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The Music Dissectors Episode 7 – Ken Lee / The Unforgettable Fire
U2 are one of the best known bands in the world, and love them or hate them, they’ve had a huge impact on rock music over the past 41 years. We talk with US photographer and musician Ken Lee on U2’s 1984 release, The Unforgettable Fire. There also happens to be a great anecdote about meeting Jimmy Page!
Our guest: Ken Lee – photographer and musician
Album chosen: The Unforgettable Fire by U2 (1984) (Website — Facebook — Spotify — iTunes)
Links from the show discussion:
Note: David alludes to Bono talking about the band as a “four-legged table”. It was in fact The Edge who made that statement.
How to listen:
Talk to us!
We love to get your feedback, including whether you’d like to review / discuss an album yourself on the show. Here’s how:
Finally – if you want to support two guys in their podcasting endeavours, we do have a Patreon page where you can sign up to support the show. For $1 a month you get access to a supporter only episode each year plus the warmth your soul feels for keeping this little podcast at break-even.
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By David Holloway and Matthew JC Powell
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U2 are one of the best known bands in the world, and love them or hate them, they’ve had a huge impact on rock music over the past 41 years. We talk with US photographer and musician Ken Lee on U2’s 1984 release, The Unforgettable Fire. There also happens to be a great anecdote about meeting Jimmy Page!
Our guest: Ken Lee – photographer and musician
Album chosen: The Unforgettable Fire by U2 (1984) (Website — Facebook — Spotify — iTunes)
Links from the show discussion:
Note: David alludes to Bono talking about the band as a “four-legged table”. It was in fact The Edge who made that statement.
How to listen:
Talk to us!
We love to get your feedback, including whether you’d like to review / discuss an album yourself on the show. Here’s how:
Finally – if you want to support two guys in their podcasting endeavours, we do have a Patreon page where you can sign up to support the show. For $1 a month you get access to a supporter only episode each year plus the warmth your soul feels for keeping this little podcast at break-even.