Episode 14 - Methods of Communication
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Talk Talk, Television and, of course, Hear\\u2019say. It is perhaps an ontological inevitability that musical artists select stage names which reference human methods of communication, given the aural nature of music itself. However, if we were to delve into deeper furrows than mere nomenclatures, would we expose a more fundamental relationship between music and the base human need to communicate? After all, what\\u2019s in a name? By any other name Ned\\u2019s Atomic Dustbin would surely smell as\\u2026well, it\\u2019d probably smell the same. It would sound the same too, I\\u2019m sure. I\\u2019m pretty sure that was Shakespeare\\u2019s point, but I\\u2019m no expert. Dustbins aside, these are the exact furrows into which our intrepid audiophiles delve this week. Herein, Carl explains his sinister plot to subliminally control Tim\\u2019s mind, Bill launches a scathing attack on the modern lyricism of grime music and Tim risks alienating most of our North American listeners by speaking ill of Country music legend, Mr Jimmy Buffet. This Week\\u2019s Playlists:
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