It's our final part of the week which means it's time for our Hall of Fame. It's Joseph's turn this week and he's picked a cracker, Giorgio Moroder. Italy's finest export since the pizza. It's hardly a surprise that the man behind 'I Feel Love' gets in without any argument from John. On top of that classic there are some surprises that come up when the guys go just how good his contribution to music is. 

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Part 3 of 33 here and it's our event of the week. This week sees Joseph finding an actual death chart that the ghouls in the record industry concocted to see which dead artist is selling the most. Meanwhile John finds the story of a time when AC/DC had a fight with Deep Purple backstage which left the Deep Purple guys briefly stopped from playing any gigs in Australia. 

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It's part 2 of the Ep. 33 and that means it's our birthday section. This weeks birthdays sees John celebrate the surprising life of the man behind The Chipmunks, Ross Bagdasarian, who you might know better as David Seville. Meanwhile Joseph honour DJ royalty and a pioneer who became the cliche all DJs followed, Tony Blackburn. 

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A round up of some of the weeks music news including sea shanty’s, the not so shocking news that Glastonbury is cancelled and the shocking news that the festival of Brexit is going ahead. Joseph continues his adventures in Tidal and has kicked off a deep dive into everyone’s favourite fun band, The Cure. Meanwhile John tries a new approach of being upbeat, which is tough when talking about sea shanty’s.

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We’ve made it to the final part of Episode 32: The Hall Of Fame! This week is Johns turn to get a HoF inductee past Joseph and this week he goes for the multi-faceted DJ with a decades-long run of success, Norman Cook AKA Fatboy Slim. Will he make it in? Will he lose out to an arbitrary ruling? You’ll have to listen to find out, won’t you? As usual every like, listen, share, rate and review - WHEREVER you get podcasts - is appreciated and helps us spread the word. ENJOY!

Part 3 of the Musical Taste Society sees us crack into the Events section, looking at moments in music history that make it what it is. This week, John regales Joseph with the story of Chicago guitarist Terry Kath and his unfortunate demise while Joseph gets his rabies shots and looks at Ozzy biting the head off a bat onstage. The limits of the word “loveable” and the limits of tolerance for Chicago’s back catalogue are truly tested this week. ENJOY!

It’s Part 2, Birthdays section. This week sees the guys discussing some 80s icons, with Joseph getting into the under appreciated work of lounge lizard Robert Palmer while John pays tribute to the legacy of hip-hop pioneer Jam Master Jay. Supergroups, iconic music videos and so much more to discuss this week. As usual every like, listen, share, rate and review - WHEREVER you get podcasts - is appreciated and helps us spread the word.

Here we are at Episode 32 and you find your hosts John Gavin and Joseph Goss talking about their week in music which takes in Phil Spector, am official Presidential Inauguration playlist that Joe Biden is unlikely to have ever approved and John has to explain the video for Relax to his daughter. As always we dig through the Discover Weekly playlists on Spotify and Joseph updates us on his U2 deep dive as well, which he has continued despite John begging him to stop.

We’ve reached our MTS Hall Of Fame, where each week one of your hosts tries to get a significant figure of Music past the other and inducted into our HOF. This week is Joseph turn and he is putting forward Ivor Novello, a man so synonymous with the art of songwriting they only went and named a bloody award after him. John couldn’t possibly argue with that, could he? As usual every like, listen, share, rate and review is appreciated and helps us spread the word. ENJOY!

Part 3 of Episode 31 finds us at the Events section, which has us looking at significant events from this week in Pop History. Joseph has a little look into the Knighthood of Mick Jagger (Joseph won’t call him ‘Sir’ as he’s American and they bow to NO ONE!) and John looks back on the life and times of legendary hanger-on and master of the grift “Magic” Alex. The things that man got away with are beyond belief… like, listen, share, rate and review and helps us spread the word. ENJOY!