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#37 (1987 Part 2B) Guns N' Roses, The Smiths, Pixies & more
We're wrapping up 1987 on The Album Years Podcast! In Episode 2B, Tim and Steven delve into the murky world of metal, rock, the origins of grunge and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices
#36 (1987 Part 2A) Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, David Bowie, Yes & more
This week's The Album Years episode features a death match between Pink Floyd's 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason', and Roger Waters' 'Radio K.A.O.S'! Who do you think wins this one? Listen now to find out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visi
#35 (1987 Part 1B) Tom Waits, David Sylvian, Wire & more!
On this week's episode of The Album Years Podcast, we return to 1987 and 'mavericks off their rocker'... we discuss the boundary-pushing creativity of singer-songwriter Tom Waits and his 1987 studio album 'Franks Wild Years' and much more!
#34 (1987 Part 1A) Prince, George Michael, U2, Depeche Mode & more!
It's time to move into a new year of The Album Years podcast... introducing 1987! On Episode 1A, we share our thoughts on classics by Prince, George Michael, U2, Depeche Mode, Dead Can Dance and much more... our question of the week is, wha
#33 (1977 Part 4B) Brian Eno, Van Morrison, Weather Report, Brand X & more!
Finally, we've reached the last episode of the marathon year of 1977 in The Album Years Podcast! On today's instalment, we commit the cardinal sin of talking about an album we've never even heard… tune in to find out what that might be! Lea
#32 (1977 Part 4A) Queen, Fela Kuti, Throbbing Gristle & more!
In one of the most eclectic episodes of The Album Years podcast yet, Steven and Tim delve into records by Queen, Throbbing Gristle and Fela Kuti. Now for our question of the week...do you have a favourite album that your best mate absolutel
#31 (1977 Part 3B) Fleetwood Mac, John Martyn, The Eagles, Billy Joel & more!
On this week's episode of The Album Years, we dive into American 🇺🇸 soft-rock albums from 1977, including Fleetwood Mac's ‘Rumours'. Plus, we also discuss one of our desert island discs, John Martyn's 'One World’. Our question of the week
#30 (1977 Part 3A) The Beach Boys, Saturday Night Fever, Roy Harper & more!
On this week's episode of The Album Years podcast, find out why Tim calls 'The Beach Boys Love You' an album that is 'mad as a hatter'. Have you got an album which fits that description? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megap
#29 (1977 Part 2B) ABBA, Peter Gabriel, Godley & Creme, Jethro Tull & more!
Steven & Tim dive into more iconic albums that defined 1977, with releases by ABBA, Peter Gabriel, 10cc, Jethro Tull & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices
#28 (1977 Part 2A) Rush, Yes, Kansas, Utopia & more
Steven & Tim dive into the progressive rock albums that defined 1977, with releases by Rush, Yes, Kansas & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices
#27 The Album Years Christmas Special 2023 (Part 2)
Because it's Christmas we thought we'd do something a bit different - we are answering all your questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices
#26 The Album Years Christmas Special 2023 (Part 1)
Because it's Christmas we thought we'd do something a bit different - we are answering all your questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices
#25 (1977 Part 1B) Peter Hammill, Television, Suicide & more
The Album Years returns with Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness discussing the music of 1977 across 8 full-length episodes! 1977 was a pivotal year in music, with the rise of punk and disco shaking up the industry. Artists who were aware of the
#24 (1977 Part 1A) Pink Floyd, The Clash, The Stranglers & more
The Album Years returns with Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness discussing the music of 1977 across 8 full-length episodes! 1977 was a pivotal year in music, with the rise of punk and disco shaking up the industry. Artists who were aware of the
#23 (1995) Tricky, Goldie, Radiohead, David Bowie, Red House Painters, Tears For Fears & more
A CD length excursion into a great 'CD age' year as the boys discuss Tricky, Goldie, Radiohead, David Bowie, Scott Walker, Babybird, Momus, Red House Painters, Tears For Fears and much more. Buy The Album Years T-shirt (Graphite) (https://b
#21 (1983 Part 1) Pink Floyd, Yes, New Order, Tom Waits & more
Another epic two-parter as the no-man duo take on 1983, a year where bright young things and old curmudgeons alike are on creative fire, even if there’s still a lot of space for honourable eccentrics. Buy The Album Years T-shirt (Graphite)
#22 (1983 Part 2) Ben Watt, Tears for Fears, Genesis, The Smiths & more
Another epic two-parter as the no-man duo take on 1983, a year where bright young things and old curmudgeons alike are on creative fire, even if there’s still a lot of space for honourable eccentrics. Buy The Album Years T-shirt (Graphite)
#20 (1978 Part 3) Kate Bush, Chic, Marvin Gaye, Black Sabbath, Brian Eno & more
Six months after they left it dangling, the boys return to 1978. Part Three features deep dives into Chic, Marvin Gaye, Kate Bush, Peter Hammill, Scott Walker, Kevin Coyne, Be Bop Deluxe, Ange, Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, Popol V
#19 (1978 Part 2) Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Queen, The Who & more
Steven and Tim return with 1978, a year so rich with significant albums ripe for discussion it looks like it’s going to require 4 episodes to get through them all! Part 2 of The Album Years' investigation into 1978 continues with some of th
#18 (1978 Part 1) Blondie, The Police, Jeff Wayne, The Stranglers & more
Steven and Tim return with 1978, a year so rich with significant albums ripe for discussion it looks like it’s going to require 4 episodes to get through them all! Part 1 takes on board Tim's suggestions for 'guilty pleasures’ (a notion whi
#17 - The Album Years 2021 Christmas Special with special guest Paul Sinclair
As Noddy Holder keeps on reminding everybody, "It's Christmas!!! (https://youtu.be/BpfHSqLXePI)". So to celebrate instead of the usual format this episode finds us looking back, and discussing the general state of the physical album based m
#16 (1986) Talk Talk, The Smiths, Peter Gabriel, Metallica, Prince & more
Steven and Tim find themselves marvelling at the greatness of what they’d assumed was a typically flat mid-1980s placeholder year. Talk Talk, The Smiths, Peter Gabriel, Arthur Russell, Miles Davis, Metallica, Momus, XTC, Prince and many an
#15 (2006) Arctic Monkeys, Thom Yorke, David Gilmour, The Flaming Lips & more
The boys' time machine lands in 2006 and the fresh fields of 2001 seem to have become neglected and funky (and not in a glorious James Brown kind of way). Artists discussed include Scott Walker, The Who, Thom Yorke, Joanna Newsome, Arctic M
#14 (2001) Radiohead, Opeth, Bjork, Tool & more
2001, a music odyssey! Tim and Steven venture into the 21st century and, against expectations, they like what they see. Good Lord, it might even be a Golden Age! Artists discussed include Radiohead, Opeth, Bjork, Tool, Elbow, Mercury Rev, B
#13 (1981) Rush, Japan, Iron Maiden, Magazine & more
Giving overviews of the years that in the duo's opinion define the era of ‘the classic album’, Season Two opens with 1981. Taking in Post-Punk, Electro-Pop, Metal, Progressive, Jazz and more, in this edition Wilson and Bowness discuss artis
#12 (1974) Gentle Giant, Roxy Music, Tangerine Dream, Egg & more
Tim declares 1974 the year of ‘Peak Prog’, while elsewhere Bowie the dog and Tim’s neighbour’s electric drill make debut podcast appearances. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-album-years/message Learn
#11 (1998) Massive Attack, Mansun, Mark Hollis, Goldie, Philip Glass & more
In the latest episode the guys venture into the nineties. Extra fun can be had by joining in with a drinking game as you prepare to down one every time Tim mentions Robert Fripp or Steven mentions industrial music! --- Send in a voice messa
#10 (1969) Scott Walker, Nick Drake, Fairport Convention & more
Tim even sounds like he's beaming in from a barn circa 1969 on this one, as the duo bring you more schoolboy errors in the third of their “9” trilogy. Oh, and it’s 69 minutes long, can you see what they did there? --- Send in a voice messag
#9 (1989) Kate Bush, De La Soul, Neil Young, Tin Machine, Tears For Fears & more
Tim and Steven try to to figure out why they don't understand the appeal of an album that regularly appears near the top of greatest albums of all time lists. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-album-ye
#8 (1979 Part 2) - Motörhead, The B-52's, David Bowie, This Heat & more
Can it be that the album Tim and Steven finally agree is their unanimous favourite of the year is a 3 hour minimalist opera? Find out by listening to sides 3 and 4 of the double album that is 1979. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit ht
