
Musicians, record label owners, visual artists and beyond describe how vinyl records have shaped their lives and careers. Previous guests include Hozier, Rosanne Cash, Ben Gibbard, Adam Duritz, Lisa Loeb and members of Run-DMC, Foo Fighters, R.E.M. and more.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Are you a fan of vinyl? Are you a fan of great interviews? If so, this podcast is for you! The show combines my two loves into one weekly show. I love it!
When the guests are good, it’s a great podcast, but it’s let down by the presenter who doesn’t really listen carefully to his guests. You sense he’s urging them to finish an answer so he can get to his next question, so I often feel he misses some golden opportunities to get more out of his guests if he’d responded to what they actually said rather than just ploughed on to his next question.
It’s also really offputting to hear him typing away while his guests are talking! It sounds like he’s s... more
Jim’s podcast is excellent for vinyl lovers, but each guest brings a lot more to the table than just records. It’s a great music podcast as a whole! Love it.
Love this podcast, Jim is knowledgeable and an excellent interviewer. His interview with Chris Carrabba is amazing, such a fun listen. He really gets his guests to morph into total fanboys of music and the vinyl LP, it makes it very relatable.
Jim does an amazing job interviewing artists/musicians from all genres. He has a vast background of all types of music and his research for each show is evident. Well done and highly recommended!
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Interviews connect vinyl records with the lives and work of musicians, artists, journalists, collectors and people across the music industry. Host Jim Hanke draws out stories about first records, collecting habits, album artwork, recording and pressing decisions, record labels, touring and the memories attached to particular albums. The format is conversational and guest-led, with occasional live discussions and track-by-track explorations of influential records.
Vinyl is the recurring thread rather than a limit on subject matter: conversations also cover creative careers, band histories, music scenes and the business of making and releasing records. Guests range from established performers and long-running indie bands to writers and indus... more
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Recent guests on Vinyl Emergency include:
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2. Lou Barlow
3. Jim James
4. Dan Didier
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