Don’t be a Ladysmith Black Mom-bozo! Listen to episode four of Enjoy An Album, all about the 1985 afropop compilation The Indestructible Beat of Soweto, which (according to Rolling Stone magazine) is the 497th Greatest Album of All Time. Liam harkens back to a teenage trip to Milawi, while Christopher unveils his embarrassing pronunciation of the word ‘apartheid.’ Plus, Liam insists that Christopher has listened to Paul Simon’s Graceland when he definitely hasn’t. All this and more on the fourth episode of Enjoy An Album.

‘Frankie Teardrop’ what you’re doing, and listen to this! Episode three of Enjoy An Album covers “Suicide” by Suicide, which (according to Rolling Stone magazine) is the 498th Greatest Album Of All Time. Liam reminisces about his first experience of transgressive modern art in the Tate Modern, while Christopher quizzes him on his knowledge about Ghost Rider. Plus, did Bruce Springsteen steal his whole vibe from this album? All this and more on the third episode of Enjoy An Album.

Do you have an ‘Everlasting Love’ for seminal funk classics? Episode two of Enjoy An Album covers “Ask Rufus” by Rufus feat. Chaka Khan, which (according to Rolling Stone magazine) is the 499th Greatest Album Of All Time. Liam and Christopher delve into the band’s oblique album title conventions, as well as dish sheer goss about steamy soundtracks and pronunciation problems. Plus, was Chaka Khan a member of the Black Panthers? All this and more on the second episode of Enjoy An Album.

‘Wake Up’ and smell the coffee! The first ever episode of Enjoy An Album covers ‘Funeral’ by Arcade Fire, which (according to Rolling Stone) is the 500th Greatest Album Of All Time. Liam recalls seeing the band live at Alexandra Palace in 2007 where he made a lifelong nemesis, whereas Christopher has some hot takes about the true meaning of the record’s lyrics. Plus, is Win Butler a secret posho? All this and more on the world premiere of Enjoy An Album.

COMING SOON

A new podcast in which comedians Christopher Macarthur Boyd and Liam Withnail listen to the 500 greatest albums of all time (According to Rolling Stone Magazine). As well as daft chat about every day life.