
Sting turns 75 today. To celebrate, I pick out 7 songs that I've decided to play today to mark the occasion, all the way from Synchronicity to Brand New Day.
00:00 Introduction
00:45 If I Ever Lose My Faith In You
01:41 Shadows In The Rain
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Justin Hayward's first solo album Songwriter, released in 1977, is the album I've been looking at this week. After his first non-Moodies effort, collaborating with John Lodge and long term Moodies producer Tony Clarke; Hayward turns to Clarke once ag... more
I'm joined by Jay from The Drum Den to talk all things music. In this episode, we discuss the lost art of intentionally listening, digesting an album, and how music, literature, and film can provide an escape from daily life.
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Moods was Neil Diamond's final studio album for the Uni Records label, released in 1972, the first of two releases of the year, the second of those being Hot August Night. In this video, I discuss how perhaps I've undervalued Neil Diamond's Moods and... more
Justin Hayward & John Lodge's first project outside of the Moody Blues saw them collaborate with producer Tony Clarke on a 1975 release, Blue Jays. I had high hopes for this album; did the album live up to those very high expectations?
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After listening to the 80s catalogue, here are 7 songs from this period from Neil Diamond that in particular I've been relistening to most, since my initial deep dives on each album.
00:00 Introduction
02:10 The Story Of My Life
04:59 I'm Guilty
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Wired To The Moon sees Chris Rea at his most consistent so far in his career. This is an album that I didn't get much out of in my first listen, but upon revisiting this, I was stunned just how I had misjudged this on my first listen.
00:00 My histo... more
Join me as I rank Neil Diamond's 1980s albums, from On The Way To The Sky and Heartlight to Primitive, Headed For The Future and The Best Years Of Our Lives.
00:00 Introduction
03:56 Number 5 - My least favourite
08:32 Number 4
11:28 Number 3
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Listeners are drawn to a personable music-focused journey driven by intimate album-by-album explorations, personal reflections, and anecdotal context. Episodes typically center on a mix of classic and overlooked albums across rock, pop, and singer-songwriter catalogs, with track-by-track impressions, production notes, and the host's evolving relationship to the music over time. The show often weaves in archival anecdotes, ownership of physical media (vinyl, sleeves, lyric booklets), and occasional guest perspectives, creating a warm, fans-first atmosphere. It's likely to appeal to devoted music fans who enjoy thoughtful critique, personal storytelling, and a long-tail appreciation for artists' careers across decades. A standout facet is the... more
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