Thursday, 9 October 2014
PODCAST: Kill the Moon
It's Quel Dommage! It's Kelda Holmes! It's KILL THE MOON; the possibly allegorical, hugely unscientifical, improbably bacterial tale of some kind of Space Charizard and its unlikely reproductive process.
First time Doctor Who writer Peter Harness straps himself into the writer's chair and proceeds to split the fanbase violently in half. Is it a pro-life allegory? Is it patronising and sexist? Is it simply marvellous drama? We don't feel that a consensus can be reached on that, but at least we can all rest safely in the knowledge that the science is utterly nonsensical.
Join Joe and Chris as they burp, make loud noises with their chairs, have their Donald Tolerance pushed to the limit, say "Lundvik" quite a lot and generally do that thing of tying themselves in knots trying to debate the big issues without wanting to offend anyone at all. It's a tough life.
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TRACKLISTING
Echo and the Bunnymen: The Killing Moon
Can: Moonshake
Robey: Killer Instinct
Shivaree: Goodnight Moon
Earth: Hung From the Moon
Gladys Knight: Licence to Kill
Concrete Blonde: Mexican Moon
Starbuck: Moonlight Feels Right
Dodgy: Big Brown Moon
Talking Heads: Moon Rocks
U2: Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
The Hidden Cameras: The WAning mOOn
Mike Oldfield: Moonlight Shadow
Primal Scream: If They Move, Kill 'Em
Peter Thomas: Bolero on the Moon Rocks
Comets on Fire: Hatched Upon the Age
Joy Division: The Kill
Duran Duran: New Moon on Monday
The Waterboys: The Whole of the Moon
Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band: Tubas in the Moonlight
The Jones Girls: This Feeling's Killing Me
Wooden Shjips: Shrinking Moon for You
Zoë: Moonsister
Ozzy Osbourne: Bark at the Moon
Pedro José Sanchez Martinez: Moon River
The Dismemberment Plan: Spider in the Snow
The Mountain Goats: In the Craters on the Moon
Koji Kondo: Egg-Shaped Planet
Shakespear's Sister: Moonchild
The Magnetic Fields: The Dreaming Moon
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