Lost Notes: Groupies
KCRWThis season on Lost Notes: Groupies. Women of the Sunset Strip from the Pill to Punk. From KCRW and Golden Teapot.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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I just started listening. I love the stories. These stories were the background of my youth in the 1970s. David Bowie and Led Zeppelin were at rock god level. Our lives revolved around when the next album would come out or concert dates. The stories about the groupies gives you the background information that was barely mentioned, even in publications like The Rolling Stone. I had no idea how young and bold and creative these girls were. So interesting.
I liked the story about the ‘Louie Lo... more
Apple Podcasts5Ree ree ree
United States6 months ago - Not the right tone
I read “I’m with the band“ when it first came out as a memoir because I’m interested in pop memoir. I was troubled by the tone of this podcast making this particular moment “fun.“ I agree with the reviewers who take issue with the notion that the groupies self empowered young women. They fashioned themselves that way and the podcast bought into that delusion. Yes, there’s a layer of fun and self discovery, but I think the bigger story is much darker. I wanted to explore questions I had when I re... more
Apple Podcasts1EytschayimUnited States6 months ago - Great Job
Nevermind the haters and reactionary reviews- this was nuanced, well considered storytelling that didn’t reduce its subjects to victims but also didn’t totally gloss over the tragic aspects of the scene. Narrators felt rooted in LA history.
Apple Podcasts5Superaqua1United States8 months ago - Season 5
This is a very sad, frustrating season which concludes illogically.
Apple Podcasts1@kyracarouseUnited States8 months ago - Wrong Title
Should be called stories of musical pedophiles. Is it really cool that 29 year old guy is chasing a 14 year old? That’s so messed up. Now I know these guys are a bunch sickos. Love to see them questioned about it.
Apple Podcasts5Phillie03743United States9 months ago
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Exploring the vibrant narratives surrounding influential women in rock music, a rich tapestry of stories unfolds, recounting the lives of groupies who played significant roles in shaping the music scene of the 1960s and 70s. Through captivating storytelling, the episodes capture personal experiences and historical insights, highlighting the glamour and chaos of the Sunset Strip, the evolution of iconic musicians, and the intimate connections formed in a world filled with passion and idolization. Noteworthy episodes feature conversations with music legends and discussion about cultural landmarks, providing both nostalgia and critical perspectives on the legacies of these women and the artists they inspired.
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