Records & Bands Robert Jones

In which our heroes talk s*** about music for people who don't like music
Mark Plant from 100 Things We Learned From Film joins me as we get into upcoming albums from Punk "Legends"?, share our "favourite" example of beige music and have a little quiz
RECENT LISTENS:
Paul SimonDylan Gossett
UPCOMING RELEASES:
Black KeysCock SparrerBob Vylan
BEIGE SONGS FOR BEIGE PEOPLE PLAYLIST:
A few of the names included on our playlist
Macy GrayDavid GrayDidoColdplay (obviously)Paul Weller's solo stuff because he once told Planty to f*** off outside a club in NottinghamAnd a few more besides.

RECORD OF THE WEEK
Planty picks Aussie punk trio The Living Ends eponymous album....The Living End. Which leads to a brief chat about some great Australian bands from the turn of the century
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In which our heroes talk s*** about The Eagles, Pulp and U2
Sam is with us tis week as we discuss my U2 mission and his love of The Eagles, we also choose a record of the week, share some reviews of a massive album, play pop quizzes and make a playlist of title tracks.
RECENT LISTENS:
U2The RiverYoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
UPCOMING RELEASES:
ElbowGossipLauran Hibberd
TITLE TRACK PLAYLIST:
A few of the names included on our playlist
Bruce SpringsteenCrash Test DummiesThe DoorsJason IsbellPaul SimonZach BryanAnd a few more besides.

RECORD OF THE WEEK
Sam picks Different Class by Pulp as our record of the week and it's a great choice...good work Sammy.
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In which our heroes talk s*** about solo records from Iron Maiden vocalists.
Leon joins me this week as we get into his thoughts on the new solo records from Iron Maiden frontmen Bruce Dickinson and Blaze Bayley while I give my early first impressions type thoughts on Norther by Shane Smith and the Saints.
We also look at some upcoming releases, chat about some other interesting side/solo projects and I make Leon play my silly little pop trivia games.
RECENT LISTENS:
Blaze BayleyGenesisThe Ballad of Songbirds & SnakesGo WestShane Smith and the Saints
UPCOMING RELEASES:
The Black CrowsKayce MusgravesMad Caddies
SIDE PROJECT PLAYLIST:
A few of the names included on our playlist
Bruce DickinsonJames Dean BradfieldLayne StaleyThe Power StationJohn FruscianteAnd a few more besides.

RECORD OF THE WEEK
Leon picked this weeks record and it's the 2023 album Hackney Diamonds from the Rolling Stones which I definitely did not compare to a Supergrass record. Definitely not a thing that I would do.
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I wanted to re-share our look at the 2019 album from Moron Police, A Boat on the Sea.
What started in my head as a bit of a novelty record has moved very quickly into my heart and is deserving of a spot in a list of my favourite records we've covered on the show so here's a rerun of that conversation I had with now 3rd chair of the show...Leon Bateman.
Originally Posted in February 2022.
In which our heroes talk s*** about the album A Boat on the Sea from Moron Police. 
Rob is joined today by new regular guest, Leon Bateman to discuss the 2019 prog/rock/pop/synthy??? album from Moron Police, A Boat on the Sea. 
It's really difficult to find the words to describe this completely unique album so please forgive our mindless musings. Hopefully our enthusiasm will compensate for a complete lack of critical understanding on just what is happening on this record. Like the record, this episode goes all over the place so strap in and enjoy the ride.

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In which our heroes talk s*** about sad cowboy songs, actors making records and actors making sad cowboy songs.
This week I'm joined by regular 3rd chair, Jamie Onolfo from Talking Dad and Tales from the Social Club to chat about some bands we've been enjoying, an album we're both looking forward to and some big names from the world of TV and Film who try their hand at making music.
Along the way we talk about some records with notable anniversaries this week, I put Jamie through his pop quiz paces and ask him to guess the Top 10 Rock Albums according to Planet Rock before he leaves us with his choice for Record of the Week
RECENT LISTENS:
Bob VylanJosh MeloyYelawolfCharles Wesley Godwin
UPCOMING RELEASES:
BleachersJudas Priest - Invincible ShieldLuke Grimes
ACTORS PLAYLIST:
A few of the names included on our playlist
David HasselhofMaya HawkeZooey DeschanelPretty RecklessTenacious DBenny HillAnd there's more.... you can listen to the playlist on:

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RECORD OF THE WEEK
Jamie picked our record of the week this time and is urging us to check out Grammy winning Lainey Wilson.
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In which our heroes talk s*** about the 1994 seminal album from Green Day; Dookie.
As it's 30 years old at the beginning of this month we thought it should be our Record of the Week for the first podcast of this year and we're taking the opportunity to re-post this episode from 2021 where a couple of inexperienced podcasters shout over each other about Dookie.
This is an album that's really important for Sam but certainly opened doors for Rob back in 1994 when he was still open to listening to stuff from outside of Seattle!
We discuss, among other things, the bands output over a nearly 30 year career, getting kids up on stage to play guitar and the concept of selling out. The whole "are Green Day punk?" question gets knocked about, we trace the music of Green Day through to the mid 2000's emo scene and Rob has a hot take attributing the albums mega sales to the premature death of Kurt Cobain.
Its a proper rambling bulls***ty kind of a podcast this one but isn't that the point. 
Green Day - Dookie

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