It is the season one finale! To celebrate we decided to release a special episode wherein everything is the same as the other episodes…

This week we discuss the 1978 album Darkness on the Edge of Town by Bruce Springsteen, or as he is affectionately known, The Boss.

It has been an emotional first season and we would both like to thank you for all your support.

Off the Record will return, we are not sure exactly when, but keep an eye on the horizon because, with a fair wind, we will be back this decade.

You can find a playlist of our favourite songs from the podcast here:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7r9NdWtJRhINVXcj2eUSG8?si=f4b12efdc54d45e4   

It is time to turn it up to 11 and blow the roof off as we discuss Axis: Bold as Love, the phenomenal second studio album from guitar legend and rock pioneer Jimi Hendrix, and the other two band members.

Aside from the expert music analysis you have come to expect, Tom sets out to prove John isn’t the only one who can do impressions and we reminisce about some of our own musical performances.

You can find a playlist of our favourite songs from the podcast here:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7r9NdWtJRhINVXcj2eUSG8?si=f4b12efdc54d45e4

Warning! The following podcast is explicit, please keep in a secure container out of reach of children.

Hip-Hop is back on the agenda this week as we discuss Missy Elliot’s debut album Supa Dupa Fly. No prizes for guessing which of the team loved this album…

Elsewhere there is the usual cocktail of games, nostalgia and laughter. Plus John treats us to, what can only be described as, a performance art piece. 

Peace and love!