Home
Artists
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register
Partychan Telegram Live Sex ThePornDude
Home Artists Posts Import Register

EARLY ACCESS BYAMPOD: RADIATION POSTBAG pt 1 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-07-16 11:26:00
Imported:
2021-07
⚑ Flagged

Downloads

Content

Hi BYAMPODDERS. Here's next week's episode for you. This... was a tricky one. What started out as a regular postbag episode become something far more enflamed with passion, when a few old wounds got reopened. 

I'll be honest - and tell you lot this, but nobody else - it's one of the few episodes where I've edited it down in a few significant places, because I felt I got a bit too - ahem - passionate... as I re-experience some hurt feelings from the 90s. 

Suffice to say, this Marillion journey continues to be enlightening and unexpected.

Files

Comments

Anonymous

*hugs*

Anonymous

"I've edited it down in a few significant places, because I felt I got a bit too - ahem - passionate... as I re-experience some hurt feelings from the 90s." You've got to let the Star Wars Special Editions go!

Anonymous

I bought a massive bag of biro's today, I got 99 problems but a Bic aint one.

Chai

Please could we have the link to the Pete interview you mentioned? Also ha, 'I'm 50 in a couple of weeks if anyone would like to send me a present' - already have! :D Also honestly when I listened to your episode going through the songs track by track I was filled with a sense of 'oh god, oh no, we disagree on almost everything, I'm about to be eaten by Marillion fans' lmfao! I was slightly shocked when you read the meaning behind Cathedral Wall because of how closely it aligned with my initial interpretations of the song. I do really enjoy that someone else spoke about albums and music being like chefs and menus, coming after me referring to a song as a bland icelolly. Glad we all know that ultimately, Marillion are edible.

Anonymous

This was a fascinating listen. The 90's was a bit of a nightmare for some 80's rock bands. Tech had moved really fast, music was spawning tons more genres, bands were taking on so many different types of experiments. Certain bands found themselves adrift with dwindling sales, and a lost direction. Rock in particular took a leap into something very different than the 80s was selling. I can understand this being a difficult era for Marillion and a new singer. IIRC, Thom Yorke hates Creep, and that era of Radiohead. And it was gutting to hear David Byrne saying he'd rather poke his own eyes out than play with Talking Heads again. Obviously, the difference there being Byrne kinda WAS Talking Heads, the main songwriter, and all his solo stuff has been varying levels of quite amazing, whereas the rest of TH, not so much. Interesting stuff. Thanks.

Anonymous
>>63877531

Fish is strange starter, with an ice lolly as the main. I can only expect beef for pudding at this rate :D

MrBiffo
>>63877803

Ah yeah. Thom Yorke does hate Creep. That was a bad example to use! I saw them perform on the Kid A tour. And of course he's done that dreary remix of it!

Anonymous

Even David Byrne lost me for a few albums, I thought I'd lost him :) But his last few albums have been amazing, and American Utopia is one of the greatest experiences that has ever been. The Spike Lee directed version is incredible. It may have superseded Stop Making Sense for me as my TH/DB go to. An incredible film.

Anonymous

Great episode, really interesting to hear your views. As someone who abandoned the band in the 90s, one of the things that stopped me coming "back to the fold" was what h was saying in the music media. Having blamed h for the poppy HIE I then read him criticising the older albums I still loved. It's perhaps no coincidence that I came back to the band when they re-embraced their progginess with Anoraknophobia.