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Periodical Prattle with Ben & Gio

Periodical Prattle with Ben & Gio

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On Periodical Prattle, hosts Ben and Gio delve into a vintage issue of NME Magazine each episode. What has changed or stayed the same in music culture? What news or artists have slipped beneath the cracks in the decades since? Did the band that NME hyped as the second-coming ever actually live up to that praise? Listen to find all of that out and more! The show also features Gio educating Ben on Goth culture, slowly but surely turning this baby-bat into an elder goth.Copyright Society of Broadcasting Música
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  • Episode 18 (NME Magazine, February 17, 2017)

    Episode 18 (NME Magazine, February 17, 2017)
    Jun 8 2021
    On this week's Periodical Prattle, Ben and Gio go back to February 17, 2017 to talk about the Pet Shop Boys! They received the NME's Godlike Genius award in 2017, which leads into a deep discussion into their remarkable career. Ben and Gio also spend some time in the present by going into the line-up for California goth music festival Cruel World, and give a hearty recommendation to Rose Matefeo's BBC3 comedy Starstruck. They also get into some wild tangents which we'll let you hear for yourself, and they wrap it all up with a talk of 1996's Big Night, directed, written and starring Stanley Tucci.

    Timestamps:
    Cruel World festival (2:57)
    Starstruck (12:10)
    Box office of February 17, 2017 (27:30)
    NME Magazine: Pet Shop Boys (1:05:40)
    Big Night (1:36:04)
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    2 h y 17 m
  • Episode 17 (NME Magazine, February 25, 2012)

    Episode 17 (NME Magazine, February 25, 2012)
    May 25 2021
    On this week's Periodical Prattle, Ben and Gio finish their two-part Blur + Oasis BritPop series! They go back to 1995 and dissect the Oasis vs Blur battle for #1, Ben shares thoughts after watching the Oasis: Supersonic documentary, plus we look at NME Magazne from Februrary 25, 2012, and look at Blur's reunion and the reconilation of Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon. You won't get a more detailed analysis on Blur and Oasis than this podcast. Ben and Gio also watch and review Elaine May's A New Leaf from 1971, starring Walter Matthau and Elaine May.

    Timestamps:
    Blur vs Oasis battle (2:00)
    Oasis: Supersonic thoughts/final thoughts on Oasis (15:44)
    Box office of February 25, 2012 (31:10)
    NME Magazine: Blur (44:50)
    A New Leaf (1:18:25)
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    2 h y 3 m
  • Episode 16 (NME Magazine, January 17, 2015)

    Episode 16 (NME Magazine, January 17, 2015)
    May 11 2021
    On this week's Periodical Prattle, Ben and Gio go back to January 17th 2015! They talk about Noel Gallagher post-Oasis break-up, figure out where they stand with Oasis in general, with some fun detours talking about Paul Weller and Blur along the way. Ben and Gio also talk about Michael Hutchence's unfortunate experience with Oasis, do another THE HIVES BEAT, and go over the box office of January 17, 2015, which includes some fun detours, talking about Into the Woods, Armando Iannucci and Josh Gad. Finally, Ben and Gio do a deep dive into John Waters' trashy magnum opus, Female Trouble from 1974 starring Divine.

    Timestamps:
    The Hives Beat (1:33)
    Michael Hutchence is better than Oasis (8:04)
    Box Office of January 17, 2015 (14:40)
    NME Magazine: Noel Gallagher (37:53)
    Female Trouble (1:08:37)
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    1 h y 54 m
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