New Wave Archives - The Brophisticate

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Robert Vaughn’s Loves, Wars and Shadows [podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on September 17, 2021
Mike Roe of the 77s and Randy Layton of Alternative Records come Back By the Woodpile to talk about the music and work of Robert...
In Conversation with Steve Scott IV [podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on November 3, 2020
Our 4th conversation with musician, poet and thinker Steve Scott where we learn the back stories of a few more songs, hear a tribute to Alternative...
In Conversation with Steve Scott III [podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on September 16, 2020
Mr. Stephen Scott is Back by the Woodpile to talk about his long career in the arts, this time speaking about his move from England...
Simple Minds, The Choir and Flock 14 [podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on May 1, 2019
Simple Minds, Flock 14 and The Choir are what’s on tap on this episode of 1980’s music we’re dusting off! And to help us do...
Songs From a 1980’s Roller Rink Dumpster XIII [podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on April 19, 2019
Forgotten jams from the like best ever decade! This time around Cat Taylor helps us discuss the careers of The Professionals, Q-Feel, Divinyls, EG Daily, Guadalcanal...
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Drumming with Romeo Void, 77s and others [podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on December 5, 2018
Aaron A Train Smith returns to talk of his education in drumming, his stints with The 77s, Romeo Void and Rich Mullins and of his faith...
Forgotten 1980's gems! [1980s podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on May 31, 2018
Overlooked and forgotten tracks from our favorite decade! DJ Mindub joins Spun Counterguy to talk 80’s tunes by The Twins, New Musik, The Essence, Quincy...
Legend of the Like Totally Epic Journey Quest V [1980s RPG Podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on March 24, 2017
Come to find out Gina McGaha is a lying tease! But she does put our heroes onto a mystery and cash reward involving someone wiping...
Songs From a 1980’s Roller Rink Dumpster VII [podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on February 13, 2017
1980’s artists fogotten, neglected or never heard in the first place. This time John J. Thompson of True Tunes fame helps us remember The Alarm,...
Fluorescent Decade on a Hill VII [1980’s podcast]
By Spun Counterguy on August 25, 2016
Miami Vice, mullets, shoes but no socks, a video game starring the members of the band Journey, Flock of Seagull hair, Mexican female bodies stuffed...
The Biggest Fan We Know Reacts to David Bowie’s Death
By Steel Trap on January 13, 2016
The thin, white Duke was David Bowie’s 1976 persona, relating to his album Station to Station. This past Monday, the world was deeply saddened...