Tales from one of Britain's most influential post-punk bands, The Fall. From the rhythm section that brought you Hex Enduction Hour, brothers Paul and Steve Hanley provide insight and anecdotes from their time in the band, along with interviews with other members, people involved with the band and fans from the world of music and beyond.
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Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Our guest this week is Echo & the Bunnymen guitarist, author and polymath, Will Sergeant. We chat about first encounters with The Fall, drum machines gone wrong, icy trips to Berlin, Top of the Pops dressing rooms and why Liverpool bands feared “sell... more
Welcome to Series 6 of Oh! Brother. As we enter our Perverted by Language era, our guest this week is Suede bassist, journalist and author, Mat Osman. We chat about hearing The Fall for the first time in a Sussex bedroom, getting the call to support ... more
For our series finale of Oh! Brother, we answer your pressing questions, some more open ended than others, with help of our resident Michael Parkinson, Nathan Hanley. Thanks for everyone who sent in questions, and thanks for all our great guests this... more
Our guest this week is the one and only Mickey Bradley, bass player, broadcaster, and all-round raconteur from sunny Derry. We dive into the early days of The Undertones, Terry Hooley's Good Vibrations label, death threats against Joe Strummer, and t... more
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Truly wonderful Xmas episode. How it took almost half an hour for somebody to actually say "Obviously this is completely futile" is beyond me 😀
A must for all Fall fans - witty and moving. Holds the world record for mentioning how great the cover of Lost in Music is.
I found the episode with Una Baines and was looking forward to what I thought would be an interesting and insightful interview but it was ruined by the ‘interviewers’ constant interruptions, inane childish laughing, talking about themselves and random diversions that had nothing to do with Una or The Fall.
A podcast hosted by Beavis and Butthead would have been more enlightening
Im amazed how Una Baines showed such patience.
Lads, just grow up. I don’t want to hear about you or what you find... more
Carry on y’all. Every episode has been an interesting listen. You’ve definitely improved on the production side. The first episodes were a tough listen, especially the live from a pub and the sweet accents, but whatever the complaints, I’m in.
The Hanley’s sense of rock/pop history is remarkable. I’m still waiting for a Magma or Art Bears reference! Doubtless, we’ll get there in time…
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This podcast provides a rich tapestry of stories and insights from one of Britain's most influential post-punk bands, showcasing the experiences of the Hanley brothers during their time with The Fall. Each episode features engaging discussions, often with guests who have personal connections to the band, ranging from fellow musicians to fans. Not only do the hosts share humorous and poignant anecdotes from their musical journeys, but they also explore the evolution of music scenes, delving into topics like the intricacies of band dynamics and the impact of cultural shifts within the music industry. This engaging blend of nostalgia and industry commentary makes the podcast appealing to long-time fans and new listeners alike.
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