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It’s time for a bumper edition of the PJP takeover as Ning brings onboard Lez & 80’s thrash aficionado Gaz to look at one of the aforementioned genre’s seminal albums,  Reign In Blood by cuddly metalheads Slayer.
 
Even the usual Jukeboxpod host would struggle to downplay the reverence of the big hitters ‘Angel of Death’ & ‘Raining Blood’ on this effort but how’s the rest of the material hold up nearly 40 years on? 
The guys cover all aspects of the album and conduct a major internal discussion over track listing & song running times, heavy metal heaven indeed 🤘🏻
 
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Produced by Ning@studio2
 
Title music by StewyD & Del Jones



 

And now for something a bit different….
 
The Download Festival is a renowned rock and metal music festival that takes place annually at Donington Park (site of its predecessor “Monsters of Rock”) in the East Midlands and attracts thousands of music fans from around the world. The festival features multiple stages showcasing a diverse lineup of bands and artists, ranging from legendary rock icons to up-and-coming acts. It has become a staple event in the rock and metal music calendar, known for its impressive lineup, electric performances, and unforgettable experiences as well dividing the fanbase on the acts performing & has cemented its reputation as one of the premier music festivals in the UK.

On this episode Simon welcomes back a co-host from many moons ago to take on Little Si”s words per minute record, look back over the festival’s life & pick out keys points for discussion as well as discussing this year’s line-up. Obviously we veer off-topic many a time as well so strap in and get onboard the Download bus!
 
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Produced by Ning@studio2
 
Title music by StewyD & Del Jones



 

This episode we take a look at the band nobody in the UK seemed to give two you-know-what’s about, Bush and their debut album Sixteen Stone. We delve into the origin of the band, lead singer Gavin Rossdale’s life & times, question if the band are in fact Day 1 for post-grunge and try to work out how this album sold 6x platinum in the US but barely scraped a silver cert (60,000) in the UK. All of this lovingly wrapping in wrestling-centric metaphors seductively delivered straight into your ear hole.
 
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Produced by Ning@studio2
 
Title music by StewyD & Del Jones



 

Step back with the Personal Jukebox as we delve into the career and music of the somewhat iconic and definitely influential band INXS. This time we take a dive into the band's rise to fame, their early output, their chart-topping hits, and the tragic loss of their enigmatic frontman, Michael Hutchence by covering the band’s 2011 compilation album “INXS The Very Best”
 
Join us as we explore the evolution of INXS's sound, from their early days playing in Sydney pubs and gigs to under 20 fans in the US to their international success with hits like "Need You Tonight" and "New Sensation” as well as waxing lyrical about “Never Tear Us Apart”. Of course we cover the shadier moments of the band including THAT moment at the Brits & the search for Hutchence’s replacement as well and delivering all the usual Jukeboxpod good times.

 
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Produced by Ning@studio2
 
Title music by StewyD & Del Jones



 

July 2006 is the focus of our latest chart analysis episode and this time there’s a lot of people on trial for peddling their wares. Amongst those in the firing line include Lordi, Pink, Razorlight, Muse & The Lost Prophets…. all of your faves. 
We also discuss cold water therapy, Brit school kids & our co-host falls in love with Paolo Nutini whilst also being unable to recollect a vast majority of the artists on offer. PLUS we also take another stab at the ‘Like’ world record!
 
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Produced by Ning@studio2
 
Title music by StewyD & Del Jones



 

The Power Ballad. Loved by many (including our co-host on this ep) but labelled by others as a product of a bygone era. In the vast majority of cases these songs are characterised by emotional and heartfelt lyrics, powerful vocals, and a melodic and dramatic instrumental arrangement. Typically, power ballads feature a slow tempo, allowing the singer to showcase their vocal range and express deep emotions. The lyrics often revolve around themes of love, heartbreak, and personal struggles, resonating with listeners on an emotional level. Power ballads are known for their anthemic choruses and memorable guitar solos, creating a sense of intensity and passion in the music. These songs have been performed by bands or solo artists at the absolute peak of their powers but on this pod we collate numerous online polls to discuss the top 30. 
Plus we talk about Sex Neil seeing a ghost and his potential rendezvous with swingers, go figure…
 
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Produced by Ning@studio2
 
Title music by StewyD & Del Jones