
We are Dave and Jake, two 60 year old music fans, and we take on a different theme per episode and pick five relevant songs each. We cover music from the 60's to now, and more or less any genre you can think of. From Punk to Pop, Reggae to Northern Soul, Drum N Bass to Ambient, if it's out there, we'll listen to it. Our best review ever said: "I love this podcast. My new favourite. Never heard Thr... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | a year ago |
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Songs with very loose connections to travel. I'm trying to remember what else we talked about, but it's about a million degrees and I'm melting, but you can guarantee we laughed, guffawed and most likely chortled a lot.
This episode is a sequel to the previous covers episode. With more covers, obvs. Plus existential angst, stabbings, Dolly Parton sounding like Johnny Cash, and more bad jokes.
Songs with weather related titles this time, along with missing cats, hideously expensive records, ebay flipper scum, the usual existential crises and jokes. Lots of jokes.
Songs with occupations in the title, plus Dr Who trivia, a history of Top Of The Pops dancers, Bob Marley's donuts, more tuneless singing and lots of waffle.
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Worried that it’s two men of a certain age endlessly discussing Pink Floyd? Don’t be. To friends who love music in all its forms and discuss absolutely everything. I listen on my phone whilst queuing up the songs they discuss on the computer and listen along. If you are into very specific types of music it’s probably not for you, but if you’re in to all music this podcast is well worth a listen.
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Two longtime music fans curate themed episodes, each selecting five songs that fit a given theme while weaving in personal memories, banter, and hard-won discography knowledge. Across formats, the conversation spans decades and genres—from punk and indie to electronic, folk, and beyond—often diving into recording contexts, labels, and culture shifts. The tone blends affection for music with playful debates, nostalgia, and nerdy detail, making it attractive to trend-agnostic listeners who love deep cuts, track-by-track reasoning, and conversational banter. A notable hook is the duo's willingness to connect songs to memory and place, turning each episode into a music-history chat that still feels like hanging out with friends.
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