Hospital Podcast 377: National Album Day Special

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🗓️ 12 October 2018

⏱️ 128 minutes

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Summary

Supertramp “Breakfast In America” > Child Of Vision Kraftwerk “Computer World” > Computer Love The The “Soul Mining” > Uncertain Smile Frank Zappa “Hot Rats” > Peaches En Regalia Elvis Costello & The Attractions “Blood & Chocolate” > I Want You Led Zeppelin “Presence” > Achilles last stand Prince “Sign O The Times” > The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker XTC “Skylarking” > The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul Public Enemy “It Takes A Nation Of Millions” > Night Of The Living Baseheads Todd Rundgren “A Wizard, A True Star > Sometimes I Don’t Know What To Feel Boymerang “Balance Of The Force” > Soul Beat Runna The Geoff Love Orchestra “Big Terror Movie Themes” > Tubular Bells The Streets “Original Pirate Material” > Has It Come To This? Ian Dury & The Blockheads “New Boots And Panties” > Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick

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0:00.0	Welcome to Hospital Podcast 377 and this is slightly different from normal
0:06.2	because we're celebrating International Album Day. It's the 70th
0:11.1	anniversary of the creation of the thing that we call the album.
0:16.5	Now I'm here with Chris the Goose Goss. We are the O.G.
0:21.5	O.G. Foundation people from Hospital Records and we're going to play you our
0:27.0	favorite albums that informed our own musical DNA and thereby kind of informed the DNA of Hospital Records
0:35.9	would you say Chris? That's right yeah I guess so. So just a few facts before we
0:40.6	kick off Hospital have released eight albums
0:42.8	already this year with more to come in total hospital and med school have
0:48.0	released 171 albums can you believe that is Is that right? That's absolutely.
0:53.0	Yeah, well, I mean, Ed wrote these notes.
0:55.0	So maybe he's completely wrong, but I don't know.
0:58.0	Someone out there, if you've got time, can you fact check and let us know?
1:02.0	It probably is right, knowing Ed he's quite
1:05.2	OCD when it comes to details. So it probably is the case. The first album ever
1:10.0	recognized as being released on LP format was the Mendelton violin
1:14.8	concerto in e minor on Columbia. Banger. June 1948. So there's loads of events
1:22.4	going on but this is our thing.
1:24.0	Okay and the whole thing supported by BBC Music and when I say that they're not giving us any money
1:29.7	and they're not even offering to play any of our tunes.
1:32.0	I don't know how they're supporting this whatsoever.
1:35.0	It just says that on the notes anyway.
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