Sounds On Vinyl

In this episode of the "Sounds on Vinyl" podcast, hosts Phil Bowyer and Mike Svensson delve into the iconic debut album of Led Zeppelin, released in 1969. They begin by discussing the band's fearless approach to blending multiple genres, including rock, blues, and folk, highlighting the album's daring and innovative nature for its time. They examine each track in detail, praising the musicianship of each band member, especially John Bonham's exceptional drumming and Jimmy Page's guitar mastery.

Songs like "Good Times Bad Times," "Dazed and Confused," and "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" are lauded for their groundbreaking elements, showcasing Led Zeppelin's unique ability to transform blues into something entirely new. However, they express mixed feelings about tracks like "Your Time is Gonna Come" and "Black Mountain Side," noting their experimental nature.

The podcast also touches on the significance of the album's longer tracks, an uncommon feature in the late 60s, and how Led Zeppelin's boldness in song length and style paid off. They discuss the album's covers, particularly Willie Dixon's "I Can't Quit You Baby," as examples of Led Zeppelin's talent in reinterpreting and elevating blues music.

Towards the end, Phil and Mike reveal that the next episode will be their final show, promising it to be an epic conclusion featuring one of the greatest heavy metal bands. They hint at a future project, indicating the end of "Sounds on Vinyl" in its current format but the beginning of something new and exciting in the world of music.

Credits:

Hosts:

• Mike Svensson
• Phil Bowyer

Intro & Outro:

• Voice Over: Kate Bowyer
• Music: Dead Anarchy

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This week we dive into one of the most iconic soundtracks ever - The Blues Brothers. The movie and the soundtrack are very special to us for many reasons, and we wanted to share our thoughts.

//// Fun Facts

• The first draft of the movie was 324 pages
• The mall chase was filmed in a real mall in Harvey Il., next door to Phil's hometown. The mall was shut down in 1979 and torn down in 2013
• The movie has 2 connections to Star Wars - Carrie Fischer and Frank Oz, who is a puppeteer and voices the legendary character Yoda, who plays the corrections officer at the beginning of the movie.
• The movie raised $200K for Chicago orphanages.
• The movie set the record for the most cars crashed at the time - 104.
• Joe Walsh from the Eagles started the prison riot in the Jailhouse Finale.
• The restaurant, Chez Paul, in the movie is a real restaurant and is the same one featured in Ferris Beulers Day Off.
• The Pope stopped by the set and blessed it. Also said it was on the recommended list of movies to watch by Catholics.

/// Songs In the Movie But Not On The Soundtrack

1. Boom, Boom, Boom - John Lee Hooker

2. Stand By Your Man Cover

3. I Can’t Turn You Loose

/// Songs That Did Make The Soundtrack

1. She Caught The Katy

2. Peter Gunn Theme

3. Gimme Some Lovin

4. Shake Your Tail Feather (with Ray Charles)

5. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

6. The Old Landmark (with James Brown)

7. Think (with Aretha Franklin)

8. Theme From Rawhide

9. Minnie The Moocher (with Cab Calloway)

10. Sweet Home Chicago

/// Credits

• Hosted by Mike Svensson & Phil Bowyer
• Directed by Phil Bowyer
• Produced by BoozeHound Entertainment
• Intro & Outro Voice-Over (Audio only) by Kate Bowyer
• Intro & Outro Music by Dead Anarchy

/// Sponsored by:

Sounds On Vinyl Records, Malmo Sweden (http://soundsonvinyl.se)

BoozeHound Music (https://boozehoundmusic.com)

Thank you for listening! We love you! Keep Rockin’!

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Welcome to the Sounds On Vinyl show, brought to you by BoozeHound Entertainment.

In this final show of the season (and last with Soren), we talk about a little more fun stuff from last week before diving into the mastering and cutting process for creating vinyl records, including some of the great mastering and cutting engineers.

Time Stamps

00:00 - Intro

02:28 - Gary Moore Frankenstein (Redux)

03:55 - What a Vinyl Puck (AKA Biscuit) looks like

05:25 - Splatter Vinyl Pellets

06:00 - Rolling Stones - Satanic Majestic Rituals, and how you know the difference between mono & stereo

08:50 - Mastering and Cutting Intro (what it is, and why it’s important)

12:58 - Led Zeppelin II - the holy grail that is the Bob Ludwig master (and how you know if you have/find one)

20:47 - Thin Lizzy - Johnny The Fox “RL Cut”

21:20 - Rush - Moving Pictures “RL Cut”

22:38 - Kiss - Alive “RL Cut”

23:33 - AC/DC - Back In Black “RL Cut”

24:30 - The Mastering Engineering’s job of deciding how much music to put on each side

26:06 - Half-Speed Masters

27:31 - Genesis Half-Speed Master cut at Abbey Road Studio

28:20 - George Peckham “AKA Pokey”

29:00 - A “3 Sided Album” on a single vinyl record - What? How do you do that? The story is groovy!

30:51 - Deep Purple - Burn (Pokey Cut)

31:00 - Deep Purple - Made In Japan (”Pecko Duck” cut)

31:38 - Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation - “GK Master Disk”

33:06 - The Who - Who’s Next - UK First Pressing (”Bilbo Cut”)

34:46 - Led Zeppelin III - Aleister Crowley quote written in the dead wax

35:38 - Opeth - Black Water Park - Re-Issue’s homage to the great mastering engineers

36:55 - Kiss - Dynasty - “Tone Cut” (UK) vs. “Finsson Cut” (Scandinavia)

39:04 - Justification of having multiple copies, is there really a difference between all these different versions?

42:45 - Dire Straits - “Kevin Gray Cut”

46:00 - The “Big Finale”, Winners of the Code Electro splatter vinyl giveaway

50:48 - The End, Good-Bye’s

52:12 - How to get Soren’s book

53:15 - Outro

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Links

• Extended show notes @ SoundsOnVinyl.com
• Playlists
• Videos
• Episode Collections
• If you really dig what we’re doing and would like to support our show, please visit our Fan Support page.

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Credits

Hosts:

• Mike Svensson - Instagram
• Phil Bowyer - Instagram / Twitter
• Søren Genefke - Instagram / FB Group

Intro & Outro:

• Voice Over: Kate Bowyer - Instagram / Twitter
• Music:...

This was a lot of fun. Niclas Engelin from In Flames and We Sell The Dead shares some of his favorite records in his vinyl collection. We know this is a podcast, but this one is better in video, so here ya go.

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Sounds on Vinyl is hosted by Mike Svensson and Phil Bowyer

Produced by BoozeHound Music in cooperation with BoozeHound Entertainment

Intro and Outro music by Grand Rezerva, courtesy BoozeHound Music

Intro and Outro voiceover by Kate Bowyer

Welcome to the Sounds On Vinyl show, brought to you by BoozeHound Entertainment.

This week, Soren shares some “Fun Stuff” that includes all kinds of fun collectibles from his collection. We also have a giveaway...

Code Electro - Live at Radar Station

Enter the contest at Facebook

Listen: https://music.apple.com/us/album/live-at-radar-station-live-2020/1540091189

Watch: https://soundsonvinyl.com/fun-stuff-s6-e6/ Time Stamps

00:00 - Intro

03:04 - Gary Moore - Victims of the Future: European Release inside an American Cover (AKA Frankenstein)

06:56 - Van Halen - First Promo Album released in the US with the original VH logo and a Looney Tunes Label (AKA The Looney Tunes EP) Released by Warner Bros.

10:32 - Van Halen Demos and the Gene Simmons connection

11:00 - Elton John - Capt. Fantastic - UK First pressing that is pressed on dark red vinyl that’s translucent

13:07 - Iron Maiden - Killers - Japanese Release with the Obi Strip. This one has the bonus track “Twilight Zone” but it’s labeled as “Details of Twilight Zone”.

17:30 - Japanese Lyric Sheets

18:18 - Fire Splatter Vinyl

20:15 - King Diamond - Green Olive Vinyl

22:05 - Lars Ulrich Blue Note Jazz Collection

23:44 - Vinyl Etchings

26:29 - “Pee Your Pants Moment” - Picture Discs (Kiss: Revenge Pre-Pressing Picture Disc Kit)

30:55 - Shapes “Discs” - non-round picture discs

34:25 - A “Split Record” that’s also in the shape of a Christmas Tree

35:25 - Iron Maiden: “Plus One” South Korean Bootleg Release with Flip Back cover

38:00 - The Guild Glitter Effect Cover with clear vinyl

39:25 - Motorhead - Faux Leather Sleeve UK Edition

40:42 - Vinyl Giveaway Contest (EU Countries Only) - Code Electro - Live At Radar (Splatter Vinyl)

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Links

• Extended show notes @ SoundsOnVinyl.com
• Playlists
• Videos
• Episode Collections
• If you really dig what we’re doing and would like to support our show, please visit our Fan Support page.

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Credits

Hosts:

• Mike Svensson - Instagram
• Phil Bowyer - Instagram / Twitter
• Søren Genefke - Instagram / FB Group

Intro & Outro:

• Voice Over: Kate Bowyer - Instagram / Twitter
• Music: Grand Rezerva -