MUYP Radio - Songs About Japan and Film AMA

METAL UP YOUR PODCAST - All Things Metallica

Clint Wells

Clint Wells, Ethan Luck, Heavy Metal, Arts, Nashville, Metal Up Your Podcast, Metal, Music, Society & Culture, Thrash Metal, Metallica

4.9 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2019

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

Clint's in Japan! So on this episode of MUYP he played some of his favorite songs inspired by Japan and answers all sorts of questions about films and film culture. Songs played in this episode: 1. Welcome To Japan - The Strokes 2. Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots - The Flaming Lips 3. Big In Japan - Tom Waits 4. Turning Japanese - The Vapors 5. Japan In My Heart - Clint Wells 6. U2 - The Unforgettable Fire 7. Loves In Japan - Coldplay 8. Tokyo Nights - Bee Gees 9. Woman From Tokyo - Deep Purple. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Metallica, here they come, the Kings of Metal.
0:05.0	What is...
0:09.0	Can you see?
0:12.0	Ah!
0:13.0	Got me to America
0:16.0	I'm a man...
0:18.0	I want to be a home for me
0:22.9	I have fun with my family and friends
0:26.6	Give me fuel, give me fire, give me that what I desire to say.
0:32.6	I just try to hide.
0:36.6	I'm just Just let's
0:38.3	That's a power of life
0:39.3	Just let your
0:43.3	Let's just let your soul
0:49.3	Go on
0:50.3	Just let it shine through
0:53.3	Just let your shine through Just love your soul
0:56.5	We end our lives We end our lives as molars.
1:16.7	Hello, my babies out there in Metal Up Your Podcast Land.
1:19.2	Welcome to Metal Up Your Podcast Radio.
1:21.8	As of listening to this, I am currently in motherfucking Japan.
1:26.1	So come along with me on a journey of songs
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