Dearly beloved, Paul Nolan and Donny Keane are gathered here today to discuss a Prince masterpiece - his 1984 blockbuster Purple Rain.

Produced by Paul Nolan

Edited by Flo Laurent

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It's got to be a loose fit for Paul Nolan and Donny Keane, as they revisit the Happy Mondays' 1990 Madchester classic, Pills 'n' Thrills And Bellyaches.

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Edited by Flo Laurent

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Paul Nolan chooses life, as he revisits the era-defining soundtrack for the 1996 cult classic, Trainspotting. Plus an interview with Irvine Welsh.

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All day long Paul Nolan thinks of things, but nothing seems to satisfy – except this podcast on Black Sabbath's 1970 classic Paranoid, which also considers the extraordinary life and legacy of Ozzy Osbourne. Plus an interview with Metallica's Robert Trujillo.

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Paul Nolan and Wayne Byrne don their oversized suits and break down Talking Heads’ 1984 classic Stop Making Sense, as well as considering the remarkable legacy of both the band and late filmmaker Jonathan Demme. Plus Paul recalls his 2018 interview with David Byrne.

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Edited by Flo Laurent

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Massive Attack are the book Paul Nolan and Kilian Murphy have opened, and now they’ve got to know much more, as they revisit the trip-hop pioneers’ 1991 masterpiece, Blue Lines.

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Edited by Flo Laurent

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In a podcast recorded in raw, uncompromising punk fashion, Paul Nolan and Kilian Murphy revisit a brace of classic Steve Albini-produced albums, Nirvana's In Utero from 1993 and Low's Things We Lost In The Fire from 2001, and also consider Albini's extraordinary career and legacy.

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Nothing’s gonna touch Paul Nolan & Donny Keane in these golden years, as they revisit David Bowie’s 1976 masterpiece Station To Station, exactly 50 years to the day of its original release. Plus an interview with Bowie’s long-time bassist, Gail Ann Dorsey.

Produced by Paul Nolan / Edited by Flo Laurent

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