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.
C'mon pilgrim, you know we love you!
Giles and Steve are back with another episode full of joy and tears, They've got lots to talk about in this one! Including the legendary "joke" band Twat's Garden and 90's gig partner Misterlee.
Will they choose a song for their Best Of compilation? Have they broken the podcast? You'll have to listen to find out.
Featuring:
* Going for the marketing dollar
* Synth tips
* Manly voices
* Boingy songs
* Dick and his lovely body
* Brotherly love
Related audiovisual material is available on the This Are Johnny Domino blog [https://thisarejohnnydomino.blogspot.com/2025/01/lets-be-nice-to-each-other.html].
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Edited by Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com [https://podcastingeditor.com/]
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.
