Part 2 of Episode 41 finds us at the Birthday section of the show, where we bring out a big cake and blow out all the candles ourselves for the great and good of music history this week. We discuss the insane rise and fall and spending sprees of 90’s rap superstar MC Hammer, and the multiple careers of Wu-Tang Clan’s Method Man. Rate, review, lather, rinse, repeat.

It’s Episode 41 of the Musical Taste Society! How are you? We’re well, thanks for asking. You join us at the Top Of The Show, where we have a look at what the music news and our streaming services have thrown at us this last week. Discussions include UBI for musicians, further refusal to understand NFTs and only 5 minutes of Prince chat. Music wise, we rake through what Spotify and Tidal have to throw at us and pass the very best of it on to you. Relax, enjoy and tell a few folk about us huh?

For our final part this week it’s ‘Hall of Fame’ time. This week it’s John’s turn to induct a new member and he’s chosen dance pioneers The Prodigy. Charting the origins of the band and working through their rise to becoming one of the most successful and unique acts on the planet. Give us a listen and tell your pal about it

Part 3 see us move to our ‘Events of the Week’, looking back on musical stories from this week in history. John kicks us off by looking at the time Dave Grohl offered his support to an unsigned band in the form of a letter to the band’s local council. Meanwhile Joseph looks on the sad tale of Milli Vanilli. Not the sad tale you think you know, but a sad one all the same. Give it a listen and tell your pals

Part 2 this week and its our Birthday section, celebrating the musical birthdays this week. Joseph celebrates the life of R&B/soul icon Teddy Pendergrass. Meanwhile John laments the wasted talent of 90’s Scottish reggae artist Finley Quaye. Give it a listen and tell your pals

It’s part 1 of Episode 40 and our ‘Top of The Show’, bringing you this weeks music news including Stevie Nicks being her usual amazing self, Bieber being just his usual self and Lemmy outdoing himself. As always we also give you our selection of essential tracks to find and explore. Give it a listen and learn some stuff

We've reached the summit of Episode 39 of the Musical Taste Society: our Hall Of Fame. Each week our hosts take turns to induct a worthy entry onto our hallowed walls, and this week sees sulky goth romantic with a heart of pure pop Robert Smith of The Cure put forward. Once you've listened to it, tell a few folk online and check our social media eh? That'd be nice.

Time for Part 3 of this week's Musical Taste Society and we've reached the Events section, looking at the weird and wonderful happenings of Pop's yesteryear. We've got a couple of lesser-known stories this week as we discuss how a Donny Osmond single being played on repeat on LA radio for over 90 minutes, while a disgruntled trucker walks into a record company and demands to speak to The Eagles at gunpoint. The usual appeal for rating, reviewing and sharing applies as always. Thanks and enjoy.

Welcome back for Part 2 of Episode 39 of the Musical Taste Society! Today sees us reach the Birthdays section, where we bring out a nice cake and sing Stevie Wonders version of 'Happy Birthday' to nepotistic one-hit wonder Rockwell and give worst Beach Boy Mike Love the birthday celebration he deserves. Rate and review and blahblahblah

Episode 39 of the Musical Taste Society is here and it's the Top Of The Show! Listen as we discuss the 63rd Grammy Awards with a disaffected contempt unmatched by other podcasts, and marvel at John's selection for the Song Of 2021. Meanwhile, the guys start delving into a long-lost issue of Q from August '95. Is it nostalgia? Is it content? All we know for sure is that it's on this episode.

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