Great interview, thanks! I'm getting a bit obsessed with the podcast it's great and so nostalgic! I'm a little older than you lot I think, I started going to see MC4, Snuff, Senseless Things, Neds etc in late 1989/1990 when I was around 20 years old. I'm on the South Coast, so used to go to gigs in Portsmouth, Southampton, Brighton and London a lot...... I just bought tickets to see Midway Still, you should try and get them on.
John Robb, absolute class. His insights into the music scene are on another level. His social intelligence and analysis are beyond most oeoples, so natural in hia responses to Lukes questions too.10/10 😎
That was great. Saw The Membranes about 10 years ago. Was surprised to see that 'talking head' guy from the telly on stage 😂😂 They were bloody good, too!!
John Robb is the real deal.Did the gigs all the way through. Bands with image, clothes ,culture, etc. My first love was The Jam and forever moved on and still do. 90s was a great time.. Second Coming is a great album. Remember seeing Supergrass, Cast n China Drum ( Check out their version of Wuthering Heights ) on the same gig Hammersmith Palaise. Oasis there as well 94. Place has long gone. Tricky, Beth Orton, Portishead, Asian Dub Foundation . Diverse stuff . Now I’ve been listening to Sharp Class, Heartworms, Kid Kapichi, Bob Vylan, Scruffy Bear. Some great British music still out there. And one more thing, I had that Vertigo a couple of years ago..Everything turned into a non stop T.O.T.Ps 70s visual affect..Lol. Great stuff guys, brilliant.
I always think of Mudhoney as fitting best into the lineage of 'punk' out of all the 'grunge' bands, I was a bit surprised that he said Nirvana. If the 'grunge explosion' didn't happen I would still think of Mudhoney as a punk band.
Can someone tell me what sort of accent John Robb has? it's so strong it must be a regional thing but I don't know where he is from.. Lancashire accent? I always wondered..
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What a legend right? Did you enjoy the John Robb episode? COMMENT BELOW
Aye ,the John Robb ep was good tbf but am a Poppies guy,Keep up the good work lads
@@BarryWood-mk2tz We love The Poppies too! Thanks for watching 🤘🏻
Brilliant interview with John Robb.......An absolutel legend in music in general! Really enjoyed it alot!
Great chat between Luke and Robb! We enjoyed it too!
Great interview, thanks! I'm getting a bit obsessed with the podcast it's great and so nostalgic! I'm a little older than you lot I think, I started going to see MC4, Snuff, Senseless Things, Neds etc in late 1989/1990 when I was around 20 years old. I'm on the South Coast, so used to go to gigs in Portsmouth, Southampton, Brighton and London a lot...... I just bought tickets to see Midway Still, you should try and get them on.
Love that you're getting obsessed, so are we! Tell all your friends! e are working on MIdway Still, that would be great!
I really enjoyed that,he's a class act well done guys.
He’s a legend, thanks for tuning in and glad you enjoyed it friend 🤘🏻
Keep going,you guys have found it x
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John Robb, absolute class. His insights into the music scene are on another level. His social intelligence and analysis are beyond most oeoples, so natural in hia responses to Lukes questions too.10/10 😎
Effortlessly concise, brilliant guest! 🤘🏻
great stuff, guys, really enjoyed that one!!
Robb’s great right?
Best one yet guys!
Very kind! Can’t take full credit for that though, Johns a legend! 🤘🏻
That was great. Saw The Membranes about 10 years ago. Was surprised to see that 'talking head' guy from the telly on stage 😂😂
They were bloody good, too!!
The Membranes are f*cking ace! 🤘🏻
John Robb is the real deal.Did the gigs all the way through. Bands with image, clothes ,culture, etc. My first love was The Jam and forever moved on and still do.
90s was a great time.. Second Coming is a great album. Remember seeing Supergrass, Cast n China Drum ( Check out their version of Wuthering Heights ) on the same gig Hammersmith Palaise. Oasis there as well 94. Place has long gone. Tricky, Beth Orton, Portishead, Asian Dub Foundation . Diverse stuff . Now I’ve been listening to Sharp Class, Heartworms, Kid Kapichi, Bob Vylan, Scruffy Bear. Some great British music still out there.
And one more thing, I had that Vertigo a couple of years ago..Everything turned into a non stop T.O.T.Ps 70s visual affect..Lol.
Great stuff guys, brilliant.
John Robb is a legend for sure! 🤘🏻 Have you listened to the China Drum episode?
I always think of Mudhoney as fitting best into the lineage of 'punk' out of all the 'grunge' bands, I was a bit surprised that he said Nirvana. If the 'grunge explosion' didn't happen I would still think of Mudhoney as a punk band.
Love Mudhoney! I agree musically Nirvana were probably more accessible to the masses. I think they both had the same link ethos 🤘🏻
Had a listern to the sex pistols never mind this morning, been along time cracking album.
It’s always good to get a refresh on that one! 🤘🏻
On that video game thing.. check out the likes of the soundtracks to wipeout for 90s electronica and Doom for some amazing metal...
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Non alcoholic beer, does that mean alcoholics are not allowed to drink them? lol . Enjoyed the podcast.
That’s a good point! Thanks for listening! 🤘🏻
Can someone tell me what sort of accent John Robb has? it's so strong it must be a regional thing but I don't know where he is from.. Lancashire accent? I always wondered..
Think he’s from Blackpool?
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