Off the back of our Nevermind episode, we wanted to chat some more about grunge! So we picked three albums from the early 90's that each have a connection to Nirvana in one way or another, and played a game of Love, Like, Skip!

The three albums are Live Through This by Hole, Badmotorfinger by Soundgarden, and Houdini by the Melvins.

We'll discuss our thoughts on these albums and decide which is the one we love, which one we like, and which is the one we'll skip.

Three really interesting albums, which will be our favourite?

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Hair metal. The sound of the 1980’s. Aerosmith, Motley Crue, Guns N Roses. This was the era of excess, indulgence and Girls, Girls, Girls! The only thing bigger than the guitar riffs were the hairdo’s! But in September 1991, an album was released that immediately consigned hair metal, and the 1980s, to the history books. It kick started the 90’s and defined the sound of generation X. It brought grunge music to the mainstream and made it cool to be uncool. The band was Nirvana. And the album was Nevermind.

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In this special edition of One More Music Pod, Jack takes a look at the legendary Pop Disaster Tour of 2002, where Blink-182 and Green Day went head to head in the battle for pop punk supremacy!

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In this episode we're diving into Back to Black — the critically acclaimed, soul-soaked masterpiece by Amy Winehouse.

We’ll explore Amy’s meteoric rise, her musical influences, and what made Back to Black such an iconic, unforgettable album.

And we'd love to know what you think about this album too! Remember to leave a comment, or send us an email!

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In 2014, the duo of Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher came along with a record that put rock music back on the map.

A record that was loud, brash and in your face .

This is Royal Blood.

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From their humble beginnings in the late '60s , to becoming one of the best-selling rock bands of all time, Fleetwood Mac’s journey is as wild and unpredictable as their music. In this episode we’re taking you back to 1977, to one of the most iconic albums of all time, Fleetwood Mac's Rumours. We'll discuss the music itself, as well as looking at the turbulence and turmoil that surrounded the band at the time, and how that influenced the iconic sound of this album.

We also want to know what you think of this album! Let us know in the episode comments, or send us an email.

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This time on One More Music Pod, we’re diving into an album that rewrote the rule book of how punk rock should sound in the 21st century. With it's explosive title track, bold narrative arc and scathing political commentary, it's an album that stuck it's middle finger up to the establishment and said no to the redneck agenda! So grab your eyeliner and crank up the volume. This is Green Day’s rock opera masterpiece, American Idiot!

We also want to know what you think of this album! Let us know in the episode comments, or send us an email.

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In this episode, we are diving into one of the most quintessential post-punk bands of all time, The Smiths, and their album, The Queen is Dead. Released in 1986, this album is considered not only the bands ‘jewel in the crown’, but one of the greatest albums of all time.

We also want to know what you think of this album! Let us know in the episode comments, or send us an email.

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