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This week we create a league table from 20 songs by 20 Manchester bands. In an oversight of epic proportions, the wonderful and frightening The Fall somehow got overlooked and we hang our heads in shame. Otherwise, did we get the final placings right?
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This week Paul talks to David Gorst and Grace Humphreys from Alibi Productions about their roles in the music and entertainment business and the impact of the pandemic on performers, taking in recording with a Quarryman, helping to create a new tribute show and forming a band to get out of Maths along the way.
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Sometimes a band you hate comes up with a song you love, and then again a favourite artist mght drop an absolute stinker. This week Adam, Ben and Paul choose five from each side of the divide.
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Ben, Adam and Paul pick over chart travesties - those songs that didn't deserve to hit top spot and those that didn't. Plus they reflect on some of the tragic stories of artists taken too soon.
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Paul, Ben and Adam pick the gigs they've seen that they'd like to relive, a gig from the past they wish they'd been at and an artist they would like to have seen at the peak of their powers.
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It's either a deconstruction of the Britpop era or three blokes arguing amongst themselves as Paul, Ben and Adam decide the best song of 1995. It's Blur v Oasis once again plus Bjork, Supergrass, Daft Punk, Pulp and many others.
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Paul, Adam and Ben have a go at curating their own three-day festivals. Five acts each day, a legend slot on the Sunday, and all artists have to be still active!
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Everyone loves a good list to argue over and this week's episode sees Paul, Adam and Ben sift through Rolling Stone’s recently published top 500 albums as well as other earlier polls from Q and the NME.
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About to be marooned and we're only allowed to take three albums with us. What makes the cut and what just misses out as Ben, Adam and Paul reveal their picks.
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See You Down The Front started life as a live music blog. In this episode Paul and Adam are joined by Abi Woods from Seatbelts to talk about the importance of live music, venues they've loved, the festival experience and more.
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