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In episode 140, Martin talks about Favourite Requiems with these five songs:

1. Philip Lynott – “King’s Call” 

2. Santers – “Shot Down in Flames” 

3. The Cult – “Sacred Life”

4. Alice Cooper – “Desperado” 

5. Pink Floyd – “Brain Damage” 

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Steve tells host Nate Wilcox the story of his co-writer, Rosa Hawkins of the Dixie Cups. How the group was formed, went to New York by an unscrupulous manager, met Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich and scored one of the great girl group hits of the 60s

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On our second Whatcha Heard of 2022, we bring a varied mix of new alternative, doomgaze, pioneering synth pop, and much more! Join us as we jam to our monthly mixtape and conclude that more tambourine is ultimately what we need.

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Notorious B.I.G. is considered by many to be the greatest rapper to ever pick up a mic. With his velvety flow and unparalleled rhyme style he captivated everyone from Jay Z to Tupac. Now, Biggie Smalls is revealed. 

Director Peter Spirer talk about his groundbreaking 2002 documentary Notorious BIG: Bigger Than Life,. He tells us how he got the stories from Biggie’s closest friends and some of the biggest names in Hip-Hop: Diddy, Method Man, Easy Mo Bee, Raekwon, and Common and thew raw footage of B.I.G. free-styling on the streets of New York. And, of course, the rare home video footage, a never-before-seen interview with Biggie shortly before his death and undisclosed video footage from the night of his murder. Tune in!

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Tony Martin is the former lead singer of the legendary, Black Sabbath. Sabbath's 'lead singer roll of honour' includes Ronnie James Dio and former Deep Purple men Ian Gillan and Glenn Hughes but Tony Martin remains the second longest serving lead singer of the band after Ozzy Osbourne! Tony fronted Sabbath for the best part of a decade recording five studio albums and a live album too.

In this interview he tells great stories about Tony Iommi, Eddie Van Halen, how he felt being kicked out of the band the first time, his experiences behind the Iron Curtain and some funny stories involving a knitting granny and an Irish gardener.

Tony is back with a brand new solo album "Thorns" which is available to buy or stream on all the usual platforms, please check it out!

Also on this episode I run you through my favourite 5 Black Sabbath songs - what will be number 1? Will it match yours?

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Our resident audio expert Rob @SkylabTapes on Twitter returns to The Hook Rocks to talk physical media and where & what the future holds for vinyl, cassette, & CD's. Mostly designated as a piece of memorabilia or bought for the physical experience these three formats have a stranglehold on a small yet influencial piece of market share when it comes to how people buy music. We break down each format, why people still buy them, and what bands can do to capitalize of the physical format. Please enjoy the episode!

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Years ago, instrumental songs were everywhere-- on the radio, the jukebox, and the Billboard Hot 100 chart. But over time, the instrumental faded from mainstream popularity. When was the last time you heard a new instrumental, or saw one topping the charts? In this episode-- our 100th show-- we explore the history of the pop instrumental as we ask the question. "Whatever happened to the instrumental hit song?"

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Crazy Lixx-Hell Raising Woman

Union-Love (I Don't Need It Anymore)

Lit-My Own Worst Enemy

Beasto Blanco-Let's Rip

Faster Pussycat-Where There's A Whip

Eclipse-Mary Leigh

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It won't be such a long long time before the next episode of Strange Phenomena: it's here now!

This week, we're talking about a cover song (yes! a cover song) by our lovely Kate, of one of her musical heroes: Elton John. Recorded for a compilation album in 1991, Rocket Man was also a charting UK and European hit. And for our discussion of the song this week, we have frequent guest Diego Ortega, to talk about our thoughts on Kate's cover version and also what the song is about underneath that cheery arrangement!

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Singer-songwriter Nash Albert talks about his solo album Yet on MIG Music. Yet is one of the best rock records released this year (so far) — it's eclectic in scope and nuanced in style, and very influenced by the psych bands of the '60s and the alternative rock bands of the '90s. Born in Georgia, Albert grew up and lives in Moscow, but has traveled the world with other bands until he put our this recent album. Listen to his story and check out several samples of his songs from the album Yet. It's worth the listen!

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