“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!
The phrase “Mid 00’s Icon” get’s thrown around a lot on this podcast, but for episode 81, it may just be accurate, because I’m joined by a man behind some of the most joyous and fomative years of my skinny jeaned life.
From the actual, literal Ordinary Boys – It’s Preston!
It was a total joy getting to spend time with Preston to discuss his career to date, being back on the road supporting Madness, his love of Blur’s Parklife and a MASSIVE exclusive on The Ordinary Boys upcoming new album.
Though I wang on about the MANY time I’ve cried my eyes out watching Blur, I think I just about kept my indie fan boy levels in check, but in 2006, my fandom was unrivalled!
I must have seen The Ordinary Boys 10 to 15 times in the 00’s, I was even an extra in the 9 to 5 video.
It’s a really fun episode and it’s out now on Islington Radio or wherever you find your podcasts.

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