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Jim Salveson rediscovers some of Indie Rock's most iconic albums with the people who helped make them the classic's they are. From Punk to Brit Pop from Rock to Madchester you'll hear the stories behind some of the greatest LPs to ever grace your record collection and be inspired to go back and listen to them again, right through to the hole in the middle.The interviews in this podcast were recorded for the XS Long Player series on XS Manchester. Where classic albums we're played in full. Yo ...
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Channel 4 launch The Circle TV Show in the UK in September 2018, watching every episode and podcasting straight away afterwards is Ant and Jim, who with the help of guest stars will break down what they've just seen and look forward to what happens next. This show is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Jim Salveson. If you'd like to get involved tweet us @TheCirclePod or drop us an email: innercirclepod@gmail.com Theme music is licensed under pulic domain creative commons - bit bit loop ...
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On The Left Side is THE funny football podcast. No tactical analysis or heat maps here, just a sideways look at the very best stories from the beautiful game in a handy bite-sized form. From commentary catastrophes to managerial misdemeanours. Jim guides you through a satirical look at the last seven days of football funny.
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Podcasting has never been bigger. With more revenue, download numbers and shows being produced now than ever before. But competition for attention has never been fiercer. Did you know that over 93% of podcasts never make more than just 7 episodes? Have you ever wondered what happens to these podcasts and creators? Why did they start? What led them to stop? And what lessons can aspiring creators learn from their untimely demise so that they don’t meet the same grizzly fate? Join James Bishop, ...
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On this episode of the XS Long Player we welcome the gravel voiced Ben Ottewell onto the podcast to talk about Gomez's 1998 debut 'Bring It On'. This conversation with Ben about the making of the album is a great reminder what a brilliant collection of songs the album is, how original and different it felt at the time of release and how meteoric th…
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In 1989 The Wonder Stuff released their seminal second album 'Hup' and that album is the topic of this episode of the XS Long Player. Miles Hunt joins Jim Salveson to share the stories, insight and inspiration behind this classic album including how the bands US tour inspired its sound, how long-term member Martin Bell was only supposed to deliver …
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We’ve been waiting to do this one for a while! On this episode of the XS Long Player we go back to 1993 and talk to seminal Manchester band James about their classic album ‘Laid’. Taking a rare (for the band) moment to look at the back catalogue is Saul Davies (violin, guitar in the album) who talks to Jim Salveson about working with Brian Eno, why…
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It's another 90s classic on the turntable for this weeks XS Long Player as Jim chats to Saffron Sprackling about the debut, self-titled album from her band Repiblica. Despite looking back into the archives for this podcast and talking about some 90s classics like "Ready To Go" and "Drop Dead Gorgeous" (and how Saffron received a personal phone call…
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In this special seasonal episode of Podcast Graveyard, host James Bishop reflects on the journey of the last 8 weeks and shares 3 overarching lessons he's learned as the podcast grew. Exciting new developments are on the horizon for 2024, including additional formats and a live, in-person gathering. Join us for a thoughtful and hopeful reflection a…
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Welcome, dear listeners, to Podcast Graveyard! Today, we tell the tale of "On The Left Side," a football podcast that took its final whistle in November 2020. Join me, your host James Bishop, as I lead you through Jim Salveson's journey to the other side of podcasting. Learn of the triumphs and tragedies that led to the inevitable farewell of this …
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SUMMARY Welcome, dear listeners, to the ghostly depths of Podcast Graveyard, where the echoes of dead podcasts resonate. In today's bone-chilling episode, we uncover the tale of "Cultural Quarter of an Hour," a podcast that shed light on Stoke on Trent's local culture before meeting its untimely demise. Join me, James Bishop, as I unearth the haunt…
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This episode of the XS Long Player focus' on a cornerstone of the British Alternative Dance Movement... Jesus Jones' 'Doubt'. Mike Edwards joins Jim to talk about the boundary pushing album released on 21st January 1991. Mike talks about the bands concerns about trying to make a hit record, the geo-political inspiration behind some of the songs and…
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SUMMARY Welcome, dear listeners, to a spine-chilling episode of Podcast Graveyard! Join me James Bishop, as we delve deep into the ghostly tale of "Give It A Rest," a podcast that eventually did what it dais on the tin! In this bone-chilling episode, we are joined by Kacey Hayes, the brave mind behind the late "Give It A Rest." Together, we will un…
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SUMMARY Welcome to Podcast Graveyard, where we gather to mourn the untimely demise of dead podcasts. Today's somber gathering centres around the haunting tale of Guillermo Ruiz de Santiago and his ill-fated creation, "The Little Anguish Tapes." From the cursed decisions, to the eerie obstacles, we uncover the secrets behind his chilling choice to c…
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SUMMARY Welcome to Podcast Graveyard, where we gather around tombstones of failed podcasts to unpack their stories. In this episode, we unearth the tragic demise of a once-promising show known as "Jack's Chats." Follow along as we delve into the depths of this spectral podcasting journey, guided by the lamenting voice of our host, James Bishop, acc…
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SUMMARY Step into the sinister world of Podcast Graveyard, where failed podcasts rest in eternal slumber. In this bone-chilling episode, we unearth the unsettling story of Sam Talks Technology, a haunting tale set in the dark depths of the podosphere. Join me, your ghostly host, as I guide you through the eerie journey of Sam Talks Technology's ris…
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On this episode of the XS Long Plater we go into "Wee Bam Mode" with the 2021 debut album from The Snuts! Bassist Callum Wilson is taking Jim through the story of the album which on its release made the boys the first Scottish band since Then View to bag a debut No1 album! Callum talks about working with legendary producer Inflo in LA, how Covid ma…
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SUMMARY This time, we’re conducting a memorial for What The World Thinks. Its ghost, Samantha Hornsby, shares her story of wearing many too many hats at once, how she learnt the hard way about the value of niching, and we discuss the main lessons she’ll be taking into her next creative project. So, summon your headphones and brace yourself for a sp…
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SUMMARY Amidst the eerie whispers of the Podcast Graveyard, our spectral guide, James, encounters the ghostly presence of Carl Robinson, the former host of the Voice Tech Podcast. In this episode, Carl describes the unexpected success that befell his show. He also shares the spectral tale of the most cursed piece of podcasting advice he ever receiv…
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SUMMARY This time, as the moon casts its eerie glow over the Podcast Graveyard, our spectral host, James, encounters the restless spirit of Ryan Sullivan from the dearly departed Podcast Principles. In this otherworldly episode, Ryan unravels the ghostly concept that gave life to his show and shares the haunted tale of the most formidable obstacle …
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SUMMARY Enjoy the second, bone-chilling installment of Podcast Graveyard's Halloween Special! This time, James crosses paths with John Welch from Humans of LinkedIn. In this eerie episode, James and John venture into the ghostly origins of his show—why he conjured it into existence—and its spectral essence. John reveals the ominous warning against …
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SUMMARY & LINKS Welcome to the spooktacular debut of Podcast Graveyard's Halloween Edition! Join James as he summons Greg Rutherford MBE and Andrew Steele to discuss their creation, The Life & Performance Podcast. In this spine-chilling episode, James and our spectral guests delve into the thrilling and chilling world of podcasting. Greg and Andrew…
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Welcome to the official Podcast Graveyard Trailer! Podcasting has never been bigger. With more revenue, download numbers and shows being produced now than ever before. But competition for attention has never been fiercer. Did you know that over 93% of podcasts never make more than just 7 episodes? Have you ever wondered what happens to these podcas…
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Having just released their FOURTH studio album 'People Like Me & You' in this episode of the XS Long Player we go right back to the beginning with The Sherlocks to take a look at their 2017 debut album. 'Live For The Moment' was recording in the iconic Rockfield studios at a time when there was a real hype around the band having had jsut become the…
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It's back to 2008 on todays XS Long Player for a look back at the Mercury Music Prize nominated eponymous debut album fro Glaswegian band Glasvegas. Frontman and Songwriter James Allan is talking Jim Salveson through the making, inspiration behind and release of this stunning album discussing making music that "feels right", making brave musical ch…
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Ahead of the 10th Anniversary Vinyl Re-Issue of Everything Everything's "Man Alive" we celebrate the bands stunning debut album with a special XS Long Player. Jim Salveson had a good old chinwag with Jeremy and Jonathan from the band about an album that broke the mould when it was released back in 2010. They talk Beyonce-esq influences, pre-release…
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"I've had the same jeans on for four days now!" This episode of the XS Long Player does, of course cover THAT classic song from The View along with all the others that feature on the bands debut, number one album "Hats Off To The Buskers". Jim is joined by the Dundee bands frontman Kyle Falconer as they discuss the making of, inspiration behind and…
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A classic BritPop album is the subject of this Episode of the XS Long Player as Jim Salveson discusses Echobelly's classic second album "On" with Sonya Maden and Glenn Johansson from the band. We look back at the making of this 1995 album, the follow up to "Everybody's Got One" and discuss the albums influences, song writing process, memories from …
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The classic indie/rock (or whatever genre you want to pin on it) album under the microscope for this XS Long Player is The Farm's 1991 debut album 'Spartacus'. Frontman Peter Hooton sits down with Jim to discuss the making of this classic record with some fascinating insight around Peter's journey into songwriting, the buzz around the band in the e…
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We rewind the clock to 2020 today... just before the Pandemic and to the release of The Lottery Winners debut album. This modern day classic was the culmination of a decade of writing, gigging and damn hard work for the band and resulted in a record full of energy, passion and influences. In this chat with Thom, Katie, Joe and Rob from the band we …
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The classic indie album in the spotlight for this episode of the XS Long Player is Northside 'Chicken Rhythms' - an album straight out of the Madchester era when the likes to the Stone Roses and the Happy Monday's were running riot. Frontman Warren Dermody (aka Dermo) talk Jim Salveson through the making of the album, the good times, the bad times,…
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The youngest album to feature to date on the XS Long Player features on this episode as we head up to Wigan to take a look at the number 1, debut album from The Lathums. Being barely a year old means that the making of this classic LP is still fresh in the mind of Lathums' front man Alex Moore who spoke to Jim about his memories from the session, t…
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The classic indie album being discussed on this episode of the XS Long Player is the 2004 eponymous debut from Franz Ferdinand. Who better to talk about the 2004 Grammy-winning, Mercury nominated LP than the band's frontman Alex Kapranos? Alex shares his stories of the early days in the band, how they developed their unique sound and what the hidde…
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It may make us all feel very old but there is no denying it... 'Be Here Now' is 25 years old! Oasis 3rd album was released on 21st August 1997, just 36 months after their debut album announced the brothers Gallagher to the world. On this podcast Jim Salveson peers back through the mists of time and talks to some of the people who were in the room w…
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We head back to 1996 and the heart of the Brit Pop era on this episode of the XS Long Player to discuss classic Kula Shaker album 'K'... an LP that became the fastest selling debut album since Oasis! For this show Jim is joined by Crispian and Alonza from the band who discuss winning (jointly with Placebo) the legendary In The City award, working w…
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Amazingly, Doves second album, The Last Broadcast is 20 years old in 2022 and to mark the occasion Andy Williams from the iconic Manchester band sat down with Jim Salveson to talk through the making of their biggest album. The album charted at No1 in the album charts and also spawned the bands highest charting single to date, There Goes The Fear (i…
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We're going back 25 years for this XS Long Player to celebrate the anniversary of a MASSIVE album from 1996... "Ugly Beautiful" from Babybird. For this episode, Jim Salveson talks to frontman Stephen Jones about his memories of making the album, going from signing on to superstardom in a few months because of the phenomenal success of the album and…
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One of the biggest albums of the 2000's features on this episode of the XS Long Player as Jim Salveson talks Travis' 'The Invisible Band' with Fran Healy and Dougie Payne. On the 20th anniversary of this classic album, the boys discuss their memories of making the album, working with Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich and also what it was like re-vis…
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This is a great chat with a brilliant artist about a stunning album. Todays classic album conversation is with Sam Duckworth aka Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly about the making of his debut album 'The Chronicles of a Bohemian Teenage'. On this show Jim Salveson talks to Sam about the DIY making of the LP, the political messaging of the album and how it f…
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Albums don't come much more classic than Oasis' 1994 debut album 'Definitely Maybe' and that's the record being discussed on this episode of the XS Long Player. To talk about the creation of this classic album and early days of the band, Jim spoke to the boss of Creation Records Alan McGee... the man who spotted Oasis in the early 90s playing King …
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In this Classic album chat Jim Salveson sits down with the always lovely Billy Lunn of 00's Punk/Rock/Pop band The Subways and talks through the making of their debut album 'Young For Eternity'. Billy shares his memories of the early days of the band with Charlotte and Josh, why the band chose a DIY approach to their recordings, winning the Glaston…
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