Episode 20 – #31 – Ten Thousand Guitars

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Episode 20 – Ten Thousand Guitars

Transcript coming soon.

Content warnings: mild explicit language.

Recommendations

https://youtu.be/O3qMVVVHi4E?si=c7rEq7HXlUPiqmpa

https://youtu.be/FuaeiKtG3gw?si=vO5_nFXpuzRaUGO-

Wildwood Kin’s debut EP, Salt of the Earth, on Soundcloud:

The Guardian’s 2-star review of Turning Tides.

Albums Discussed in this Episode

1. Glen’s choice: Deftones – Saturday Night Wrist (Apple Music | Spotify | YouTube).
2. James’ choice: Wildwood Kin – Turning Tides (Apple Music | Spotify | YouTube).

Music Clips Used

Deftones – Saturday Night Wrist:

• Combat (09.30).
• Rapture (14.39).
• Cherry Waves (17.44).
• Hole in the Earth (21.20).
• Beware (26.36).
• Xerces (29.45).
• Riviere (38.30).

WIldwood Kin – Turning Tides

• On and On (43.40).
• Circumstance (49.06).
• Run (54.55).
• The Author (57.54).
• Steady my Heart (01.01.05).
• Warrior Daughter (01.04.08).
• Taking a Hold (01.09.20).

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.

Rank	James	Glen
#50	Tim Minchin – Matilda, the Musical	Horse the Band – R. Borlax
#49	The London Symphony Orchestra – Classic Rock	Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells
#48	Remy Zero – The Golden Hum	Nile – Annihilation of the Wicked
#47	Harry Secombe – Bless This House	Nick Drake – Pink Moon
#46	Fatboy Slim – You’ve Come a Long Way Baby	The Reindeer Section – Son of Evil Reindeer
#45	Dr Dre – 2001	Elbow – Asleep in the Back
#44	Lauren Daigle – Look Up Child	Gomez – Bring it On
#43	The Baseballs – Strike!	Ben Howard – Every Kingdom
#42	Tom Jones – Reload	Foreign Slippers – Farewell to the Old Ghosts
#41	Black Lace – Party Party	Opeth – Ghost Reveries
#40	Nell Bryden – Shake the Tree	Maximum the Hormone – Bu-ikikaesu
#39	The Torero Band – Lennon and McCartney, Tijuana Style	Jimmy Eat World – Clarity
#38	Ray Lamontagne and the Pariah Dogs – God Willin’ & the Creek Don’t Rise	Goo Goo Dolls – Dizzy up the Girl
#37	Genesis – Invisible Touch	Metallica – Master of Puppets
#36	Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers – The Album/Swing the Mood	Arcade Fire – Funeral
#35	Richard Hawley – Coles Corner	Bat for Lashes – Fur and Gold
#34	Grainne Duffy – Out of the Dark	Damien Rice – O
#33	David Brent and Foregone Conclusion – Life on the Road	Biffy Clyro – Only Revolutions
#32	Damien Rice – O	Mogwai – Happy Songs for Happy People
#31	Wildwood Kin – Turning Tides	Deftones – Saturday Night Wrist

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.