Bonus Episode: The Screening Room – So I Married an Axe Murderer
This week in the Screening Room, Zeth is talking about beat poetry, Alcatraz, noggins so big they’re virtual planetoids, and the 1993 romantic comedy ‘So I Married an Axe Murderer” starring Mike Myers, Nancy Travis, and a scene-stealing Phil Hartman. Plus we make a mixtape inspired by the film with…
Testing Elvis Costello's Music Knowledge
Elvis Costello joins Jack on the Track Star Podcast to explore the music that has stayed with him throughout his life. From the sharp pop instincts of Nick Lowe and the blues-rooted rock of Fleetwood Mac to Randy Newman’s storytelling, Stevie Wonder’s soul and reggae grooves, and Bruce Springsteen’…
SE 6, EP 11: Rockpile - Seconds of Pleasure with Special Guest Mike Middleton
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On this "very special episode" of This Is Vinyl Tap, we bring in special guest Mike Middleton to talk about Seconds of Pleasure by the band Rockpile.
Mike is a Austin drummer who was a member of Mojo Nixon's band the Toadliquors. He has also played with Junior Brown, Rosie Flores,…
Only Three Lads: Robert Ellis Orrall (Taylor Swift / Hit Songwriter) - Top 5 Songs Written for Other Artists
This week, we place our focus on songs that one established artist wrote for another artist. And what better ceremonial Third Lad than Robert Ellis Orrall, a songwriter who has not only penned his own hits ("I Couldn't Say No" with Carlene Carter - #32 Pop, 1983; "Boom! It Was Over" - #19 Country,…
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Joel Plaskett on music, identity, and the tension between analog life and AI
Joel Plaskett joins Glen Erickson for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from privacy and digital fatigue to the realities of sustaining a long music career. They unpack what it means to make art in an increasingly alg…
In The Mix: New Wave Friday Pt 3
Fifty years ago this week, a small London label that had been going for barely two months released a two-and-a-half-minute single by a band called the Damned. "New Rose" came out on 22 October 1976. It's generally counted as the first record by a British punk band, it didn't chart, and it was on St…
Losin It With Luscious #308 Exene, Poly Styrene, Slapshot, & the punx!
DJ Jesse Luscious celebrates 41 years of Boston Hardcore legends Slapshot, digs into East Bay Punk from across the USA (!?), new tunes from Harry Stafford/Inca Babies, Great Falls, Thee Headcoats, Brijitte West/NY Loose, Cloud Nothings, The Room, Micko & the Mellotronics, FreeBox, Lords of Acid, Th…
Nick Lowe with Matthew Houck (Phosphorescent)
On this week’s Talkhouse Podcast, we’ve got a little more focused conversation than usual, as Matthew Houck—the driving force behind the band Phosphorescent—chats with legendary songwriter Nick Lowe, largely about Lowe’s recently reissued 2001 album The Convincer.
Even if Nick Lowe’s name isn’t su…
Chaz Jankel (Ian Dury and the Blockheads)
Chaz Jankel and I discuss his changing his name at 13; his neighborhood growing up; producing an album in Port Jefferson, NY; skiffle music; Lonnie Donnegan; being into Afro-American bands of the 60s and 70s; Mill Hill School; Jews in punk; St. Martin's School of the Arts; turning to music; buying …
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