Episode 19:  Pseudo American Teen Bollocks (April 11th 2019)

'Confidence is a preference for the habitual voyeur of what is known as… Podcast.' 

This episode:   

We hold conversations with an imaginary Luke Haines as we delve into the why, who, and what of irksome How’s My Chimney genre Britpop. The mockney affectations of Damon Albarn cause Jeremy to reach peak cynicism; Vince confesses to a grudging admiration for The Corrs; we pitch a 21st century revival of genial 80s sitcom Never the Twain, with warring neighbours Jimmy Page and Robbie Williams as perfect replacements for rival antique shop owners Windsor Davies and Donald Sinden; and in our exciting new regular feature, roving reporter Jeremy braves the wilds of Westbury village to bring us news of what’s hot and what’s not in the CD and DVD sections of the high street charity store. 

The artists/bands rated and/or discussed are The Auteurs, Texas, The Verve, and Blur with mentions of Robbie Williams, Jimmy Page, Oasis, The La's, Busted, McFly, Chicago and Peter Cetera, David Bowie, The Corrs, Suede, Pulp, Shed 7, and The King Singers.

FULL TRACK LISTING 

Overrated Podcast Theme Tune – There It Is (Royalty Free) 

Show Girl  – The Auteurs 

Halo –  Texas 

The Drugs Don’t Work  – The Verve 

Tracy Jacks  – Blur 

Free as a Bird – The Beatles 

JEREMY RECOMMENDS 

The Upper Classes by The Auteurs 

Real Love (piano demo) by John Lennon 

VINCE RECOMMENDS 

The Glory of Love by Peter Cetera