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In episode 148, Martin talks about The First Great Productions with these five songs:

1. Uriah Heep – “Tears in My Eyes” 

2. Genesis – “Harold the Barrel” 

3. Deep Purple – “Highway Star” 

4. Pink Floyd – “Brain Damage” 

5. Montrose – “Space Station #5” 

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Lead singer Caroline Kenyon from the UK band Bastette joins The Hook Rocks New Music Spotlight to talk their 2021 EP "Exposed" and new music on the way in 2022. Formed in 2019 the band merges alternative rock influences with a sultry pop sense. The band is building a reputation as a top performing act in the UK with a powerful stage presence that offers mystery and wonder. Please enjoy the episode!

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Host Nate Wilcox asks Dave to discuss the origins of "I Feel Love", the careers of Summer and Moroder before and after the song, and some of the other songs and artists whose work anticipated electronic dance music.

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G Perico stops by Unique Access with Soren Baker to discuss how people love his jheri curl. The Los Angeles rapper also tells Soren Baker about people comparing him to Eazy-E and DJ Quik. Please like, subscribe, and share Unique Access with Soren Baker, part of the Pantheon Media podcast network. Also pick up Soren Baker's books at www.amazon.com/author/sorenbaker and watch his interviews at www.youtube.com/uniqueaccessent. 

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In the past, Love That Album has avoided getting political. The albums being focused on for the most part didn't require the conversations to get embroiled in the very furnace that keeps people blathering on talk-back radio and social media – mostly in uncivilised fashion.

That all changes for this episode. If you don't like talk about what a pack of dickheads (I use less polite terminology on the actual show) fascists really are and the political masters who enable them....you might wanna skip this show.

Otherwise......welcome to episode 156 of Love That Album.

It seems like we're still in a dark era for humanity with wars and bigotry continuously being part of every day life across this broken planet. In England back in the 70s, the National Front were gaining supporters from both ends of the class system. There was a very real chance that their racist ideology was going to be allowed into mainstream government – not just staying in the fringes of society. The Rock Against Racism movement was born to fight this ideology – particularly after the likes of Eric Clapton and David Bowie started saying things in public that would have been frightening to immigrants and Holocaust survivors.

It was into this environment that songwriter and activist Tom Robinson brought his music into the public arena. He and his band (aptly named The Tom Robinson Band) brought a tough combination of pub and punk rock mixed with unambiguous lyrics explaining that if people didn't confront the fascists, then life as they knew it was over.

I am privileged to be joined by podcaster and punk historian Tom Austin-Morgan to discuss the debut album by the TRB, Power In The Darkness. The album is confronting lyrically, but Robinson is smart enough to know that if you back up your messages with catchy hooks and singalong choruses, you'll have a better chance of getting your message across. Tom and I discuss Tom's music in a broader sense, but the necessity is that we have to discuss the political environment of England in the 70s to give the album context. We really couldn't have done the album justice without providing the history.

I'm super grateful to Tom for providing his time and expertise. I highly recommend his excellent show “Banned Biographies”. The show focuses on the history of the original era of British punk – both by documentary style episodes and interviews with those who were there. Trust me – you need this show in your life. You can find it at all the usual places you get podcasts, or you can find it at https://www.bannedbiographies.com/ You can check the show's socials out at:

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In this Encore Episode, Rob Janicke (Generation Riff, Abandoned Albums) recalls the shift from 80s metal to 90s alt-rock. Although it's often depicted as a cultural light switch, Janicke explains how grunge was already fading when it began to dominate. In this interview, he also recalls seeing some of the 90s legendary rock bands in small New York clubs. Plus, Janicke shares his story of growing old with his favorite group, Pearl Jam.

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Power poppers are passionate fans. Verrry passionate. Who was the first power pop band? Who’s the best? What’s the definitive power pop album and single? It depends on who you ask, but be careful; everyone is going to have an opinion and will back it up! 

Go All The Way: A Literary Appreciation for Power Pop is a brilliant exploration of this notion, and features many astounding writers, writing…well…passionately. Since we interviewed S.W. Lauden, we thought it would be fun to Go Further, and also speak with his co-author Paul Myers and get his thoughts and, yes, opinions on some of the things we spoke about previously. Power pop has meant many things to many people; here’s Paul Myers take.

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On this weeks episode we get a long-overdue update for our Artists Choice playlist! We'll hear Jackie Fox from the Runaways, Jim McCarty from the Yardbirds, Tony Martin from Black Sabbath, John Lodge from the Moody Blues plus many more pick a song from their own back catalogue to add to this specially curated list of songs!

Also on the show I delve into my archive of interviews to bring you one I did in 2009 with Kit Clark from the band Danny Wilson - famous for having the worldwide hit 'Mary's Prayer' at the end of the 80s.

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This week Tom & Zeus breakdown the infamous Paul Stanley 2007 radio interview with NYC Radio Host, Leslie Gold better known as "The Radio Chick."

The guys play the YouTube clip which was an interview of Paul by The Radio Chick who was on to promote his art work at the Wentworth Gallery. The interview starts off as a disaster and does NOT get any better. This is a fascinating look at what happens when you get Paul angry.

The guys dissect this interview SIOL style and have a blast doing so as you will see. Another original episode with tons of opinions, laughs and a diagnosis by Criminal Minds expert, Tom!

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