90s Rock Album Reviews, Interviews, & Roundtable Discussions
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Great job on the Australian Music scene in the 90s. Melbourne was truly alive in the early 80s right through to the early 90s. It was good be alive and see the rawest of bands, seeing X, Shower scene from Psycho, the Beasts, Blue Ruin, Tellers, Lime Spiders. I feel so blessed and fortunate. A truly golden period. There was something romantic about the Espy and the Wale and generally St Kilda and Fitzroy. It's a pity we suffer from some form of inferiority complex. We have the best bands in the world here. I concur with your guests.
This is a pretty cool set up with 2 dudes reviewing 90’s albums that have been requested. Poignant point of view podcast in a time where albums don’t seem to matter that much anymore in the music biz. It is sure nice to sit back and reminisce with these guys. Just listened to Hoodoo Gurus - Crank episode because the Gurus are one of my favourite groups. Would love to request an episode on Hunters and Collectors (band) - Cut (album) Another awesome Australian rock band thought of in the same royalty as Midnight Oil, INXS, Crowded House, Men At Work and the Hoodoo Gurus Great job guys! You have blown my cool!
If you're of a certain age, and like me, could talk about music until you're blue in the face, I encourage you to check out this podcast, it's awesome. The most recent installment, featuring a lengthy interview with one of my favourite artists, Matthew Sweet, is fantastic. In the back of my mind for years I always wanted to have a radio show on public or indie radio where I just talked about what I dug with a co-host/guests, but I'm too lazy to do the legwork. This is that show. I wish I could be on with Tim and Jason the hosts. We are brothers from another mother.
