90s guitar music podcast - Interview with Ant & Jim from COLLAPSED LUNG! / E39
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- "Eat My Goal!" This week we chat to Ant & Jim from Indie Hip Hoppers Collapsed Lung! Listen in for much banter and stories from the boys from Essex!
Welcome to The Stupid And Contagious podcast, a podcast focused on bringing you interviews with the bands that defined a generation!
That generation grew up in the 90s with the Grebo bands (Senseless Things, PWEI, Neds Atomic Dustbin, Mega City Four, The Wonderstuff and many more) on the UK side of the pond and quickly joined by the grunge bands (Nirvana, Mudhoney, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden and many more) on the US side of the pond.
We are not limiting ourselves to these genres though, we will chart the guitar bands from all genres throughout the decade that was the 1990s.
If you are into 1990s guitar music or just a music lover in general then this is the podcast for you!
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Let us know your favourite Collapsed Lung tracks? Did you see them live? COMMENT BELOW
I kinda love Let's Get Jobs, but it's difficult to choose a favourite piece from UK's equivalent of Bestie Boys (yes, they are that talented)
@@DuncanCorps Agreed! Not only are they lovely lads but their music is f*cking brilliant! 🤘🏻
Favourite track?? That’s the equivalent of which is your favourite child. They have been in my favourite top three bands since the day I heard them. Top chaps and have had the pleasure of meeting them a couple of times in Leicester and Telford. Especially the Spoons pre-gig was cool. Keep the music coming chaps.
@@mrparsnip1257 lovely chaps! I’m going to press you for an answer, if I was going to shoot you in the balls unless you gave me a fav?
Go on then. Dis MX. Balls safe now I hope.
Brilliant interview, Cheers again fellas! Ant n Jim were very friendly and Funny at times! Saw them once supporting Ned's in Brighton around 2017! Great live band!!!
Lovely chaps and great great band 🤘🏻
Ah, I really enjoyed that one. I didn't really know much about them at all other than 'that' song. They were really funny and cool blokes. Great job with the interview.
Lovely lads and what a band! Have a good listen to their back catalogue, it's really something!
They were from my town "Arlow, and I will never live down missing the first gig they ever did because I was on holiday or something. Pretty sure they did a chaotic version of Channel Zero among other things. I also wish I could find the interview I did with Steve and Ant for my university radio station in 1993 or something (after their Nottingham Rock City gig supporting Green Day, I remember that bit), but I fear it's lost forever.
Great stuff, so you interviewed the boys back in the day? 🤘🏻
@@stupidandcontagiouspodcast Yes, they were mates from school/my home town so it was more of a case of me grabbing them after the gig and saying, let's go and do an impromptu interview thing. It was all recorded on Revox tape and edited by me with a razor blade, that was where my student radio station was technologically at the time! They both sounded really tired, but it was kind of funny, got lost in my various moves sadly. Steve (the guitarist, whom you didn't interview) lived across the road from me when we were kids, we were messing around learning to play guitar back then and also putting together tunes on the Amiga using samples and the various tracker programs, Octomed or whatever it was. Steve took it a bit further than me, him and Ant put together the outfit I think just for a bit of fun initially but the noisy mix of samples and metal guitar went down really well. One of their first live things was like a cover of Channel Zero by Public Enemy, pretty sure that wasn't copyright cleared in any way! Steve was a prominent metalhead in the circles that used to meet up the Square (in Harlow - R.I.P. the Square...) back then, Ant was I think more the guy into electronic and experimental music, production, mixing and all that. Course, Nihal was the original rapper who joined them after a while, another Harlow boy, funny to see him reach the dizzying heights of Radio One DJ-dom..!