Robert Pollard's Guide To The Late 60s

Hey hey they’re The Monkees and people may say the hosts monkey around in this episode as they get sidetracked into Tork-ing about wedding receptions, live gigs and, inevitably, Peter Reid.

A diverse pair of albums under discussion here, both of which are soundtrack albums (kind of) and also concept albums (kind of)

Are you sitting comfortabold two square on your botty? Then you’re ready to hear us round up this round-covered album. How’s your Bert’s lumbago?

Spread the message to zebra, mongoose and the dirty hippopotamus because here comes our episode on Syd’s solo albums.

“I HATE PINK FLOYD” declared Johnny Rotten’s notorious t-shirt in 1977. Set the controls for the heart of this podcast to find out if we feel the same and more importantly whether Mr Rotten’s t-shirt was omitting a definite article.

Please allow us to introduce this podcast of wealth & taste in which we discuss the only 2 Stones records that feature in Robert Pollard’s list. Woo woo!

Let’s get together outrageously to discuss Zappa’s girl group side project and whether Revere deserves to be revered.

Scientific delirium madness as we discuss theoretical physics and the Byrds. Then we wa-wa-wa-wa-wonder why this Del Shannon album remained unreleased for over a decade!

Time to begin the McGuinn as we leaf through the back pages of The Byrds.

In which we get our Massive Chew Sets around another Bee Gees album and the debut from future 10cc-er Gouldman.

The relative heights of adult humans and Christmas trees are amongst many topics discussed as the red flock cover of Bee Gees’ 1969 double album Odessa steps into view.

Bulbous swirling fonts and psychedelic imagery a-plenty on the covers. But what will the Wizards make of the music on this pair of albums recorded in Swinging London™ during the Summer of Love™

Watch the snot cake against your pants and turn into crystal as we discuss 2 albums released in November 1967.

We’re giving you excitations and favourite vege-tables as we listen to the most notorious “lost” album of the 60s.

Out there having fun in the warm California sun as we explore Rolling Stone magazine’s second best album ever and one of the most expensively recorded flops of the 1960s.

A pair of albums by the London scenesters whose lead singer’s phone number was listed in David Bowie’s address book as “God”

Come on the amazing journey and learn all you should know about The Who’s legendary double album.

More music, more music, more music as we examine The Who’s 2nd & 3rd albums. Brought to you by our sponsors Odorono & Heinz Baked Beans.

A career-spanning double album compilation that is almost an Alan Partridge pleasing “Best Of The Beatles.” As this is the last of our episodes on the Fab Four, Chorizo & Kicker also reveal their overall favourite (and least favourite!) Beatles songs.

These albums are two sisters both released in the summer of 1967. Mr K & G assure the public their production will be second to none.

Won’t you come out to play as we take on this legendary double album.

In the first proper episode, the wizards discuss Tape 1 which contains 2 albums by The Beatles. Full steam ahead Mr Bosun, full steam ahead!

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