Listen to them, the
children of the night.
Episode 5: Ghosts are Bullshit (October 20th 2017)
This episode:
HALLOWEEN SPECIAL!
In this spooktactular edition of what’s been called “the
scariest podcast ever recorded” by bullshit ‘medium’ Derek Acorah (not really;
just like him, we’re making it all up), Jeremy adopts a new non de plume for his Rock and Roll Name
and accidentally insults the state of Texas; Vince solves a centuries old
murder case by identifying pretentious middle-class totty actor Martin Shaw as
Jack the Ripper, and confesses he’s never been to Wigan (Vince, that is: not
sure about Martin Shaw – perhaps he can let us know in the comments section);
and both friends fondly reminisce about their school days at a mediocre Comprehensive
when they bossed the second-rate teaching staff into letting them write and
film a terrible video adaptation of Dracula,
which nonetheless was considerably better than the one made by Francis Ford
Coppola fifteen years later.
The artists/bands rated and/or discussed are Warren Zevon, R
Dean Taylor, Talking Heads, Michael Jackson, and Classics IV.
(In order to fully comply with SoundCloud’s Copyright
guidelines, all songs used in Vince & Jeremy’s Podcast have been edited to
a "substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work
as a whole.")
FULL TRACK LISTING
All tracks edited to under 90 seconds
Overrated Podcast Theme Tune – There It Is (Royalty Free)
Werewolves of London – Warren Zevon
There’s a Ghost in my House – R Dean Taylor
Psycho Killer – Talking Heads
Spooky – Classics IV
I Am the Walrus – The Beatles
JEREMY RECOMMENDS
Lawyers, Guns and Money – Warren Zevon
Outside Chance – The Turtles
She’d Rather Be With Me – The Turtles
Got to See Jane - R Dean Taylor
Indiana Wants Me - R Dean Taylor
51st Anniversary – Jimmi Hendrix
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| The FBI has files on this man. His ungodly work has not gone unnoticed. |
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| Vince tries to use bullshit psychokenesis to kill Jeremy by making his head explode, like in David Cronenberg's seminal 80's horror Scanners. |
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| From Hell, yesterday. |
LINKS
Revolution in the Head
by Ian MacDonald https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_in_the_Head
PRAISE FOR THE FIRST EPISODES
“Great!” – Sir Paul McCartney
“A ground-breaking addition to the
genre.” – Paul Gambaccini
“I cite this podcast as a major
influence on the career of U2.” – Bono
“Since inventing the concept of the
podcast, I never thought my original idea could be bettered.” – Brian Pern
“I find
these claims extremely dubious” – Richard Dawkins
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