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Show #2: Broadcast 12th June 2024 artwork

Show #2

Featuring

The Receiving End

12 June 2024

Bold reinterpretations lead into guitar-driven discoveries and after-dark atmospheres, with The Receiving End, Chikinki, Air, and Cocteau Twins along the way.

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Listen Back
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Missed the live broadcast? Listen back in full on Mixcloud whenever it suits you.


Broadcast Playlist
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  1. Kula Shaker - Hush
  2. Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Born To Run
  3. Bauhaus - Ziggy Stardust
  4. Far Corporation - Stairway To Heaven
  1. David Latto - Geordie Munro
  2. The Receiving End - That’s The Way I Operate!
  3. The Receiving End - He’s The Man
  4. The Receiving End - Nothing’s Wrong
  1. Royal Blood - Figure It Out
  2. Muse - Sing For Absolution
  3. Electric Light Orchestra - Here Is The News
  1. White Lies - Farewell To The Fairground
  2. Chikinki - You Said
  3. The Bravery - An Honest Mistake
  4. Doves - One Of These Days
  5. Jim Morrison - A Feast Of Friends
  1. Air - Sexy Boy
  2. IST IST - You’re Mine
  3. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Jubilee Street
  1. Cocteau Twins - Pink Orange Red
  2. Masters Of Reality - 100 Years (Of Tears To The Wind)
  3. The Cult - Life > Death
  4. The Filthy Tongues - Nae Tongues

Artist Spotlight
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That's the Way I Operate! CD cover art (c. 1992)

Show Notes
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Links, references, releases, gigs and further reading mentioned during the broadcast, gathered here so you can keep exploring after the show.

Royal Blood
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The duo celebrated a decade since their self-titled debut by taking the album back on the road.

White Lies
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The Doors
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The Dance on Fire collection brings together performance footage, promotional films and archive material from the band.

IST IST
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The Manchester group followed Architecture with their fourth album, Light A Bigger Fire.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
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Wild God opened a new chapter for the band, accompanied by an extensive UK and European tour.

The Cult
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The 8424 tour looked back across four decades of the band’s music.


Track Guide
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A guided companion to the broadcast sequence: what was played, where it came from, and the extra context that shaped its place in the show.

  1. Why It Mattered

    Kula Shaker’s biggest hit. Written by Joe South, for Billy Joe Royal. Subsequently covered by Somebody’s Image (1967) and Deep Purple (1968)
  2. Why It Mattered

    Title track of Springsteen’s third album Born to Run (1975)
  3. Ziggy Stardust by Bauhaus artwork
    Ziggy Stardust
    Bauhaus

    Why It Mattered

    Released as their eighth single in October 1982
  4. Stairway To Heaven by Far Corporation artwork
    Stairway To Heaven
    Far Corporation

    Why It Mattered

    Assembled by Frank Farian, Far Corporation was a supergroup (featuring members from Toto amongst others) that were the first act to chart with a cover version of Led Zeppelin’s ‘Stairway to Heaven’; reached number 8 in October 1985.
  5. Why It Mattered

    Digital single credited to David Latto & The Lang Spoons, released 29 July 2022.
  6. That's the Way I Operate! by The Receiving End artwork
    That's the Way I Operate!
    The Receiving End

    Why It Mattered

    First track on the CD. Line-up: Danny Holland, Bill Thaw, Ian Douglas
  7. He's The Man by The Receiving End artwork
    He's The Man
    The Receiving End

    Why It Mattered

    The Stupified demo cassette was a compilation championing local bands; its date and full credits remain unconfirmed.
  8. Nothing's Wrong by The Receiving End artwork
    Nothing's Wrong
    The Receiving End

    Why It Mattered

    Track 3 from the CD. I’m trying to source the Happy As Ten demo cassette, from memory it included ‘Climb’ and ‘What’s Wrong With Dreaming?’. Contact me if you have more information
  9. Figure It Out by Royal Blood artwork
    Figure It Out
    Royal Blood

    Why It Mattered

    Released as a single and peaked at #43 in the UK singles chart in 2014
  10. Sing For Absolution by Muse artwork
    Sing For Absolution
    Muse
  11. Farewell To The Fairground by White Lies artwork
    Farewell To The Fairground
    White Lies

    Why It Mattered

    Third single from debut album and fourth single overall
  12. You Said by Chikinki artwork
    You Said
    Chikinki

    Why It Mattered

    From Bristol. Released on Urban Cow Records in May 2006
  13. An Honest Mistake by The Bravery artwork
    An Honest Mistake
    The Bravery

    Why It Mattered

    Debut and lead single from their self-titled album. Peaked at #7 on the UK Singles Chart
  14. One Of These Days by Doves artwork
    One Of These Days
    Doves
  15. A Feast Of Friends by Jim Morrison artwork
    A Feast Of Friends
    Jim Morrison

    Why It Mattered

    ‘Adagio’ - VHS Video - links in the Show Notes
  16. Sexy Boy by Air artwork
    Sexy Boy
    Air

    Why It Mattered

    French music duo. This track peaked at #13 on the UK Singles Chart
  17. Why It Mattered

    Usher Hall gig promoting that album - the energy was electric
  18. Pink Orange Red by Cocteau Twins artwork
    Pink Orange Red
    Cocteau Twins

    Why It Mattered

    “Pink Orange Red” encapsulates their signature sound - shimmering guitars and Elizabeth Fraser’s vocal.
  19. Life > Death by The Cult artwork
    Life > Death
    The Cult

    Why It Mattered

    Marked the band’s first studio album in five years, following their 2007 release Born into This. Received generally positive reviews from critics and reached #20 on the UK Albums Chart.

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