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New opinions on old music, maybe.......hopefully. Join Simon and his rotating cast of goons and guests as they attempt to offer a slice of colour to retroactively reviewing albums and looking back at chart countdowns. Rock, Metal, Punk, Pop, Rap, Easy Listening, nothing is off limits probably aside from mumble-rap, we’re too old for that.
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Audio & video interview show hosted by Scott Bowling. Interviews with members of Korn, Papa Roach, Stryper, Machine Head and more as well as entertainers from all walks of life. Launched in 2017, Good Company has exceeded 2 million plays across platforms with in-depth interviews with numerous notable celebrities and personalities.Video interviews available on Youtube and audio version available on all major podcasting platforms.
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Minigame is a bite-sized dive into why we love video game stories. Twice a month, Michael Farris explores how video games are more powerful and more meaningful than ever. These are the stories that stay with us long after the galaxy is saved and the final boss is defeated.
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"Slave to the Grind", released in 1991, is the second studio album by the American rock band Skid Row & followed their self-titled debut album, which had achieved significant commercial success. "Slave to the Grind" marked a notable evolution in the band's sound, showcasing a heavier and more aggressive style compared to their debut. The album feat…
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In this episode of Good Company with Bowling, I sit down with filmmaker and rock photographer Fran Strine to discuss his latest documentary, First Call, the highly anticipated follow-up to Hired Gun. We dive into the stories behind the film, the unsung heroes of the music industry, and what fans can expect from this next chapter. Don’t miss this de…
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Call him the American Badass, the Early Morning Stoned Pimp, Bobby Shazam or stick to Kid Rock, whatever name Bob Ritchie goes by, he seems to get embroiled in controversy at some point. After exploding onto the mainstream (in the U.S. anyway) with 98’s “Devil Without A Cause” (15 million sold mofo) the Kid followed that up with his next album offe…
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Join me at HouseWolf Records as I sit down with Rich Ward to celebrate the re-release of Stuck Mojo’s iconic album Rising on vinyl! We dive into the album’s legacy, the impact of Rising on heavy music, and what this special reissue means to fans. Don’t miss this exclusive conversation with one of metal’s most influential guitarists…
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On this episode we head back into the Jukeboxpod A-Z. Artists covered include All Saints, Amy Winehouse, Anthrax, Arianna Grande, Avenged Sevenfold and lots, lots more. Discussions of Onlyfans, teary films, The (apparently) Greatest Guitar Solo of All Time, charity donations, Katy Perry’s dimensions & The Video Man ensue. Stop your family being sha…
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In this episode of Good Company, I sit down with producer and musician Dave Perry to discuss his remix of DMX’s classic hit X Gon’ Give It to Ya. Dave shares the inspiration behind the remix, his creative process, and how he blended his unique style with DMX’s iconic sound. We also dive into his background in music and what’s next for him. Don’t mi…
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On this episode we head back once again to 1996 to look at a band often mentioned on the pod. "Coming Up" is the third album by alternative/indie rock band Suede, released on September 16, 1996. The album marked a significant point in the band's career, following the departure of guitarist Bernard Butler, who had been a key songwriter for their fir…
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In this episode of Good Company with Bowling, I sit down with Ivan De Prume, the legendary former drummer of White Zombie. We dive into the history of the iconic band, its impact on heavy music, and what Ivan has been up to since his days behind the kit. Don’t miss this deep dive into metal history and beyond!”…
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Ok, we’re back & it’s 2025 so let’s kick off with an album we’ve wanted to cover for a fair while… "Monster" is the ninth studio album by R.E.M., released on September 29, 1994. The album marked a significant departure from the band's previous work, putting forward a somewhat more aggressive sound that combined elements of alternative rock and grun…
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Join me as I take a trip down memory lane to my very first interview ever—featuring the talented Kurt Thomas! Recorded eight years ago, this episode marked the beginning of my journey with Good Company. Kurt shares stories about his music, his journey as an artist, and more. It’s a nostalgic look at where it all started. Thanks for watching, and be…
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Join me for a festive episode of Good Company with Bowling featuring Mikey from Islander, John Humphrey from Seether, and Lord Nelson from Live and Loud with The Lord. We dive into what’s new with Seether and Islander, catch up on Lord Nelson’s latest projects, and share our favorite Christmas moments. Plus, we look ahead to exciting plans for 2025…
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Wowzers! More than 3 years after part 1 of our look back through the music of U2 we return to finally conclude the band’s career. Picking up where we left off last time, we take the Zoorapa-shaped baton and slog it through right up to latest 40 track (!!?!) effort. Does mid-late U2 measure up? Are there any bangers? Can Bono and the boys still writ…
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Join me on this episode of Good Company with Bowling as I chat with Fran Strine, an extraordinary photographer, producer, and writer who has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music world. From KISS and Sevendust to Slipknot and Dolly Parton, Fran has captured and created unforgettable moments across genres. In our conversation, Fra…
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"Disintegration" is the eighth studio album by The Cure, released on May 2, 1989. It is widely regarded as one of, if not THE band's most acclaimed works, and is often considered a landmark album in the post-punk and gothic rock genres. The album was produced by Robert Smith, the band's frontman, along with longtime collaborator Mike Hedges. "Disin…
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In this Interview, I sit down with Grant Brooks, drummer for the rock band Fozzy and the '80s tribute band Guardians of the Jukebox. We dive into his journey with Fozzy, his passion for paying homage to iconic '80s hits with Guardians of the Jukebox, and what it's like balancing both projects while rocking out on stage.…
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"Different Class" is the fifth (yes, fifth) studio album by Pulp, released on March 30, 1995. It is widely regarded as one of the most significant albums of the Britpop era and played a crucial role in establishing Pulp as one of the biggest British acts of the mid-to-late 1990s. The album features a heady blend of pop, rock, and elements of electr…
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Check out my interview with Marc Rizzo, the powerhouse guitarist known for his incredible work with Ill Niño and Soulfly! We dive into his musical journey, his dynamic playing style blending metal with flamenco influences, and his experiences touring with some of the biggest names in the genre. If you’re a fan of heavy, high-energy guitar riffs and…
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In this episode of Good Company, I sit down with Marcos Leal, lead vocalist of Shattered Sun, Ill Niño, and his latest project, Swim the Current. We discuss his musical journey, the evolution of his career, and what’s next for him with Swim the Current. Tune in to hear insights from one of modern metal’s dynamic frontmen!…
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Suppose we had to get round to this one at some point, eh? “Korn," released in 1994 to an unsuspecting audience, is the self-titled debut album by the American Nu-Metal band Korn (but don’t tell them they’re Nu-Metal, cause they are). This groundbreaking record is often credited with birthing the nu-metal genre, blending heavy metal with elements o…
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In my interview with John Fahnestock, you discussed his dynamic career, spanning from his time with Snot, Amen, and lo-pro, to his latest musical endeavor, Theftuous. I explored his evolution as a musician, the creative processes behind his projects, and the unique challenges and highlights he's encountered along the way.…
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Who says we only do guitars? At long, long last this podcast gets round to the megastar rapper, songwriter, producer, record exec, actor? Ol’ Slim Shady himself, Eminem. More specifically, his 2nd big label release (yes all you Stans, I know about Infinite) The Marshall Mathers LP. The album was released when Marshall was right up there as one of t…
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In this episode of *Good Company*, I sit down with Nathan Mowery, a multi-talented filmmaker and deathmatch wrestling personality known as Kill Billy. Nathan has been an essential part of *Good Company*, helping film the podcast over the years. Beyond the podcast, Nathan’s work spans across documentaries, music videos, and the wild world of deathma…
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I mean… c’mon…. The Red Hot Chili Peppers?? Just how have this band been out there for ages peddling their wares? Every couple of years chucking out a similarly-filled, funk-infused, cheaply lyricised new album, selling buttloads of copies, filling arenas and staying (somewhat)relevant? Plus, who is an admirer and why? With neither of us being fans…
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In this episode, I sit down with Jason Dozer, who’s making a strong return to the music scene. Jason wears many hats—whether he's rocking out in Van Halen and Def Leppard tribute bands or crafting custom mic stands for some of the biggest names in music, including Lady A, Hardy, and even Prince. From his journey in tribute bands to his creative wor…
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Part 2 of our One Hit Wonders tournament takes in an outright eclectic mix of tunes and spits them out in ascending order. Listen in to this raucous episode and keep your fingers crossed that everybody involved comes to their senses and realises that Babylon Zoo’s Spaceman is a stone cold classic! Blow us a few kisses or hand out a solid handshake …
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In this exclusive interview with Jay Gordon, the enigmatic frontman of the iconic band Orgy, we delve into the band's unique fusion of industrial rock and electronic music that has defined their sound for decades. Jay shares insights into the creative process behind their biggest hit / cover “Blue Monday”. We also explore the band's future projects…
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Who doesn’t love a One Hit Wonder? Songs that hit the charts, got stuck in the musical consciousness, were everywhere for a while and then disappeared, the artists in most cases never to be heard from again, relegated to “oh man, remember that (insert name here ) tune? Well we love them, or at least slightly like some of them and decided to ask a f…
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Join for an exclusive interview with John Humphrey, the powerhouse drummer from Seether, as we dive into the band's latest album and John's incredible 21-year journey with Seether. John shares his experiences, from the early days with The Nixons to becoming a key member of Seether, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of the band and his …
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Welcome to the first instalment of the Jukeboxpod A2Z. On these pods we’ll be giving bitesize props or shade to all of the artists who won’t necessarily end up getting their own episodes but deserve a mention for one reason or another. So this time, strap in as 2pac, 50 Cent, AC/DC, ABBA, Adele, Alice Cooper & loads more kick us off. Blow us a few …
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Join for an engaging conversation with Doc Coyle, the dynamic guitarist from Bad Wolves and God Forbid. In this interview, we dive into Doc's bucket list Dave Grohl, discuss the exciting guests on his popular podcast, and explore the highs and lows of touring festivals. Plus, Bad Wolves new frontman DL. We get a glimpse into his deep passion for Me…
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Released slap-bang in the throes of Nu-Metal’s commercial peak, Come Clean by Puddle of Mudd lends slightly from the genre but heaps in elements of Grunge, Post-Grunge & dare say ‘Butt-Rock’ to the overall theme. Wes Scantlin and his band of merry men offer up a plate of digestible rock that was lapped up by fans at the time & had hits to boot. ‘Sh…
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Dive into a nostalgic journey with Keith Coogan, a beloved childhood actor known for his memorable roles in classic films such as "Adventures in Babysitting" and "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead." In this exclusive interview, Keith shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time on set, reflects on his experiences growing up in the spotlight, a…
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On this episode we decided to celebrate hitting the big 100 by letting our hair down and asking some of the previous co-hosts to pick their “5 Songs You Can’t Live Without” and it’s yielded some varying, eclectic results. Mr. Stewart Boyd, Courtney G, P.K., Lez, Little Si, Ning & Simon all offer up 5 tracks to the collective masses so expect Alice …
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After over 2 1/2 years of mucking around, we finally get back on the Shine compilation trail and take on Shine 3 - 20 new DAZZLING indie hits. Much like the previous instalments in the series, this latest offering includes the big boys such as Oasis, Blur, etc. along with a couple of older tracks from the Roses & Mondays but also features lesser kn…
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Don't miss my conversation with my dear friend, Good Company photographer and longtime companion, Carl Smith. In our interview, we reminisce about our enduring friendship, our shared love for concerts, and the unforgettable moments we've had together at our favorite bands' performances. It's a delightful and heartfelt discussion that captures the e…
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It’s time for a bumper edition of the PJP takeover as Ning brings onboard Lez & 80’s thrash aficionado Gaz to look at one of the aforementioned genre’s seminal albums, Reign In Blood by cuddly metalheads Slayer. Even the usual Jukeboxpod host would struggle to downplay the reverence of the big hitters ‘Angel of Death’ & ‘Raining Blood’ on this effo…
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And now for something a bit different…. The Download Festival is a renowned rock and metal music festival that takes place annually at Donington Park (site of its predecessor “Monsters of Rock”) in the East Midlands and attracts thousands of music fans from around the world. The festival features multiple stages showcasing a diverse lineup of bands…
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Join me as I catch up with Elizabeth Lyons in our latest chat. We delve into her current projects, reflecting on her last appearance on my podcast, Good Company, five years ago. Elizabeth shares about her recent journey into motherhood, her latest work in the film industry, and her dedication to her craft as a singer-songwriter.…
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This episode we take a look at the band nobody in the UK seemed to give two you-know-what’s about, Bush and their debut album Sixteen Stone. We delve into the origin of the band, lead singer Gavin Rossdale’s life & times, question if the band are in fact Day 1 for post-grunge and try to work out how this album sold 6x platinum in the US but barely …
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Step back with the Personal Jukebox as we delve into the career and music of the somewhat iconic and definitely influential band INXS. This time we take a dive into the band's rise to fame, their early output, their chart-topping hits, and the tragic loss of their enigmatic frontman, Michael Hutchence by covering the band’s 2011 compilation album “…
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Tune in to my exclusive interview with Wuv from P.O.D, Stillwell, and Southtown Generals as we dive into the origins of P.O.D and the band's formation. We also discuss their experiences at Ozzfest and the relentless touring schedule. Wuv also opens up about his other projects, Stillwell and Southtown Generals, shedding light on his diverse musical …
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July 2006 is the focus of our latest chart analysis episode and this time there’s a lot of people on trial for peddling their wares. Amongst those in the firing line include Lordi, Pink, Razorlight, Muse & The Lost Prophets…. all of your faves. We also discuss cold water therapy, Brit school kids & our co-host falls in love with Paolo Nutini whilst…
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I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Dave Perry, the mastermind behind the band Fear of Water. In our conversation, we delved into the origins of the band and the remarkable longevity that Perry has maintained with this project. Additionally, we explored Perry's journey to becoming the drum tech for the renowned band Nevermore.…
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The Power Ballad. Loved by many (including our co-host on this ep) but labelled by others as a product of a bygone era. In the vast majority of cases these songs are characterised by emotional and heartfelt lyrics, powerful vocals, and a melodic and dramatic instrumental arrangement. Typically, power ballads feature a slow tempo, allowing the singe…
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“Oh yeah” you may say, “I remember Travis, always asking why it was raining, telling us to turn/sing etc”. Well on this episode we focus on the band’s first album, released in late 1997 and spawning 4 top 40 singles, even if you didn’t realise at the time. We’ve mentioned before on the pod that Travis, alongside The Verve (and Embrace lol) were som…
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