Perpetual musical never-rans Giles and Steve review songs you haven’t heard while chatting in a brotherly way about life and culture.
Listen as they attempt to come to terms with their audio past, present and future, while encouraging listeners (and themselves) to keep the creative spark alive.
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Perpetual musical never-rans Giles and Steve review songs you haven’t heard while chatting in a brotherly way about life and culture.
Listen as they attempt to come to terms with their audio past, present and future, while encouraging listeners (and themselves) to keep the creative spark alive.
Why kind of egotistical monsters would make 49 episodes of a podcast that is primarily about their own music?
What extreme levels of hubris and arrogance would said poseurs exhibit?
Well, Giles and Steve are here to answer those questions and many more in episode forty-nine of This Are Johnny Domino.
Featuring:
* Glastonbury TV
* Burton on Trent recording studio memories
* Our fan in Italy speaks
* Billy Idol month
Plus much, much more!
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This Are Johnny Domino
Perpetual musical never-rans Giles and Steve review songs you haven’t heard while chatting in a brotherly way about life and culture.
Listen as they attempt to come to terms with their audio past, present and future, while encouraging listeners (and themselves) to keep the creative spark alive.
