Comedians Liam Withnail and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd listen to the greatest albums of all time in order to compile a playlist of the best music ever. Recorded in Monkey Barrel Comedy studios in Edinburgh. Featuring such beloved segments as Secret Posho and Tattoo Woohoo/Tattoo Boohoo. Enjoy!
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Rolling Stone magazine named “Rumours” by Fleetwood Mac as the 7th Greatest Album of All Time in 2022. The amount of cocaine involved in the record was matched only by the amount of incestuous infide…
Recorded over five years as Kanye climbed up the lord’s ladder by getting signed to Roc-A-Fella Records and established himself as the best new producer in early-00s hip-hop by popularizing chipmunk …
Generally regarded as the best heavy metal album of the 21st century, Serj Tankian and Daron Malakian of System Of A Down expertly blended alt-skuzz riffage, anti-imperialism, sunshine state harmonie…
Before her collaborations with Conor Oberst, The 1975, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker made her the undisputed queen of sad indie folk-pop of the last few years, Phoebe Bridgers made a statement and a s…
Forming in 1997 and fumbling through line-ups featuring Razorlight’s Johnny Borrell on bass and an elderly jazz musician on drums, The Libertines were signed to legendary indie label Rough Trade in 2…
Harvey Keitel starred in the film “That’s The Way Of The World” that this record functions as a soundtrack to, but Maurice White and the rest of Earth, Wind & Fire sensed that it was going to be a bo…
The seventh album by Arctic Monkeys finds Alex Turner and the lads continuing the lounge-rock direction that began on 2018’s Tranquillity Base Hotel & Casino with a tight taut song cycle of baroque l…
Ira Kaplan and Georgia Hubley have been married and making music together as Yo La Tengo for over thirty years at this point, but in the spring of 1997 they recorded their magnum opus - “I Can Hear T…
The son of an experimental artist and a Scientologist composer, Beck Hansen cut his teeth in the New York anti-folk scene before returning to L.A. in the late 80s as an alternative freakfolker in a s…
Everybody thought Art Garfunkel was going to be the Shawn Michaels of Art & Garfunkel, but - as we all know now - he was the Marty Jannetty. Paul Simon’s self-titled 1972 solo album didn’t sell well …
Released on Rough Trade Records in 1988, Lucinda Williams’ self-titled third album is considered by some to be the birth of alt-country. Ignored by the world at large but critically adored, the album…
Two years before he blasted out his Greatest Hits in 1975, Al Green released Call Me - a sumptuous chunk of Memphis soul. Including renditions of heartrending country ballads So Lonesome I Could Cry …
Our second LIVE episode which... did not go to plan :/
The last Motown record to be crafted by the legendary trio of Holland, Dozier & Holland before they hit it and quit, Reach Out was a crossover smash racially by blending Levi Stubbs’ terse soulful ho…
Recorded in front of a live audience at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022 in Monkey Barrel Studios on August 6th! Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Liam Withnail listened to nu-metal classic Meteora by Linkin P…
An overnight success after seven years of plugging away on the London pub-rock circuit, Declan Patrick McManus took on the nom de plume Elvis Costello as a pop-art statement of intent. My Aim Is True…