Episode 1193 - Daniel Lanois

WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

Marc Maron

Comedy

4.6 • 29.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2021

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

There's a good chance Daniel Lanois is responsible for some of your favorite music ever and it's all thanks to a penny whistle he bought with his allowance when he was growing up in Canada. Daniel tells Marc about his time working with Gospel choirs and doing experimental music with Brian Eno which led to him producing some of the biggest albums of all time, like U2's The Joshua Tree and Peter Gabriel's So. They also talk about Daniel's work with Bob Dylan, Robbie Robertson, Neil Young and more, as well as his solo work and his uncompromising personal standards.

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0:00.0	Lock the gates!
0:09.4	Alright, let's do this.
0:11.0	How are you?
0:11.6	What the fuckers?
0:12.4	What the fuck buddies?
0:13.5	What the fuck, Nick?
0:15.1	What the fuck, a delix?
0:16.9	What is happening?
0:17.9	I'm Mark Marin.
0:18.6	This is my podcast.
0:20.6	It's my podcast.
0:22.9	Why am I talking in that tone?
0:24.8	It's been servicing the public since late 2009.
0:29.8	A new episode every Monday and every Thursday since the beginning of our run.
0:36.0	We're always delivering the goods here at WTF.
0:40.2	Always delivering the conversations.
0:42.4	Always engaging with the people.
0:45.5	Very exciting show today for me.
0:47.4	I don't know for you.
0:48.4	I don't know who you are.
0:49.4	I know what you do.
0:50.4	What do you do?
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