In July of 1988, 120 Minutes served up a couple of American rock bands with classic videos and one Icelandic pop song with a bit of a dark story hidden in the lyrics.
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A film about a radio revolution
In July of 1988, 120 Minutes served up a couple of American rock bands with classic videos and one Icelandic pop song with a bit of a dark story hidden in the lyrics.
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Buckle up and get ready for possible whiplash as we run the gamut from quiet, contemplative folk to heavy-duty industrial, plus a fun video from an excellent mystery artist.…
An eclectic mix of styles from our three choices this week, plus one of the most unlikely mystery bands of all-time just happens to be our mystery video for the month.…
Our regular picks are all solid songs, don’t get us wrong. But we’d be lying if we said the mystery song wasn’t the star of the show this time around. You are definitely going to want to check this one out!…
In this episode, we look at some lesser-known artists played on 120 Minutes in March of 1988, including our first “repeat offender”. Will Keith be able to bring Scott and Michael over to his side? Tune in to find out!…
In this episode, we dip our toes into the playlists of February 1988, where we find one of the architects of “shoegaze”, a goth powerhouse and an early ’80s classic one-hit wonder.…
In this episode, we kick off our tour through 120 Minute’s 1988 playlists, starting in January with three amazing artists who each represent a completely different genre of music.…
The podcast crew finishes off 1987 with a couple of big name artists in Violent Femmes and The Smiths, along with a track from the unexpected later stage of Wire’s excellent catalog.…
This episode features a fun mix of styles, from the punk-meets-funk vibe of Fishbone, to the acapella stylings of The Housemartins and finally the lush electro-rock of Depeche Mode…plus a mystery song that you’ll just have to hear for yourself.…
In this episode, we lean away from the more iconic artists on the 120 Minutes playlist and instead land on a couple contenders for “one-hit wonder” status and an influential band who never hit the heights that some of those that borrowed from them did.…