Pete Wilson is a Sydney musician who as part of Lazy Susan spent more than ten years releasing albums and playing original music. Pete has chosen the second release from The Killers, Sam’s Town.

Our guest: Pete Wilson – musician

Album chosen: Sam’s Town by The Killers (2006) (Website — Facebook — YouTube — Spotify — iTunes)

Links from the show discussion:

1. Brian Wilson at the Enmore Theatre

2. Pete’s blog post on The Killers

3. The Hold Steady – an example

4. u2 at Live Aid

5. The Panics

6. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

How to listen:

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Al Wright is an ARIA-award winning sound engineer with a massive number of album credits to his name, including the album he’s chosen – Listen Like Thieves by INXS.As you’ll hear – this album didn’t just have an impact on Al from a ‘day job’ viewpoint.

Warning: some brief drug references and sexual themes.

Our guest: Al Wright – sound engineer, musician

Album chosen: Listen Like Thieves by INXS (1985) (Website — Facebook — YouTube — Spotify — iTunes)

Links from the show discussion:

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.

We kick off our first episode with something iconic: Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells. Released in 1973, it still generates interest and discussion today and we give our take on the album and its impact.

Will Henshall is an award-winning musician, composer and tech inventor for whom Tubular Bells ended up a key catalyst for his whole career.

Our guest: Will Henshall – musician, CEO and tech inventor

Album chosen: Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield (1973) (Website — Facebook — Spotify)

Links from the show discussion:

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.

This is a short introduction to the podcast, with Episode 1 coming very soon.