#60 (1982 Part 4) Post-Punk: The Cure, XTC, Cocteau Twins & more!

The Album Years

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🗓️ 16 October 2024

⏱️ 42 minutes

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On the podcast this week: an album that might just be the most bleak and depressing album ever made (and it's not one by Steven, believe it or not!), plus post-punk releases by Cocteau Twins, Felt, XTC & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hot new drama is coming to Disney Plus.
0:03.9	Five, six, seven, eight.
0:05.7	When lives are at stake.
0:07.5	I have a plus.
0:08.2	We got to move fast.
0:09.1	Hearts are racing.
0:10.2	I love you, and I'm gonna love you.
0:12.0	And family is everything.
0:13.6	All right, team.
0:14.2	We work side by side.
0:15.6	New drama can't wait.
0:17.5	Set a reminder to stream the latest seasons of Gray's Anatomy and 9-1-1.
0:21.5	Welcome back.
0:22.2	And the new series, Dr. Odyssey.
0:24.1	Grace for Impact.
0:25.2	Exclusively on Disney Plus, streaming this October from 499 a month, 18 plus subscription required.
0:29.9	Thank you. Tim, we've talked about how one of the hallmarks of the 80s is the kind of transition from post-punk music to something more kind of sophisticated, a bit more glamy.
1:00.4	But there are still a lot of the bands from the punk era, still kind of, you know, working in those waters.
1:07.0	Let's talk about some of them first.
1:08.7	First of all, we have to talk about, I think, one of the greatest post-punk albums ever,
1:15.1	possibly one of the most depressing, claustrophobic.
1:18.9	You know what I'm going to talk about.
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