JBMM S01E05

JimBob’s Music Massacre S01 E05 – One Direction & Billy Bragg

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Jim and Bob’s weekly comedy podcast JimBob’s Music Massacre continues; featuring song lyrics and live music as they try to decipher all those not-quite-right lyrics that artists thought they’d got away with…until now!!

This week they are joined by guest artist Chris Price from the Unthanks to discuss how well Billy Bragg‘s song Sexuality might have gone down on the picket lines of South Yorkshire (where Chris hails from and the guys contemplate Chris might just be the best bassist ever to emerge from there). They also get themselves stuck into the infinitely regressive loop that is the song ‘What Makes You Beautiful‘ by One Direction, which might just be the thing that saves humanity from a Terminator-style robotic-dystopia!!

This live-music podcast analyses lyrics and sees the hosts joined by a guest musician each episode to perform the dubious segments of the songs. They then embark on light-hearted bantz and surreal tangents to make you chuckle and keep you entertained (in easily digestible, snack-sized chunks-of-content).

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Andrew Mckillop

Just listened to my first JimBob thingy mehjig.. very funny.. but it got me thinking.. especially the bit about One Direction saving the world from robots.. as in all top class sci films.. there’s always a sequel or prequel.. Having defeated the robots (this time) they decide to go back in time to stop the rise from ever happening.. but they have to choose a song from the era other ways the eternal looping algorithm won’t work.. so this time they go back with You’re So Vain by Carly Simon… because what if you knew that song was about you.. but then she only said it to make you think it,cos she knew you’d think it,which you had and it was, so it was about you

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