Adam and Jack
One More Music Pod
A podcast that celebrates some of the most influential albums of all time! Each episode takes a deep dive into a classic record! We discuss the songs, the bands, and take a look at the stories behind the music, to see what made each record stand out from the crowd!📸@onemoremusicpod📨onemoremusicpod@gmail.com
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Adam and Jack
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Jun 27, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 3: Parklife (Blur) 07.04.2025 45:36
Back in 1990, musician Damon Albarn said of his band: “When our third album comes out, our place as the quintessential English band of the ’90s will be assured. That is a simple statement of fact.” Well, that third album was released in the spring of 1994, went four times platinum, and became a landmark recording in British rock music history. It’s a record that encapsulated what it was like to be...
Episode 2: What's Going On (Marvin Gaye) 24.03.2025 37:19
Few People would argue that Marvin Gaye is one of the greatest soul musicians of all time. An artist that helped define the sound of the 1960s, earning the title "Prince of Motown." With a career spanning more than two decades, Gaye is best known for iconic hits like How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Ain't That Peculiar, and of course, I Heard It Through the Grapevine. And in 1971, he released...
Episode 1: Is This It (The Strokes) 09.03.2025 33:05
When it comes to garage rock, there is one band that stands above all others. Formed in New York City back in the late 90’s, The Strokes brought a fresh, back to basics sound to a rock music scene that was dominated by nu-metal bands at the start of the millennium. Inspired by other New York artists such as The Velvet Underground and Ramones, The Strokes' energetic, hooky sound made them one of th...
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