About this episode
This week’s rock and roll gumbo includes the following spicy and nutritious ingredients …
… “the internet is designed to let middle-aged men think they’ve had the last word”.
… will the Royal Blood storm-in-a-teacup do them more good than harm?
… Barry Gibbs’ beard.
… what ‘Three Lions’ did to the Lightning Seeds’ Scottish, Welsh and Irish fanbase.
… old memories of Kevin Coyne and Marjory Razorblade.
… why no band is ever “forgotten”.
… what’s so sacred about Love Will Tear Us Apart?
… can AI music ever work if you don’t feel a connection with the person making it?
… why are the Doors fading from view?
… there are only two degrees of adulation: too little or too much.
Plus Birthdays guests Ray Roscoe and Paul Thompson.
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