The Music Week

Music Makes The Week Go Round

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Angie Stone – No More Rain (In This Cloud)

SUNDAY SOUL: This smooth piece comes from Angie Stone’s 1999 album Black Diamond. Like hearing about old albums? You might enjoy our Music Dissectors podcast […]

Yngwie J. Malmsteen – Rising Force

METAL MONDAY: This version of Rising Force was filmed at a live show in Leningrad in 1989, which is reason enough to check it out. […]

Superorganism – It’s All Good

TWISTED TUESDAY: Wow. This clip needs a few dozen watches at least. Huge kudos to whoever put the video together. Oh and the song itself […]

The Dandy Warhols – You Were The Last High

WEDNESDAY’S WHATEVER: The Dandy Warhols have had some quality releases over their career, not least of which is this gem from their 2003 album Welcome […]

MGMT – Kids

THURSDAY TOP 10s: This one was Grammy nominated, and rightly so. Great song, nice pulp horror clip.

Junior Mance – Don’t Cha Hear Me Callin’ To Ya

FRIDAY FUNK: This gem comes from 1970 as the last track on the album With A Lotta Help From My Friends

Wild Nothing – Chinatown

SATURDAY SYNTHETIC: From Wild Nothing’s 2010 album Gemini. Lovely stuff. Like hearing about old albums? You might enjoy our Music Dissectors podcast where we interview […]

Prince – Dirty Mind

It’s been a year since we lost Prince from the music world. It’s still definitely a poorer place without him, but here’s some of his […]

The Days

Floetry – Say Yes

SUNDAY SOUL: This 2002 song was nominated for Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. Like hearing about old albums? You might enjoy our Music Dissectors podcast … [Read More...]

Wildcards

Pulp – Common People

WILD CARD: This 1995 classic from Pulp is a bit of a teaser for episode 2 of our podcast in that the man who produced this, also has the credit for the album we discuss on the podcast. … [Read More...]

Random Goodness

Weird Al Yankovic – Albuquerque

TWISTED TUESDAY: Weird Al Yankovic is a stayer, still going extremely strong after 30+ years of producing great parodies. A more casual observer of Weird Al's work may not realise he has a solid body of his own compositions. One of the most well know is … [Read More...]