Wrong Speed Record Chat No.48 - John Doran
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Episode 48 of the Wrong Speed Record Chat. An almost certainly never ending series of chats with music folk, friends, and legends. We will talk records. We will talk CDs. We will talk tapes.
It's John Doran, the co-head-honcho/co-owner (along with Luke Turner) of The Quietus. The website of choice for all the out-there buried music of our times, the hidden culture, the books of note, and the films that stray off the path. They shout about gold sounds and all should listen. We talk about this.
John's book Jolly Lad is a must read. We talk about this. We talk about the month long (no days off) tour he did with Kjetil of Arabrot fame. We talk about his ambition - it's a walk....a long walk.
We talk about the British Masters series he fronted for Noisey/Vice, speaking to Liam Gallagher, speaking to Micheal Head, and going from Cosey Fanni Tutti to Dizzee Rascal via Damon Albarn. And so many more.
And then, of course, we talk about records. A couple of bonus subjects get chucked into the mix. Big thanks to John for giving up a couple of precious hours. Hope you dig this chat, it was a total joy to do.
great conversation.
Really great to have John Doran on the receiving end of an interview for a change. Such an interesting guy. Thanks for this x
John's one of the best music journalists of his generation.
Just loved that talk, thank you both. Books, films and music to check out!
coming back again to say this is one of the best interviews ever , i still need to get jolly lad
Always thought you were an amazing interviewer and personality John, your music knowledge and appreciation for everything music is really refreshing and I admire it a lot, I have watched your British Masters with Mark E Smith about 300 times haha, I miss the miserable old bugger! Greetings from Manchester, I hope you are doing well!
Fabulous
Loved this! Wrote down loads of records to buy (and possibly return) too. Hope you feel better soon John.
Bloody hell, I came here from the British Masters on Noisey and didn't recognise Doran.
He's aged a lot and clearly the accident and covid have taken its toll.
Hope the change of scene is good for him in the long term.
Loved the British Masters.
I think he looks younger.
Beginning to end, brilliant. The Blackcat Jolly lad event, with added Kjetil, was a great afternoon. Thank you to John and Luke for The Quietus, I've discovered so much amazing music through the site. And another thank you to John for talking and writing about the fascist attitudes of some musicians and bands, it needs to be exposed more openly. Hope you get to do that walk John.
Thanks Bob.
GRUNGE!
Right Doran, we've pretty much triangulated your exact location from this interview and we're coming round for a cup of tea and a chat real soon...
Some coffee and scones at Polly's Tea Rooms followed by a visit to West Kennet Long Barrow afterwards? Sounds like my kind of afternoon!
I've also got that cheapo Hitchcock boxset - amazing huh? Me and Doran, like that
Also cheers JD for the Selvhenter heads up - they are amazing!
Bad Guys chat !! wangs out for the last hackney warehouse heros
Saw Omar Souleyman in Melbourne in 2015 (at a guess) with Dan from Wild Animals who may watch this channel. He played to a 3/4 sold out room of 800 cap or so and it was a great show.