The Creation of Me: A Music from a Lifetime Retrospective
The Creation of Me: A Music from a Lifetime Retrospective
Podcast Description
Hi there and thank you for choosing to tune in to The Creation of Me: A Music from a Lifetime Retrospective, the podcast where I look back on the albums of my life and try to offer an explanation as to why they have been so important in making me the person I am today. From the ashes of Music from a Lifetime, this podcast will continue to offer you new thoughts on old albums and an old person’s thoughts on new albums, giving my own insights and loves (or not) on those albums and why they have impacted me the way they do. Thanks in advance for tuning in!
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Content Themes
Focuses on the analysis of iconic albums, both past and present, with themes such as nostalgia and personal impact, including episodes that explore albums like Midnight Oil's 'Blue Sky Mining' and live albums by Deep Purple, emphasizing why these albums hold significance.
Hi there and thank you for choosing to tune in to Music from a Lifetime, the podcast where I look back on the albums of my life and try to offer an explanation as to why they have been so important in making me the person I am today. From the ashes of the original now dead series, this podcast will continue to offer you new thoughts on old albums and an old person’s thoughts on new albums, giving my own insights and loves (or not) on those albums and why they have impacted me the way they do. Thanks in advance for tuning in!
On today's episode I am going to take a look at the EP album “Species Deceases” by Midnight Oil, the band's second studio EP album released on November 26, 1985.
Selected songs are ”Progress”, ”Pictures”, ”Blossom and Blood” and ”Hercules”.
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Summary
In this episode, Bill reviews Midnight Oil's EP 'Species Deceases,' exploring the band's evolution, their political and environmental themes, and the cultural impact of their music during the 1980s. He reflects on the significance of the EP's release and its relevance to contemporary issues.
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