2 hr 8 min
The 80's, live Music isn't about life or death. It's much more important than that
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Perm the hair, get out the skinny tie and fire up the little red corvette, it's back to the 80's we go as the boys get together over a few cold ones on the patio of Clint's AirBnB. You may ask yourself, what has happened to my beautiful podcast? This episode:
Bill tries to go Judge Dredd style with Anthrax's "I am the Law", as Clint goes all SJW with "We are the world". While not explicitly stating that he is a living in a material world, Bill does buy in to the electro kraut-rock of Visage, gets his gear off to the New York gay anthem "Male Stripper", and steals your heart to the sounds of Ministry. He knows this is what you want, so this is what you get. Over at the Blue Light Disco, Clint shows why Bowie and Midnight Oil solved racism in Australia, flirts with INXS before getting his first kiss with Paul Kelly. No legal action against us was brought forward by either Rogers Waters or Dave Gilmour. *phew*
Rounding out the decade, Cold Chisel get the band back together for the express purpose of showing that greed is still good, and Thurston Moore harks back to a simpler time where Sonic Youth were all that was right with the world.
Perm the hair, get out the skinny tie and fire up the little red corvette, it's back to the 80's we go as the boys get together over a few cold ones on the patio of Clint's AirBnB. You may ask yourself, what has happened to my beautiful podcast? This episode:
Bill tries to go Judge Dredd style with Anthrax's "I am the Law", as Clint goes all SJW with "We are the world". While not explicitly stating that he is a living in a material world, Bill does buy in to the electro kraut-rock of Visage, gets his gear off to the New York gay anthem "Male Stripper", and steals your heart to the sounds of Ministry. He knows this is what you want, so this is what you get. Over at the Blue Light Disco, Clint shows why Bowie and Midnight Oil solved racism in Australia, flirts with INXS before getting his first kiss with Paul Kelly. No legal action against us was brought forward by either Rogers Waters or Dave Gilmour. *phew*
Rounding out the decade, Cold Chisel get the band back together for the express purpose of showing that greed is still good, and Thurston Moore harks back to a simpler time where Sonic Youth were all that was right with the world.
2 hr 8 min