Episode 11 – #40 – No One Goes Shopping Any More

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Episode 11 – No One Goes Shopping Any More

Transcript coming soon.

Content warnings: some (difficult to hear) explicit language in song lyrics in the first half; very probably some explicit language in Japanese, but honestly we’re not sure.

See below for show notes, and further listening and watching recommendations. Note that this will contain spoilers, and we’d recommend reading on after listening to the episode.

Recommendations

It’s impossible to be unhappy in a poncho.

Has been difficult to find a version of the Zetsubo Billy official video that hasn’t been removed with copyright claims, but you can try this one.

Maximum the Hormone playing Koi No Mega Lover live at a festival in 2017.

Review of Maximum the Hormone’s 2022 London show.

Death Note opening credits featuring What’s Up People!
Rock ‘n’ Roll Chainsaw from the album Rock-impo Goroshi.
Falling Jimmy from the album Rock-impo Goroshi.

Bu-ikikaesu review from Sputnik Music.

Peep Show Jam clips (1/2).
Peep Show Jam clips (2/2).
David Mitchell shares some thoughts on WhatsApp.
Bob Mortimer’s stories about eggs.
Nell Bryden’s Sirens official video.
Nell Bryden’s Shake the Tree official video.
Nell Bryden playing a live acoustic version of Echoes.
Are we the baddies?
Not the above clip, but something from Peep Show that James confused it with.

Albums Discussed in this Episode

  1. Glen’s choice: Maximum the HormoneBu-ikikaesu (Apple Music | Spotify | YouTube).
  2. James’ choice: Nell Bryden – Shake the Tree (Apple Music | Spotify | YouTube).

Countdowns So Far

You can also see how we rank each other’s albums here. Note that this is up to and including the latest published episode, so will contain spoilers if you are not up-to-date.

RankJamesGlen
#50Tim Minchin – Matilda, the MusicalHorse the Band – R. Borlax
#49The London Symphony Orchestra – Classic RockMike Oldfield – Tubular Bells
#48Remy Zero – The Golden HumNile – Annihilation of the Wicked
#47Harry Secombe – Bless This HouseNick Drake – Pink Moon
#46Fatboy Slim – You’ve Come a Long Way BabyThe Reindeer Section – Son of Evil Reindeer
#45Dr Dre – 2001Elbow – Asleep in the Back
#44Lauren Daigle – Look Up ChildGomez – Bring it On
#43The Baseballs – Strike!Ben Howard – Every Kingdom
#42Tom Jones – ReloadForeign Slippers – Farewell to the Old Ghosts
#41Black Lace – Party PartyOpeth – Ghost Reveries
#40Nell Bryden – Shake the TreeMaximum the Hormone – Bu-ikikaesu

Our current theme is an arrangement of Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin (written by John Bonham, Willie Dixon, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant) using (at James’ request) harpsichord, bassoon, and triangle, made by Glen.


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