
A sometimes wry look at the highly influential music that washed up in the seismic splash that was punk.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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In this episode we talk to the legendary drummer of The Damned, Rat Scabies. We discuss the very first Ramones gig in London, their appearance on The Young Ones and their upcoming Australian tour.
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Welcome to our special '50 years of Punk' Known Pleasures celebration. In this episode we ask the question 'Who Invented Punk'? Was it indeed invented by some crazed lunatic in a laboratory? Did it gradually evolve from a Big Bang like event? Was it ... more
In this episode we attempt to answer the big questions. Who had the worst haircut in New Wave? Could Sammy Hagar replace Paul Weller in The Jam? What is our fantasy football line up for the greatest Post Punk band of all time?
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Lloyd Cole is on his way Down Under and we at Known Pleasures had the opportunity to Interview him before the tour to ask about his long career, the benefits of working solo, embracing technology and crickets keeping time.
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This podcast should be massive. It's like eavesdropping on a pub conversation between three funny but informed old friends discussing the music you love, and introducing you to the stuff you missed if you weren't lucky enough to be a young Australian in the 80s (Johnny Warman, Deckchairs Overboard). So find an episode on your fave band, and give it a spin. You won't regret it.
Great podcast. Slowing down a bit with the episodes lately but still get excited when a new one pops up in the feed. Always great to find out new bits of information about each of the bands when listening in. Would love to hear an episode covering The Sound. Another band similar to joy division whose lead singer wrote about deeply personal subject matter
Where else could you find an interview with Craig from the Reels! These guys know their music and if you’re of ‘a certain age’, this is the poddy for you.
Thoroughly enjoying this podcast. 3 key factors for me are their musical backgrounds, their having discovered these bands in real time, and the fact they are from Australia. As an American who didn’t start blowing my allowance on Import 12”
before 1984 it’s interesting to see things through a different lense. Plus the camaraderie they obviously share makes them guys you want to hang out with!
Great podcast about music that was just before my time but came to love soon after. Great production, interesting conversation and funny.
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A knowledgeable roundtable delves into post-punk and related 70s/80s scenes with a focus on bands like Joy Division, The Cure, and New Order, often exploring production, legacy, and cultural impact. Episodes mix deep research with personal anecdotes and witty banter, offering nuanced takes on band histories, influential producers, and the era's lasting footprint. The show's strengths include strong host rapport, clear knowledge of the music, and a distinctive Australian vantage point that adds fresh context for international listeners. This mix makes it appealing to music nerds who want thoughtful, often humorous conversations about influential recordings and the era that shaped alternative pop culture.
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Recent guests on Known Pleasures include:
1. Rat Scabies
2. Mark Seymour
3. Lloyd Cole
4. Barry Andrews
5. Steve Kilbey
6. Cathy McQuade
7. Ken Campbell
8. Hugh Cornwell
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