Singer, song writer and author Jim Bob from Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine joins me to go through their UK number one album, 1992 - The Love Album. This phenomenal slice of 90's goodness mixes witty, biting lyrics full of clever references and amazing insights with thumping samples, driving guitars and a dash of accordian. 

This album had a huge impact on me in my teenage years and it stills has a regular place in my album rotations. 

Jim and I go track by track through the album and discuss the mixed feelings of reaching number one, Ian Dury induced hang overs, the scorching Adelaide Big Day Out of 1993 and Mudhoney's tree. 

Carter's albums and Jim Bob's solo records are available on all streaming services.

Physical copies, merch and books are available at www.jim-bob.co.uk

The music in this podcast has been removed for rights reasons.

Damon James from The Crowject Podcast is launching his new Celtic Punk podcast The Review A Cara and he joins me this month to talk about the Dropkick Murphy's classic The Warrior's Code. This phenomenal album is the band at their most confident with a brilliant mix of styles that perfectly encapsulates the passion and force of Boston's finest band.

Check out Damon's Podcast The Review A Cara for brilliantly written and researched profiles on some of the best celtic punk bands and reviews of their seminal albums. https://open.spotify.com/show/5yR0YcIm1y076TXnBocNoJ

Also check him out on The Crowject podcast for all of your Adelaide Crows Australian Football League news and other stuff. https://crowject.podbean.com

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South Australian icon Soursob Bob joins me to go through his debut album Living in the Long Grass from 2001. It's the first time he's heard the album in years and we talk about the stories behind the songs, his writing process, cars, camels and travels. The episode also includes a live version of Soursob Bob's new single Carona Boner.