Music is finite, opinions are endless. On The Album Years podcast, long term friends, collaborators and music nerds Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness discuss and bicker about their favourite music released during the golden album years, which they reckon to be from around 1965 to the end of the millennium. Each episode focuses on a single year picked at random. At the end of each episode they pick the... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Category | Music |
Back in September we made an appearance at the Haarlem Vinyl Festival for a special live podcast on the year 1994! Here's the second part of an abridged version of the show (we've had to cut out the sections we played music on the turntable due to co... more
Back in September we made an appearance at the Haarlem Vinyl Festival for a special live podcast on the year 1994! Here's the first part of an abridged version of the show (we've had to cut out the sections we played music on the turntable due to cop... more
It's the last episode of our series on 1982 and naturally we've saved the best until last. On this extended episode we cover metal, progressive rock, minimal jazz and of course our picks for our favourite and most influential albums from the year.
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On this week's podcast, we explore which artists in 1982 adapted to the changing musical climate and which stayed true to their own style—with results ranging from mixed on King Crimson’s Beat to the absolutely exceptional All the Best Cowboys Have C... more
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The podcast has been great so far, but it’s annoying to listen to because it’s not well recorded. This is surprising to me because Steven Wilson releases incredibly high quality music all the time. What gives? Speak into the microphone.
Just wanted to day how much I love listening to the thoughts of Steven and Tim. I don’t always agree with some their views on artists/albums, but the insight and knowledge they share in the podcasts makes for an enlightening, enjoyable and entertaining listen. Simply put - wonderful.
Erudite, often hilarious, best music podcast and when are No Man gonna reform!?
This is a delightful podcast with 2 very charming presenters who clearly know their stuff. Good selection of artists and albums, although I struggle with the prog stuff. Love your forays into post punk, surely one of the most inspiring and forward thinking of movements ?
You seem to like the right Bowie albums too, which is instant brownie points in my book.
Just a thought, but if you ever run out of ideas how about devoting an episode or 3 to a single album and dissecting it and talking abo... more
Love this show. Steven and Tim have opened my eyes to artists I thought I wouldn’t like. I’m such a massive Prog Rock fan now. And Donna Summer’s album ‘Four Seasons of Love’ is my favourite find this year. Keep it up guys 👍
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A deep exploration of music history is presented, with the hosts discussing their personal favorites and significant albums released from approximately 1965 to the end of the millennium. Each episode focuses on a randomly selected year, delving into the sounds, influences, and cultural significance of music from that period. The dynamic between hosts Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness adds a playful tension to discussions, often featuring both nostalgia for beloved tracks and critical analysis of albums that have shaped the music landscape. This podcast stands out for its combination of personal anecdotes and comprehensive genre knowledge, appealing particularly to music enthusiasts eager to rediscover classic and often overlooked albums.
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