Music History · Riffology
by Riffology
Remember when payday meant choosing which CD or vinyl you were blowing it on? Standing in HMV doing the mental maths, convincing yourself two albums was basically essential. Riffology is Neil and Chris chasing that feeling again, one classic record at a time. This is a show about the albums that raised us — Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Skunk Anansie, Gojira, Soulfly and the rest. If it’s 25+ years old, loud and iconic, we’re in. Each episode is two Gen X mates diving into studio sessions, producer chaos and band drama plus the joy of taped-over cassettes, dodgy car stereos and sitting on the floor with a record sleeve. We nerd out when we should: Albini vs Vig, room-miked vs close-miked, Neve consoles, dynamic-range disasters and those “how did this get approved?” moments. If you grew up when albums were events, this is your place. Some weeks it’s an old favourite; other weeks it’s something you abandoned in ’94. Either way, Riffology’s here to talk rubbish, tell stories and remind you why these records mattered.
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So glad that I stumbled into Riffology. The Back in Black and LZ IV episodes are first rate. The fellas do a great job in mixing historical elements of the recordings along with perfect song selections. Keep up the good work!
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