Fifty by Two

Tag: indie

  • Episode 45 – #6 – A Dip and-a-Half

    Episode 45 – #6 – A Dip and-a-Half

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. Number 6; one before the Top 5. So we obviously love these, but not quite at that elite level. But – as is always the burning question – what do we think of…

  • Episode 40.5 – Compilations Special – I’m Just Going to Choose Crying

    Episode 40.5 – Compilations Special – I’m Just Going to Choose Crying

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. We break once again from the countdown to explore two special albums, this time compilations. We’ll get into the top ten next episode.

  • Episode 39 – #12 – All the Juice

    Episode 39 – #12 – All the Juice

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. We shine a light into a dark place, and discuss shaving (sort of). Strap in for our longest episode yet!

  • Episode 37 – #14 – Parkas and Paul Weller-Style Haircuts

    Episode 37 – #14 – Parkas and Paul Weller-Style Haircuts

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. We catch up on James’ visit to see an Oasis-themed musical, and discuss our 14th favourite albums. We work out how to pronounce a name, and Glen has some 80s music for you.

  • Episode 34 – #17 – The Smell of the Peanut Factory

    Episode 34 – #17 – The Smell of the Peanut Factory

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. We explore delayed gratification by discussing one of our most anticipated bands. Glen also puts forward the oldest album in his top fifty.

  • Episode 33 – #18 – The Best Type of Friend

    Episode 33 – #18 – The Best Type of Friend

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. James puts forward a risky choice, and Glen drags up his moody teenage years.

  • Episode 23 – #28 – A Long Hard Day of Warhammer

    Episode 23 – #28 – A Long Hard Day of Warhammer

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. James and Glen get into a room together to talk about naming children and their 28th favourite albums. Does James have a new favourite band? And what does Glen think of Marmite?

  • Episode 22 – #29 – I’m Not Tainted

    Episode 22 – #29 – I’m Not Tainted

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. Strange appearances by acclaimed actors on gameshows; the worst kind of PE teacher; celebrity friends; taxation; encounters with wildlife; celebrity deaths… all of this (and two albums) on episode 22.

  • Episode 21 – #30 – Horses Are Really Expensive

    Episode 21 – #30 – Horses Are Really Expensive

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. We have a new theme tune, and James and Glen discuss iconic moments, iconic fashions, video game frustrations, the final resting place of Disney Princesses, and two albums.

  • Episode 8 – #43 – There Are Worse Places to Live

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. This episode, the hosts come in undercooked and end up discussing Waterloo Station, Eurovision, misplaced faeces (not a typo), and Christmas music. As well as two albums, of course.

  • Episode 7 – #44 – I Would Have Liked A Garden

    Welcome to Fifty by Two, a podcast about music where two friends with very different tastes count down their top fifty albums. In this episode, James and Glen find that talking about albums is less fun when they both like them, so explore some tangents and take a shallow dive into Contemporary Christian Music.