LP Lexicon Podcast 039: In Utero by Nirvana album commentary.

Episode: 039

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Artist: Nirvana.
Album: In Utero.

Show notes: Yep. We "forgot," Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol Flow Through The Strip. Basically, the damage my CD has made it unlistenable, so my apologies. Well worth a listen, though. 

The List. Great to see PJ Harvey was on there.

Aside from that, there's nothing I can really lead you to, that can't be found online, easily. Go hunt and enjoy! 

LP Lexicon Podcast 038: Different Class by Pulp album commentary.

Episode: 038

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Artist: Pulp.
Album: Different Class.

Show notes: Ahh .. Two Roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less travelled, and that has made all the difference.

Different Class is an album which has huge commercial success on these shores, and had huge critical acclaim, and has aged magnificently. Surely, this is what all artists everywhere strive to achieve, and only few can actually accomplish.

When I listen to Sorted for E's and Wizz, it takes me to that University dorm room, and I remember a time in my life where I realised I was getting older, becoming slightly more popular amongst my circle of friends, and beginning to take the next steps on the road which we now know is life.

Sorted for E's and Wizz was one of the last tracks I liked before I liked music, and it's stuck with me all of these years. 

Here is the video which gives me motion sickness. Does it for you?

Pulp - Do You Remember The First Time?

Pulp - Reading 2011. 

'Njoy!

LP Lexicon Podcast 037: Apostrophe(')/Over-Nite Sensation by Frank Zappa.

Episode: 037

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Artist: Frank Zappa.
Album: Apostrophe(')/Over-Nite Sensation.

Show notes: Well, I did it. I finally turned Denisse around on Frank Zappa. Here is the documentary which was briefly mentioned:

Classic Albums - Apostrophe(')/Over-Nite Sensation.

The song list which was mentioned is here, and the quotes page is here.

John Lennon and Frank Zappa - Baby, Please Don't Go.

Most enjoyable.

LP Lexicon Podcast 036: Treasure by The Cocteau Twins

Episode: 036

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Artist: The Cocteau Twins.
Album: Treasure.

Show notes: Love, love, love Treasure. Denisse love, love, loves Elizabeth Fraser. Short of coming to your house and launching this album in your ear-holes, there's not a great deal more I can do for you.

Except ...

10.

LP Lexicon Podcast 035: The Sophtware Slump by Grandaddy

Episode: 035

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Artist: Grandaddy.
Album: The Sophtware Slump.

Show notes: Few Grandaddy bits today:

Grandaddy - Hewlett's Daughter.

Grandaddy - The Crystal Lake.

Jason's BandCamp page is here, Enjoy!

LP Lexicon Podcast 034: Bryter Layter by Nick Drake.

Episode: 034

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Artist: Nick Drake.
Album: Bryter Layter.

Show notes: We have quite a bit of literature here at Lexicon Towers, featuring Nick Drake. He, Tim and Jeff Buckley, and Elliott Smith are the Godfathers of the musicians who were really appreciated after they had shuffled off this mortal coil. More on the way.

Lexicon Towers has items purchased from:

El Ateneo, Buenos Aires.

Musimundo, Argentina.

Sonar Tienda, Santiago.

Modern Sound, Rio de Janiero.

Such earthly treasures.

LP Lexicon Podcast 033: Kevin Smith's Mallrats OST.

Episode: 032

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Artist: Kevin Smith.
Album: Mallrats.

Show notes: I'm watching Mallrats right now! I often put something connected to the episode on, as I edit/upload. Last night I was watching Live Forever (As we've been on a huge Blur kick), which put me onto mid-90's culture. Live Forever is 98% British culture related, and it got me thinking about American 90's music and attitudes, immortalised here on the Mallrats OST.

Really want to investigate more Belly. Need more 4AD. I'm sure there will be more than that on the Lexicon Pod in the coming weeks. 

People stop listening to new music at 33. (Episode number entirely coincidental).

Joe and Kevin Smith (Hammersmith, 2014).

Mike Bell, Jason Mewes and Joe (Hammersmith, 2014).