EggPod Express

This was loads of fun to do and hopefully it will improve your festive season.

Christmas episode now ready to unleash in the munchiest part of the festive season. For anyone interested in an EggPod / Top Flight Time Machine crossover, you’re in for a treat… @tftimemachine.bsky.social @andydawson.bsky.social @delaneyman.bsky.social

This ⬇️❤️ Foreshadowing We All Stand Together…?

1965 Rubber Soul era harmonies / 1964 AHDN era performances - to me the 1967 MMT vocals always feel like a bit of a farewell to the unquestionable camaraderie. youtu.be/_u9KG64IrNE?...

Official EggPod Express™️ Rubber Soul Super Deluxe unboxing video©️

For more than a year I’ve been immersed in 1960s music magazines alongside a non-stop pirate radio soundtrack. I genuinely don’t know when I am anymore (and it’s SO GOOD) Can’t wait to share what I think *really* happened

@eggpod.bsky.social listened again to the McCartney ‘Tug of War’ podcast from April 2020 (with Andy Miller) over the weekend..the ‘Take it away’ promo was mentioned.. so though you’d like to see this from ‘club sandwich’ issue 27 from 1982 (assuming you’ve not already got this :)

"Records could take you places. Sound pictures. That is what it was all about". THIS. And it's why we pore over music magazines 60 years after the fact. This series has been a delight. Can't wait for the next one! (Although I will because @chrisshaweditor.bsky.social deserves a rest!)

Hello goodbye! Till next time

This whole series has been wonderful but of course the episode with David Hepworth to end it out is particularly sublime. Definitely worth an investment of your time!

And that’s a wrap! Next series, when it’s done Thanks to @marklewisohn.bsky.social @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social @gailrenard.bsky.social Mary Cockram, Andy Bown, @quantick.bsky.social @petepaphides.bsky.social @parlogram.bsky.social Maureen O’Grady, @iammilliam.bsky.social David Hepworth & Ron Geesin

Next up… (and series closer) David Hepworth discusses New Music Express w/e 17 June 1967. With you on Sunday morning 👍 (or listen now at patreon)

What another fantastic interview, Maureen’s stories and insights into 1960’s rock stars incredible. Kieth Moon must have been a nightmare to be close to.

Big recommendation for this podcast. I’m a Patreon supporter and it’s the best entertainment value proposition you will find. Always excellent content! I also support Word In Your Ear which David and Mark Ellen host

I've just spent a v pleasant hour listening to this. It's one of the funniest encounters I've ever heard. Andy Bown channeling his inner Nigel Tuffnel to hilarious effect.

What a fabulously evocative episode!

New EggPod Express online! Available anywhere you pod! This, then, is Maureen O’Grady discussing her time at Boyfriend magazine in the 1960s; her friendship with The Beatles; and more…

Next up… The legendary Maureen O’Grady discusses her job as lead features writer at Boyfriend magazine, her friendship with The Beatles, the Twist & Shout photo shoot, and the unintentional friction with Brian Epstein - as well as her memories of this incredible time. With you on Sunday morning 👍

Ok, my holidays have begun. Let's celebrate with this one, recommend by @eggpod.bsky.social in a recent episode. #nowspinning #nowplaying #vinylcommunity

As discussed in this week’s episode of EggPod Express…

Aah, wonderful. I felt like listening to two friends chatting about music they love, and what could be better than that? I now need to find the Honor Blackman album...

Next up… Andrew “Hi, I’m Andrew from Parlogram” Milton discusses the December 1964 issue of Rave magazine. Rolling Stones fan mail, an incredibly rare ‘Beatles’ interview, the singles chart - and much more! See you on Sunday morning x @parlogram.bsky.social

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Never came across Ron Geesin before. I went straight to A Raise of Eyebrows afterwards. It's a charming album to go with this charming episode. I confess I've also got a Pink Floyd shaped hole in my brain so listened to Atom Heart Mother for 1st time too. It's ace! Thank you for the introduction!

Another cracking episode. I've loved all the brilliant little stories over the last few that make you rethink what you know about classic albums and moments in time. Which I suppose is the whole point of EPExp when you think about. But just to say, it's working really well Chris. Love it.