Remember The First Time?

Remember The First Time
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A brand new podcast covering 90's Music / Albums / Gigs / Festivals / The only music podcast on the internet!

Episodes

  1. Rememeber The First Time Meets...Damian Harris - Creative Director of Skint Records

    03/07/2020 · BONUS

    Rememeber The First Time Meets...Damian Harris - Creative Director of Skint Records

    Remember The First Time? Meets...Damian Harris. Damian is the Creative Director of Skint Records and a recording artist who goes by the alter-ego of 'Midfield General'. Founded in 1995, Skint was the home of Fat Boy Slim, X-Press 2, FC Kahuna and Lo Fidelity Allstars. It is most famously known for being a leader of the Big Beat scene during the '90s. Paul sat down for a conversation with Damian about the 25th anniversary of Skint Records, the Big Beat scene during that period and Big Beat Boutique, the infamous club night held at the Brighton Concorde. The conversation also covers the highs and lows of running a label, what drew him back to the label after a period of absence away, plus the legacy of Big Beat and it's impact on electronic music. You can find out more about Skint Records here www.skintentertainment.com ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to this show. It would mean so much to us and will make it easier for others to find and enjoy the show. Thanks!***

    32 min
  2. Episode 6 - Massive Attack - Protection

    30/09/2019

    Episode 6 - Massive Attack - Protection

    The difficult second album, it's a cliché of the music industry, everything's just a rehash of a band's debut work, only the ideas aren't as inventive, the sound not as unique. It's episode 6 of Remember The First Time and we're exploring Massive Attack's second album, Protection. One thing we can definitely say is that it's far from difficult! Paul, Mark and Charlotte discuss a band exploring their sound and reinventing who they are sonically and artistically. Plus Jessica Joy (officially a friend of the Podcast now) returns to discuss her time working in record shops and DJing in Bristol during the 90's, as well as helping Jungle legends get to grips with 45rpm! Also, after Mark's enthusiasm for the quiz in the last episode, Charlotte brings her own unique questions to this month's quizzy business, and we decide which track from Protection goes on the playlist! Finally, where does the album rank in the Remember The First Time chart? You'll have to listen obviously, we're not going to tell you here, we're too sly! ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to this show. It would mean so much to us and will make it easier for others to find and enjoy the show. Thanks!***

    55 min
  3. Episode 4 - Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible

    02/08/2019

    Episode 4 - Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible

    Episode 4 of Remember The First Time. In this episode, Paul, Charlotte and Mark explore one of the darkest and most enigmatic albums of the 90's, the Manic Street Preachers' The Holy Bible. It's now 25 years since the release, so how are the messages, themes and issues in the album perceived now? We also chat with Steve Naish, author of Riffs and Meaning: Manic Street Preachers and Know Your Enemy, about his experiences as a Manics fan and what prompted him to write a book about the band. Plus, as always, we have our playlist additions and the ever evolving RTFTime quiz! ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to this show. It would mean so much to us and will make it easier for others to find and enjoy the show. Thanks!***

    1h 9m
  4. Episode 3 - Glastonbury 1994

    25/06/2019

    Episode 3 - Glastonbury 1994

    Rain, wind and mud can only mean one thing, no, not an Earth, Wind and Fire tribute act...it's festival season, and what better way is there to celebrate Glastonbury (apart from being there), than devoting an episode of Remember The First Time to the 1994 line up? We discuss the infamous Britpop Sunday of 'The NME' stage, the emergence of dance music to the mainstream, the festival's inaurgural TV coverage on Channel 4 and share your stories, after you overwhelmed us with tails of debauchery, jetlag, ruined piercing and failed GCSE's! Not only that but we've two interviews from 1994 festival goers, and we're joined by guest Dan Laver of The Vinyl Line Podcast, who we manage to immediately make feel his age by asking him how old he was in 1994!  All this plus we update the RTFTime Playlist, a special Glastonbury themed quiz and Mark somehow manages to talk about Phil Daniels yet again! ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to this show. It would mean so much to us and will make it easier for others to find and enjoy the show. Thanks!***

    1h 19m
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A brand new podcast covering 90's Music / Albums / Gigs / Festivals / The only music podcast on the internet!

Information

  • Creator
    Remember The First Time
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2020
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Remember The First Time