MTV in the 90s: The Music Channel That Defined a Generation (with Adam Follett)

Remember waiting for a title card to tell you what song just changed your life? We dive into the strange magic of MTV: the Moonman years, the rock-first identity, the moment narrative videos made pop feel cinematic, and how a channel that never owned its content still owned youth culture for decades. With musician and long-time friend of the show Adam Follett, we revisit first encounters on Sky, gym TVs and pub screens; the electricity of Unplugged; and late-night marathons where Beavis and Butthead roasted your future favourite band.If this episode brought back your favourite MTV memory—or made you rethink what music discovery can be—follow the show, leave a review, and share this with a friend who used to tape videos off the TV. What video did you wait hours to see?Check out Adams music here  https://linktr.ee/spookmuziekand here is a link to the Richard Blackwood video mentioned  (not the coffee up his ass one) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrRVQIn1Ybs