#144 The Dawn of Metal and Opinions on Brian Eno & David Byrne

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🗓️ 29 August 2008

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Jim and Greg invite you on a trip back to The Dawn of Metal. Tune in to learn about the roots of rock’s heaviest genre. Then stay tuned for a review of the new joint project from Brian Eno and David Byrne.

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0:00.0	What happened to music that meant something?
0:04.0	The Who at the Kingdom or Kiss at the Coliseum?
0:07.0	Where is the Misty Mountain Hop? Where is the smoke on the water?
0:12.0	Where is the Iron man of today. Hey, this is not a test. This is Rock and Roll. Welcome to Sound Opinions from Chicago Public Radio and American Public Media.
0:39.0	I'm Jim Deorgatus, pop music critic at the Chicago Sun Times. And I'm Greg Cott. I write about rock and roll at the Chicago sometimes.
0:42.8	And I'm Greg Cott. I write about Rock and Roll for the Chicago Tribune.
0:45.8	Today on the world's only rock and roll talk show, it's Medal 101.
0:50.0	Jim and I give you a primer on rock's heaviest genre.
0:53.3	Plus we'll review the new collaboration between Brian Eno and David Byrne.
1:00.3	You're listening to sound opinions and time now for some music news.
1:04.0	Welcome to your life.
1:07.0	There's no turning back.
1:11.0	Even while we sleep we will find you acting on your best behavior.
1:17.0	We will find you acting on your best behavior.
1:22.0	Turn your back on. Not everybody wants to world the world it seems but Live Nation sure does.
1:37.0	Live Nation of course the biggest touring promoter in the world at the moment
1:41.0	certainly in North America they have completely
1:43.2	dominated the North American touring market for the last decade or so they've also
1:47.7	made major inroads in Europe and Asia and now they have made a major move on the South American market by entering into a partnership
1:55.8	with the largest Latin American concert promoter, CIE. CIE is the powerhouse in Latin American concerts they pulled in over a billion dollars
2:05.6	last year in tour revenue and their margins were like 21 percent.
2:09.2	You're saying why would CIE need live nation if they're making that kind of money.
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