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EPISODE · Dec 8, 2024 · 1H 3M

18 On Record: The History Of Recorded Music

from Generation X Offender · host thedukesofatmosphere

"Things change. And you can't change that" - Dennis Ellsworth https://dennisellsworth.bandcamp.com/album/things-change   In addition to exploring the pulsating history of recorded music, we manage to visit the haunts of backstreet alley when the Earth was blue and Halifax, Nova Scotia was Seattle East. Sans Hendrix. But we had Grimson. Thrush Hermit alumnus Billy Joel Plaskett, the studio wizardry of the hardest working man in Halifax, Charles Austin, teenage Kate Bush origin story, Sarah McLachlan too, Bidding Wars, Buzz, Emile Berliner's Victor Talking Machine Company, His Master's Voice (HMV - get it?), The First Rock Star Of Recorded Music, Rheostatics' Dave Bidini  ON A COLD ROAD: TALES OF ADVENTURE IN CANADIAN ROCK and so much More! More More! How do you like it?

"Things change. And you can't change that" - Dennis Ellsworth https://dennisellsworth.bandcamp.com/album/things-change   In addition to exploring the pulsating history of recorded music, we manage to visit the haunts of backstreet alley when the Earth was blue and Halifax, Nova Scotia was Seattle East. Sans Hendrix. But we had Grimson. Thrush Hermit alumnus Billy Joel Plaskett, the studio wizardry of the hardest working man in Halifax, Charles Austin, teenage Kate Bush origin story, Sarah McLachlan too, Bidding Wars, Buzz, Emile Berliner's Victor Talking Machine Company, His Master's Voice (HMV - get it?), The First Rock Star Of Recorded Music, Rheostatics' Dave Bidini  ON A COLD ROAD: TALES OF ADVENTURE IN CANADIAN ROCK and so much More! More More! How do you like it?

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