“THIS Album…” with William Hann
“THIS Album…” with William Hann
Podcast Description
This Album.... with William Hann.
The podcast where each episode a guest and I deep dive an album of their choice.
It could be an album from any artist, any genre, any year.
We're going to discuss the songs, the shows, the artwork. But what I really want is to know is the emotional attachment my guest has to the album.
Who knows, we might even have a bloody laugh while doing it!
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The show explores the emotional connections listeners have with music, covering various genres and notable albums such as 100 Gecs' 10,000 Gecs, Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill, and R.E.M.'s Green, frequently delving into topics like nostalgia, pop culture, and personal anecdotes related to the music
“This Album…” with William Hann.
The podcast where each episode a guest and I deep dive an album of their choice.
It could be an album from any artist, any genre, any year.
We’re going to discuss the songs, the shows, the artwork. But what I really want is to know is the emotional attachment my guest has to the album.
Who knows, we might even have a bloody laugh while doing it!
It’s the milestone every millennial has been fearing, but January 2026 marks 20 years since Arctic Monkeys released their debut album and (not be too hyperbolic, but…) EVERYTHING changed.
In true James Murphy style, I can say “I was there…”
So for this special solo episode of the podcast I run through my early Arctics experiences and the impact they had on me
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