Seaside Pod Review (A Queen Podcast)

If we were to title this episode we'd call it "Synth Bass on a Train"

Air humping, a discussion about the metric system, and a first appearance of our new cohost, Frank the Robot! It's all happening a…

If we were to title this episode we'd call it "Freddie does funk"

Cardinal Woods wants you to all stop fiddling with your EQs, Kev is adamant about the cheese and pickle sandwiches, and the boys are o…

If we were to title this episode we'd call it "Polish all your shiny buttons dressed as lamb instead of mutton"

There's more chat about sandwiches than you might expect in this episode. Kev was also r…

If we were to title this episode we'd call it "Where's Freddie?"

Today we get a classic deep cut from a classic album. Good Company is a Brian May tour-de-force, in which he labours for days to assemb…

If we were to title this episode we'd call it "Brian May got his way!"

I Go Crazy is a discarded idea from the Hot Space sessions that Brian revamped for The Works, but alas, John, Freddie, and Roger…

If Randy were to title this episode, and he did, he'd call it "Leave well enough alone!" Queen's rearrangement of 1985's I Was Born To Love You is the topic of conversation today and Kev and Randy di…

"Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre you gonna take me home tonight?" "No chance. You look like you're gonna puke and I don't want to clean up two pints of Rum and black!" Few know that this was the original line, …

Back to the start. Actually, back before the start in some ways, with a song written by Smile, the precursor band to both Queen and the much bigger and more influential Humpy Bong. Don't hump bongs f…

This episode is titled "Ballad salad", so get yer tissues out folks. It's another tear-jerker! Kev and Randy agree again on "Too Much Love Will Kill You", the heart-wrenching autopsy of Brian May's f…

Don't talk back! Don't talk back! Don't talk back! LEAVE US ALONE! Jesus Murphy, what do you people want from us? Another season of the highly acclaimed (in Kev's mind) and award-winning (in Randy's …

Kev's in Ottawa, Randy was in Flin Flon, but by the grace of all the gods that ever existed (and there have been a lot!) they managed to get together to spin the accursed wheel and talk, at inordinat…

Another Roger song. The first track from Jazz. Another unanimous decision from Kev and Randy. Apologies for the audio quality difference during the Twitter discussion. Kev's internet connection wasn'…

Look, it's really hard to write a good song about a cat. And I mean an actual cat, not like Cool for Cats or Honkey Cat. Those aren't the felines that lick their own arses and strut around like they …

Through the sorrow, all through our splendour, don't take offence at our, Queen podcast.... "You're not as witty as the @lappods guys!", we hear you say! Yep. Fair enough. "You're not as informed as …

This week, Randy and Kev get their first song from Sheer Heart Attack. It's the opener from side two, which isn't related to the closer from side two with kinda the same name. The boys are split in t…

ANOTHER song from A Day At The Races! This time it's the mid-tempo, twelve-string, Brian May track, Long Away. There may be a little more swearing in this episode than usual because the boys had both…

WE GOT A TEAR JERKER FOLKS! Kev and Randy discuss the wisfully beautiful These Are the Days of Our Lives, from 1991's Innuendo. Kev explains to Randy that he's pronouncing things wrong, Randy explain…

It's the fantastic drowse of another episode folks! Kev is back and he's not happy that Randy is trying to take over!!! The boys get another Roger track and the third song they've covered so far from…

Randy tackles Soul Brother, the B-side to Under Pressure, on his own today as Kev is out with the 'rona! We didn't wanna leave you hanging so we thought we'd let Randy off leash and see if we even ne…

In today's episode, homicidal painters, swanee whistles, and a thorough explanation of hockey from a bona fide Canadian. Also, a killer track from Side Black of Queen II. Kev tries to explain to Rand…