in this interview. A very intelligent dude. Great show guys.

That was a great episode. I definitely have to agree with Stuart about Mudhoney over Nirvana. Well done with that interview Luke!! It's definitely one of my favorites I really love the podcast especially the chatter at the beginning and end. The affection you have for each other makes all the difference. That and Dave is an absolute fucking legend. I look forward to many more.....David Gedge maybe? The Real People? Northside??

Just based on what I know about ADF, and Intellectually, I completely agree that Britpop was a disgrace and the music that matters pushes things forward. On the other hand... Boo Radleys were a top top guitar pop band, Oasis were (very briefly) one of the greatest rock n roll bands of all time... some Britpop music matter. Also on the other hand... and this might be deeply unfair... when I think of 90s dance music I think of brilliant innovative electronic music that was really pushing things forward. The more eclectic dance influenced bands, or bands that were dance with guitars, or big beat... that's all "let's water down dance for the people who don't like dance".