This week: this week is dirt; calendarically speaking; don’t party with strangers; gravity, entropy, sriracha with mayo; you can do it; beetles and pythons; the Chapman report; Gilliamesque; the first time; my favourite Martin; Goon squad; use the clapper; to Halifax and back; people love an explosion; an upside-down “O”; TV vets again; the farrier […]
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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Episode 523 of the podcast that gives you feelin’s! This week: co-sidekicks; Gilligan’s Island: Who’s to Blame?; schlub-a-likes; from naughty to nudey; teen-for-all; gentiles on the roof; high school betrayal; prank performance; the sound of disappointment; the last gasp of the Hollywood musical; unfunny Coens; walk outs; the disappearing past; expensive
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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome back to Sneaky Dragon, the only podcast on the internet that thinks too highly of itself! This week: calling yourself; kill your phone; peed pants; exerservice; choir weirdo; the Book of Axe; good point; Hell’s gift shop; tough love; Dick Tracy watch; no excuse for The Spirit; unrequested rejection; bitchy times; he-man
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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Episode 500 of our fabulous podcast! Who saw this coming? Not us! This week: bad beginnings; off-mike; sacred numbers; Malcolm and Me; delicious irony; soft talker; it’s like a heat wave; who’s to blame; better stay alert; uncooperative frog; bad mascot; fuck you, cicadas; problem songs; Chick Talk™; too soon; air-conditioned
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It’s the end of the road (see what I did there?) for Compleatly Beatles‘ look at all the Beatles’ albums – song by song, album by album. We did it! We hope you enjoyed this journey from Please Please Me – an album recorded in one day – to Abbey Road – an album with one
On this episode of Compleatly Beatles, Ian and Dave take a look at Get Back/Let It Be, the Beatles most turbulent album, recorded at a particularly unhappy time for the band – George Harrison himself called the recording sessions “hell”. There is so much history and drama to this album that the historical context almost