Reviews from the Crawl Space

In this week's episode we talk about Brooklyn 45 an interesting movie with a large disparity in ratings between users and critics.

In this week's episode, we chat about 1954's Johnny Guitar with Joan Crawford, 1972's The Getaway with Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw and 1992's The Player with Tim Robbins and a bevy of other Hollywood actors and actresses.

In this week's episode, in what is our longest one to date, we talk about the John Wick franchise, all 4 movies, and it's a doozy!!

This week's episode will be short and sweet...actor Barry Newman died recently, so we thought we would pay homage to him by talking about one of our fav movies of his, 1971's Vanishing Point.

in this week's episode, we go back to the 3 movie format and chat about 1967's spaghetti western The Big Gundown, 1947's Out of the Past and a 1935 Hitchcock flick called The 39 Steps.

In this week's episode, we thought we would try something a bit different. We often have discussions around movies etc as they are such a huge part of our lives, so we chat about three topics that we have been talking about in the last couple of weeks. Hope you enjoy this one.

In this weeks episode we talk about 3 of our favourite movies in the Comedy genre. First up, a mockumentary of the Music world, Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping, a female coming of age movie called Booksmart and a movie in the groundhog day genre called Palm Springs.

We thought we would switch it up this week and talk about 3 recent movies we have watched. First up, a spaghetti western from 1967 starring Lee Van Cleef called A Day of Anger, next up, a Film Noir from 1955 starring Robert Mitchum called The Night of the Hunter and last but not least a 1985 Sci-Fi movie out of New Zealand called The Quiet Earth.

In this week's episode, we chat about 3 more AppleTV shows that we have streamed in the past few weeks. The Afterparty, Shrinking and Severance.

In this first episode of our 2nd season and a bit of a content change, we talk about 3 series that we recently watched on Apple TV streaming. First up, For All Mankind then another called Hello Tomorrow and then a travel series called Long Way Up.

Sadly we have come to the end of our inherited vinyl collection, this will be our last episode about it, however, we are working on some new content as we love doing the podcast, we will let you know about our coming new episodes, we are still streamlining what that will look like. See you soon! Thanks for all the listens!!!

In this weeks episode, we chat about and album by German band Tangerine Dream called Underwater Sunlight, the debut album by Nigerian born British singer Sade called Diamond Life and an album by Austrian singer and musician Falco called Einzelhaft (Solitary Confinement)

In this week's episode we talk about lots of stuff, there's even ghost story! First up an amazing album by singer/songwriter Carole King called Tapestry, one by Canadian Treasure Gordon Lightfoot called Don Quixote and last up, a live album by blues legend Johnny Winter and his band And. Enjoy!

In this weeks episode, we talk the debut album by British band Queen called Queen, the debut album by American singer/songwriter J.J. Cale called Naturally and the debut album by Portland Oregon's rock band Quarterflash called Quarterflash.

These are the last 3 albums of the official inherited record collection and they are some doozies!  First up, the self titled epic debut album by The Cars, a double album by the great Bob Dylan and a 4 album box set from Chicago called Live at Carnegie Hall.  

In this week's episode we chat about Behind the Mask, an album by Fleetwood Mac from late in their career, a self titled album by Edgar Winter's White Trash, and Ian Dury's debut album New Boots and Panties.  Enjoy!

In this week's episode we chat about a compilation album by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) called Ole, an album by American band John Kay & Steppenwolf called Wolftracks and one by the british band The Kinks called Celluloid Heroes - The Kinks Greatest.

In this week's episode, we chat about a hit album from Steely Dan called Aja, one by what I think is a very underrated band, Manfred Mann's Earth Band called Watch and one by an American band called Earthquake and their album Levelled.  Enjoy!

In this week's episode we chat about an album by Canadian band Helix called Long Way to Heaven, an album by singer/songwriter and former Sha Na Na founder Henry Gross called What's in a Name and the EP by a Robert Plant founded group called The Honey Drippers called Volume One.

In this week's episode we discovered a couple of album we both like (you have to listen to find out which ones). First Up, British band Rainbow and their live double album called On Stage, one by French Jazz fiddle player Jean-Luc Ponty called A Taste for Passion and one by American fiddle player Byron Berline called Byron Berline and Sundance.

We are back after a break for the Christmas holiday and ready to go...In this week's episode we chat about an album by American rock band Head East called Gettin' Lucky, a double album compilation by the outstanding British band The Moody Blues called This is the Moody Blues and one by American singer/guitarist Bonnie Raitt called Sweet Forgiveness. 

in this week's episode, a couple of surprises as we talk about an album by American artist Jerry Jeff Walker called Reunion, an album by singer/songwriter Carole King called Simple Things and an album by UK Supergroup, UK called Danger Money.  

In this episode we cover an album by an Italian prog band called Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM) and their album Photos of Ghosts, a compilation album called Prime Cuts:  100% Pure Canadian Country and an album by American singer/songwriter Carolyne Mas called Hold On.

In this week's podcast we talk about an album by and American Artist named John Stewart called Dream Babies Go Hollywood, one by American bluegrass duo Flatt and Scruggs, a 2 album compilation called The World of Flatt and Scruggs and one by American country rock band The Ozark Mountain Daredevils called Don't Look Down.

In this weeks episode, we chat about an album from the Irish band The Boomtown Rats called The Fine Art of Surfacing, an album by a German British band called Lake (or The Lake depending on which country you are in) and an album by a British Pub Rock band called Dr Feelgood called Dr Feelgood (aka A Case of the Shakes).