Is There an Echo in Here? A Podcast About Echo & the Bunnymen
Courtney Chappell & Shane Parish
37 episodes
5 months ago
In Episode 37, American entrepreneur and music executive Seymour Stein makes the Bunnymen an offer they can't refuse. But, first, they need a drummer. Enter Pete de Freitas.
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In Episode 37, American entrepreneur and music executive Seymour Stein makes the Bunnymen an offer they can't refuse. But, first, they need a drummer. Enter Pete de Freitas.
Is There an Echo in Here? A Podcast About Echo & the Bunnymen
1 hour 19 minutes 50 seconds
6 years ago
Episode 18 - Keymon
We return from the cosmic, archetypal realm of episode 17 and land squarely in the middle of Will Sergeant's 1979 abode to join the Bunnymen where a band practice is underway. We focus on a burgeoning song called "I Bagsy Yours" and begin by defining the meaning of "bagsy" and it's usages in the Liverpool vernacular. We practice using this term in various sentences and we search for correlations to American slang words. After exhausting our efforts to understand, we come across another word that appears to have no meaning at all. Nonetheless, we heroically forge ahead to provide an in-depth lyrical analysis, followed by a musical analysis that leads Shane to assert that it really is, indeed, the blues Ian McCulloch is singing. We close out the episode with a dramatic reenactment of a Bunnymen rehearsal that ends with a cliffhanger. Join us as we decipher the mysteries of "Monkeys". Keymon!
Is There an Echo in Here? A Podcast About Echo & the Bunnymen
In Episode 37, American entrepreneur and music executive Seymour Stein makes the Bunnymen an offer they can't refuse. But, first, they need a drummer. Enter Pete de Freitas.