James Acaster talks about 2016 being the best year ever for music.
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- Joining us at Audible Studios is English comedian and author James Acaster.
James talks about 2016 being the best year for music, his iPod guy and the infinite loop of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
The brand-new memoir from James Acaster: cult comedian, best-selling author of Classic Scrapes, undercover cop, receiver of cabbages.
Perfect Sound Whatever is a love letter to the healing power of music and how one man's obsessive quest saw him defeat the bullshit of one year with the beauty of another. Because that one man is James Acaster, it also includes tales of befouling himself in a Los Angeles steakhouse, stealing a cookie from Clint Eastwood and giving drunk, unsolicited pep talks to urinating strangers.
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Love hearing James just chatting outside of a comedy setting
never did I ever expect my love for james and king gizz to crossover
the book is beautiful, by the way. if you’re on the fence about it, get it.
I love his movements, his brain and his colors
James, you’re brilliant. I love you so much. I’m digging the stubble. Can’t wait for the book in the States...
Ur telling me this man is 35
When Covid lock down started for something to do I listened to the top 500 singles of 1964 (according to Rate Your Music). I enjoyed the experience so much I decided to do the same thing for every year from 1960 to 2019, 6 decades of music and 30,000 singles. I'm currently just about to start 2016. I have to say though I disagree that modern music is anywhere near the quality of the past. I score every song out of 5 and shortlist all the songs from each year that score 4 or 5. The average across the decades is about 150 shortlisted songs from each years 500. Since 2006 no year has had more than 100 songs shortlisted from 500 and some are down in the 60s (2014 only had 67 shortlisted songs, compare with 1992 that had 204!). There is still good music out there post 2000, some very good, but there just isn't the same quantity of quality that there was in the past.
Vinyl and mp3 💜 I agree!
Does this have to have loud music and someone occasionally talking in the background?
I have 2 ipod classics and the first touch screen ipod, people judge me for it, but it's just so handy
A romantic relationship with mp3 and vinyl...can I be included in that list...?
Poppadoms or Bread?
Nonagon infinity!!
Opens the door!
First. Love this guy.
guapo!
Plonkez! and Mechanical Beatles Never Quite Warm!
Jeff Rosenstock better have his lawyers ready, cause the name of that book looks very similar to something else...
Jeff Rosenstock? lawyers? lol
@@alicec1533 My man Jeff is gonna sue James! It can't be a coincidence that 'Perfect Sound Whatver' is the name of one of his songs and also James' book lol
@@madocofcatarina7190 Idk if you're joking, but James talks about "WORRY." in his book, and it's named after the closing track. Jeff's also cool about it.
@@alicec1533 I'm joking, don't worry lol
@@madocofcatarina7190 np, just making sure.