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Lovely interview! Wish I had 1/4 of Joe and Chris' swagger and vigour!

Very cool interview I’m enjoying everything you guys are doing I’ve been playing catch up on the older videos & I’ve enjoyed every one 🤘

the Freebutt was a legendary venue, I moved to Brighton in 1998 and my first gig at The Freebutt was Leatherface around 2002 and a bit later on Brighton legends The Mutts. In it's original state. then got refubished, The Freebutt was closed around 2010? The Freebutt was essentially the place where bands came to cut the mustard as it were and did their Brighton debuts. Mogwai, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Explosions in the Sky, Caribou and Twilight Sad amogst others made their Brighton debuts there! ​​I remember seeing Dead Meadow ( one of many times I went there to see bands) there about 2009 and was very loud. Some of us who were there say it was their drum Solo that broke the camel's back with the neighbors !

Did not know that’s where they got the name

I was the guy who updated wikipedia when I noticed Mike Dirnt wearing a China Drum shirt in the 'When I come Around' video. Those were the shirts that were for sale at the Astoria Dookie gig I went to in '94....

Webb Brothers was 2000!

I’m really enjoying your channel I’ve just discovered your podcast it’s like a time capsule of my youth, Compulsion were awesome I remember seeing them live at the Newcastle Riverside in 1994 I believe with Possum Dixon as support they played a great set visceral & intense my favourite song is Yancy Dangerfields Delusion

Milo is correct, i was at Reading 92 and Nirvana were definitely the worst of the three headliners.

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Love your show !I think i asked if you could get The Smoking Popes on .. but maybe you're not familiar with them ?

I'd guess the line about trying to have a father was maybe a dig at how he needed a strong role model and guidance but instead got more of a friend or maybe even a Dad that barely bothered with him. And if Courtney was to have a song written about her vagina, just covering Black Sabbaths Into The Void would have sufficed... lol sorry, not a fan of hers lol Great channel guys, enjoying it.

So many great moments on The Word, Terry getting slapped by the girl from Femme 2 Femme, Rod Hull attacking Snoop Dogg with Emu, Oliver Reed singing Wild Thing with Ned's playing the music for him, in terms of EMF they also appeared in '95 doing Perfect Day (not the Lou Reed song) and it was an awesome performance of it, the clip is on RUclips somewhere, the time where Alan Connor, the guy who done outside broadcasts, got held captive in a German swingers club by the gangsters that own it trying to extort him and the crew, all live lol What a legendary show, could go on all day, they need to release a complete box set of all the series for us to buy and relive.

My full name is both Italian and Saxon; it means Little French Lady That Dwells By The Rounded Hill.

I Love you Jux. PADDY Xxxxxxx

I chose tunes that were more personal memories of 90's summers gone by for me. The people i hung out with and the experiences i had, even some gigs I went to! There were so many tunes that soundtracked our summers and alot we've forgotten too!

I was big into De La Soul, Dream Warriors, Gangstar and of course, Public Enemy.

East coast for me.

China drum were a super band, listen to them all the time in work, goosefair is a masterpiece

I thought he was unbeliveable!

Dave is in Midsomer Murders. The Lemonheads It’s a Shame About Ray was a massive summer record for me.

Nobody mentioned massive attack, big summer vibes for me.

The verve Lucky man was dropped by the DJ at cafe del mar as the sun went down in Ibiza.

Terrible shame to see Luke relishing in the extreme violence of the left! 😢

Neil - It's pronounced Cicciolina ;-)

'Summer' - Buffalo Tom 'Summer's gone a summer song, you wasted every day' I see Luke mentioned Elephant 6 collective, does he agree with me and a lot of nerds and a lot of people that Neutral Milk Hotel's 'In the Aeroplane over the Sea' is the greatest album of all time??

Let us know your favourite 90s summer jams! 🤟🏻

1990 was more or less obliterated for me with Ecstasy and dance music.

Im with you Neil, Cast were waaaaay better than the La’s

Love Eight Legged and Hup, and also like the Cow song. Great interview.

Oh dear, the Tee shirt…Luke does know that the nartsies (yt forces me to write words wrong) were National Socialists? He must know that right? 😱😱😱😱😱😱

Jeremy looks a lot like my aunty. RIP Aunty Jean

Really surprised to see Jeremy uses an iphone! What with all the well publicised poor condition’s and pay in Apple’s Chinese factories! 😱😱😱😱 I would have genuinely expected him to have dialled in on a no video, two tin cans connected via a lengthy piece of string method. The least environmentally and socially impactive! Never watch your heroes I guess is the mantra here. It can surely only lead to disappointment….😢

Hey hey we’re the Krankies!

Great interview. What an inspirational chap! Blown away he made that doc with zero experience! I bought it when it came out on DVD and rewatched it last week. Absolutely loved S*M*A*S*H, but then I was 28 by the end of 94 and I spose S*M*A*S*H had that added depth!

Lukes a feminist and a Nirvana fan right. Kurt lost his virginity by taking advantage of a girl with learning difficulties (that means r ped lets face it). Not very pro feminist right….😢 I always did think it was a case of he doth protest too much. Imagine the faux outrage by Nirvana fans had this been about Axl!

I saw Nirvana twice and left both times. They were absolutely appalling live so I'll have to agree with Miles. The only gig worse was a pissed up Shane MacGowan and the Popes! I loved the interview, I dig the podcast! See if you can get David Gedge on!

Who is this 🤡 tho? Why is he trying to f your podcast up?

I hate the Doors too , Neil!!!

Ace interview so nice to hear his views,great to hear him talk about the "Grebo" scence,it really was a close knit thing,where every band were proud of the ground "their" bands were making,really enjoyed this interview guys,thumbs up!!!

Ruddy legend

Morgan’s bass playing is pretty special anyone who steps into Jon Entwistle’s shoes is top tier.

I never really liked the Wonder stuff much, I think it must be that Waterboys influence that Miles mentions several times. 😂 Never saw them live. Groove Machine was OK but it's all a bit 'meh' to me. Acoustic guitar and violins was not my bag at the time, so they lost me quite early on.

Was really looking forward to this episode and it didn't dissapoint, Awesome interview and very interesting, I think Miles has grown older gracefully these days, to me their best work is still the first two albums. Last time I saw Miles was the Love from Stourbridge part two gig in 2019 when he opened up the preceedings for Poppies and Ned's with a solo accoustic set of Stuffies classics and it was amazing to be fair....Well done guys again! keep up the good work!

That was great..I’d forgotten about The Wonder Stuff. One of those that goes under the radar. We used to watch the Channel 4 chart show and it would show the indie chart and that’s where I discovered them. Miles always did a really good version of The Jams “That’s Entertainment “ and good to see him on here, looking well and smoking . There was another quintessential British band around the same time called “Boys Wonder” ( check out the track “Goodbye Jimmy Dean”. ) long time ago.. I would like to see ya catch up with “The 60ft Dolls “ band we used to go and see in the midd 90s. The best times.. Funny how you doing these interviews breaks into the memory bank. Excellent stuff.

Couldn’t wait to watch this! Wonder stuff started my musical journey. Proud it was my first gig in Poole for the construction tour. Couple of years ago I saw miles solo at shiine. I was lucky to have a chat with him afterwards. I had seen him outside and he was a gent. I however reverted to a starstruck 14 year old! Great interview thanks so much!!

Someone's butthurt that something better came along and did for his career, lol. WS were crap and deserved being thrown into the (Ned's Atomic) dustbin of musical history.

Great interview, and really cool podcast format. Keep it up!

Great interview really enjoyed it

I can remember 89,90 going to hmv or virgin records in Leeds and loads of stone roses or depeche mode t shirts on sale and other bands

The difference with the t-shirt thing was they existed before but they weren't the massive fashion statement they became. It's true that punks wore t-shirts, but they also wore button shirts, DIY zip, shirts with ties and all that stuff too. People also did wear Smiths shirts but many smiths fans were more into emulating the clothes that Morrisey would wear. The difference with the t-shirt bands is that they wore each others shirts, the bands themselves made wearing band shirts popular. The fans dressed like the bands, which made the demand for the shirts a lot larger, ..... Beatles fans wore suits, like the Beatles.... that's why didn't sell hundreds of shirts at gigs, it wasn't the fashion.