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Drummer Seeks Musicians: The Making of U2

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Drummer Seeks Musicians: The Making of U2

The Irish Times
Sidetracked with Annie and Nick

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Sidetracked with Annie and Nick

BBC Sounds
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Eras

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The Zane Lowe Interview Series

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Word In Your Ear

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Word In Your Ear

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1 day ago

Bon Iver — “Skinny Love”

Pack up your winter gear—we’re headed to the Wisconsin woods. This week, Rob retreats into Justin Vernon’s cabin to remember the buzzy indie album ‘For Emma, Forever Ago,’ which launched the career of the eventual Grammy-winning band Bon Iver. He looks back on how critics and audiences were enamored with the narrative that Vernon wrote the album while heartbroken and alone in the woods, and the way his voice conveyed those feelings. Later, Rob’s joined by The New York Times’ Jon Caramanica to discuss if “Skinny Love” possibly led to “stomp-clap” music and what collaborators like Kanye West and Taylor Swift heard in Bon Iver. (00:00) Intro: Neko Case’s voice as a force of nature (30:19) This week’s song: “Skinny Love” by Bon Iver (32:36) Justin Vernon’s (many) early bands (48:29) Bon Iver’s abstract lyrics (55:05) “Skinny Love” and the narrative of ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ (01:04:57) Interview with Jon Caramanica (01:33:25) Outro Host: Rob Harvilla Guest: Jon Caramanica Producers: Julianna Ress, Chris Sutton, Justin Sayles, and Olivia Crerie CONNECT Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/60songsthatexplainthe90s TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@60songsthatexplainthe90s Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
1 day ago

Episode 972 | "Catching Up With the Bros"

The JBP kicks off this episode discussing Ish's absence from Friday's podcast and his appearance at Homecoming in Baltimore over the weekend (18:50). People are upset over a Shane Gillis joke in his Saturday Night Live monologue (34:34), Druski is set to host the sketch-comedy show on November 7th (44:50), and Joe shares his thoughts on 'The Dane Cook Story' (53:40). The cast then reacts to a man dying after climbing into a tiger enclosure (58:40), Summer Walker wants off her label (1:11:02), and new music from Doechii (1:20:45). Kelly Clarkson blasts a small business online (1:44:10), an unfortunate incident at Six Flags (2:05:00), and Ice reacts to a viral video game 'Hood Warfare' (2:14:12). Also, Ben Affleck's new movie 'Animals' (2:30:20), Soulja Boy 2028? (2:40:48), and more. Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: http://www.patreon.com/joebudden
19 hr ago

Rory Gallagher – Ireland’s first rock star remembered by the brother who managed him

You forget how huge and ubiquitous Rory Gallagher was in the ‘70s, just 22 at the Isle of Wight and auditioning for the Stones four years later, an inspiration for Johnny Marr, Andy Partridge, the Edge, Slash and countless others. And for his brother and manager Dónal - “it was a big wide world I wasn’t going to see unless I hung onto his coattails”. He’s just published a memoir, ‘Edged In Blue, A Rock’n’Roll Odyssey with Rory Gallagher’, and looks back here at some of the highlights, these among them … … watching Six-Five Special through a closed TV shop window at night and adding vocals to entertain the crowd … hearing jazz, Lonnie Donegan and Big Bill Broonzy on Forces Radio in Ireland … auditioning for the Stones in 1974 … joining the Fontana Showband aged 15 playing ceilidh, Chuck Berry and Georgie Fame … Taste on the chaotic Blind Faith US tour when Ginger Baker attacked the security … when Johnny Marr and Joe Bonamassa asked to borrow his old guitars … and “the BBC’s most recorded artist of the ‘70s” and managing his expanding legacy. Order ‘Edged in Blue: A Rock 'n' Roll Odyssey with Rory Gallagher’ here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Edged-Blue-Rock-Odyssey-Gallagher/dp/1786052539 Help us to keep The Longest Continuous Conversation In Rock'n'Roll going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
15 hr ago

DJ Shadow - Mutual Slump

30 years ago, DJ Shadow released his debut album, Entroducing… and it changed my life. I listened to it so much. And when I first started Song Exploder, he was on my list of dream guests. And then 10 years ago, that dream came true, and I got to make an episode with him in honor of the 20th anniversary of the album. Well, now it’s the 30th anniversary, and DJ Shadow is on tour this fall, celebrating it with a set that just focuses on songs from Endtroducing… And, there’s a special edition of the album on vinyl. So, in the spirit of all that, I wanted to go back to this episode of Song Exploder from back in 2016. For more info, visit songexploder.net/dj-shadow.
Season 4, Episode 1

Drummer Seeks Musicians, part one: The Note

It is 50 years this month since 14-year-old drummer Larry Mullen stuck a note on a school noticeboard looking for fellow musicians to form a band. That note led to U2. In this three-part podcast series to mark the 50th anniversary, Róisín Ingle traces the formation of the band in a school on the northside of Dublin through interviews with their classmates, teachers, friends, family and band members. Why did U2 happen in Mount Temple? And how are Bono, Edge, Larry Mullen and Adam Clayton still friends and still making music together fifty years later? Drummer Seeks Musicians is a remarkable origin story, told by the people who were there from the very beginning. From Mount Temple Comprehensive to the world stage, this is the story of how U2 began. Episode one goes back to the radical experiment that was Mount Temple Comprehensive School on Dublin’s northside in 1976, where fifty years ago 14-year-old Larry Mullen pinned a note on the school bulletin board. That note brought together Larry, Adam Clayton, Dave ‘The Edge’ Evans and Paul ‘Bono’ Hewson of U2, four teenagers who were destined to become one of the world's biggest bands. Róisín talks to the people who were there - the ones who nearly made the band, the teachers who supported them and the classmates who watched it happen. We hear about the architect of a remarkable school and discover the back stories of Paul 'Bono' Hewson and Larry Mullen Jr. Story Lines is the home of audio storytelling from The Irish Times. Drummer Seeks Musicians: The Making of U2 is presented, written, researched and produced by Róisín Ingle. Editing by Rob Sutton. Additional production by Suzanne Brennan. The podcast is dedicated to Donald Moxham. Thanks to the staff at Mount Temple, to U2 and to everyone who took part in the podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
5 days ago

Episode 040

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10 hr ago

Colorcast Radio 291 with Sound Quelle [Live]

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8 Oct

Glastonbury Tickets, Celebrity Traitors and Tinashe Gets Her Flowers

This week, Annie was honoured by the Ivors Academy for her contribution to music and for bringing new music to wider audiences and Nick was the one to hand her the award at a ceremony that saw Emily Eavis, James Blake, MNEK, and Stormzy take home awards too. What made James Blake’s speech about the state of the music industry so powerful and indisputable? And how does Annie feel about Stormzy shouting her out (twice) when he accepted his award? Elsewhere, Glastonbury tickets sold out within 42 minutes leaving many people devastated not to make it through the queue. But who should headline the festival – could we see Taylor Swift make up for the lost 2020 festival? Could Céline Dion’s Paris show translate to the Pyramid Stage? And in other festival news, what do Annie and Nick make of the Primavera line up? Plus, does divorce make someone’s art better? Annie’s been listening to Beck’s new album (whilst walking to the ponds for an autumnal swim) and it’s raised the question of whether personal woes make a musician’s output better. And Tinashe’s latest album has already been labelled the best pop album of the year. Annie and Nick discuss why it’s so good – and how she’s not the only female artist to be getting her proper dues after years of hard work? You can send in a WhatsApp to 07970082700 or email sidetracked@bbc.co.uk And don’t forget you can also stay in touch via our Instagram Channel, which you can find in the BBC Sounds Instagram. SONGS JADE & Hans Zimmer - Into the Deep (Seas Cry) Minnie Riperton - Les Fleurs Tinashe - Sunglasses ALBUMS Beck - Ride Lonesome Tinashe - Popstar Zara Larsson - Midnight Sun Slayyyter - Wor$t Girl in America Charli XCX - brat Dolly Parton - Coat of Many Colors
2 days ago

As I Lay Dying: Are Phonies Running the Christian Metal Scene?

As I Lay Dying was one of the pillars of Christian metal when the genre crossed over to the mainstream in the 2000s. And then their frontman, Tim Lambesis, tried to hire a hitman to murder his wife. But shockingly, that’s not where the story ends. What happened after Lambesis’ release from prison involved lies, loss of faith, shocking home security video footage, and a burning question: was the Christian metal scene full of non-Christians?This episode contains content that may be disturbing to some listeners, and includes descriptions of domestic violence, self-harm, and child sexual abuse materials. To listen to Disgraceland ad free and get access to exclusive bonus content and more, become a Disgraceland All Access member at disgracelandpod.com/membership. Sign up for our newsletter and get the inside dirt on events, merch and other awesomeness - GET THE NEWSLETTER Follow Jake and DISGRACELAND: Instagram YouTube X (formerly Twitter) Facebook Fan Group TikTok To see the full list of contributors, see the show notes at www.disgracelandpod.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
5 days ago

Defected Radio Show hosted by Sam Devine - 09-10-2026

Podcast from Defected Records Sam Divine - Paradise [Defected] 00:00 LOSTBOYJAY feat. Joi Cardwell - Love Somebody Else [DFTD] 06:00 Kerri Chandler & Dennis Quin - You’re In My System (Phillip George Remix) [Kaoz Theory] 09:30 Midas Field - That’s Right [PIV] 14:26 Joey Daniell - Need I Say More [Cecille] 18:52 Rooléh, Sam Curran & Harry Unsworth - Faith In Motion [Saved Records] 23:30 BLOND:ISH - Why Why [Maison Arts] 27:33 Tiger Stripes - Twelve [Rekids] 31:50 MAD-J - After Hours [Mood Child Records] 34:53 MOST RATED: Oden & Fatzo & THEOS - Someone Like You [Defected] 38:34 Julian Fijma - Broken Love [Fijma Trax] 43:47 ID - ID 47:58 Rae Sada - Make It Hot! [DFTD] 51:52 Mason Collective & VLAD VS Route 94 - Tell You Why [Defected] 55:36 Toman & Makez - Reverse Things [Tszr] 1:00:04 RSquared - Ooo La La [RWorks] 1:05:00 Obskur - Speechless [Disorder] 1:09:47 Franky Rizardo - Marido Dance [LTF Records] 1:15:00 Scarlett O’Malley - La Orquestra [Spaghetti Morreti Records] 1:18:18 Mighty Dub Katz - Let The Drums Speak (Butch Remix) [Southern Fried Records] 1:23:19 George Reid - More Than I Can Handle [Future Disco] 1:28:17 Daniel Steinberg - Class Room [Arms & Legs] 1:32:02 Malikk - Across The Room [8Bit Records] 1:35:19 Adam Ten & Yamagucci - Keep Workin’ [Rekids] 1:39:20 NiCe7 - Time To Get Physical [DFTD] 1:43:43 Dr SIBI - Searchin’ (Roy Aired) [Shall I Bruk It] 1:49:01 Dennis Ferrer - Touched The Sky [Defected] 1:54:04

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