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Oct 1, 2026
Dom MorleyGUEST
It's g- big with...
Dom MorleyGUEST
You know, if you're a fan of Elbow and The National and that sort of thing, it, it's right up your street.
Dom MorleyGUEST
And, um, and yeah, it...
Dom MorleyGUEST
The...
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Dom MorleyGUEST
But anyway, I'm going with it 'cause it's a great record.
Matt SidholmHOST
[laughs]
Dom MorleyGUEST
Um, and they're guys, so they're very good friends with Elbow, and there's someone else called Baddiel, John, and Birdy, who was really big in England a few years back.
Dom MorleyGUEST
Uh, did some soundtracks-
Rob NanselSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I think obviously the deeper you got with the catalog, you kind of figured out that that wasn't really the case, but not everybody listens to every record that we put out, [laughs] as much as we would like that to be the case.
speaker_8NARRATOR
Let's jump across the pond to the UK, which was importing amazing music from bands like Clinic, Doves, and Elbow.
speaker_8NARRATOR
Franz Ferdinand, who hail from Scotland, experienced early success in America with their angular rock that fit right into the New York sound.
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They signed with Domino Recording Company, which had just opened a US office.
Ruth EmeryHOST
So we talked about when I was nervous in the planning meeting setting, like the 20 year old version of me was so anxious and nervous.
Ruth EmeryHOST
And I remember Elbow's manager who I still work with today.
Ruth EmeryHOST
He always was like, Oh, remember you and in the beginning, and you were so nervous.
Ruth EmeryHOST
And You were like bright red.
Emily PilbeamHOST
They're called Rail Replacement Bus Service.
Emily PilbeamHOST
And one of my favourite things that I've seen recently is that Guy Garvey apparently said something along the lines of, Rail Replacement Bus Service is almost as bad a name as Elbow.
Emily PilbeamHOST
Which I would agree with, actually.
Emily PilbeamHOST
Anyway, I've been supporting them for quite a while, and I think they just make this really beautiful music with always the best harmonies.
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
2003, Red Hot Chili Peppers with Foo Fighters, that's alright, with PJ Harvey, come on.
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
2004, Madonna in 2007, there was the Rolling Stones, in 2009, Oasis with Prodigy, in 2010, I can't remember, I can't remember, Kings of Leon with Elbow, in 2010, I can't remember, I can't remember, in 2013, Bon Jovi, great, but I can't remember, with Eminem, in 2015, Foo Fighters, in 2016, I can't remember, in 2017, there was Guns N' Roses, there was Metallica, there was Harry Styles, and as I said, Fontaine's D.C.? Oasis? What was the biggest problem? There was a big problem.
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
There was a lot of talk in the 70s about the fact that music was a thing of the past.
Cuán Ó FloinnHOST
But is there a problem now with the way music is? Is there a problem with the way music is? Is there a big problem that people think differently? Is there anyone else who thinks differently about music now? Or maybe that's the way music is now? Ní Chasín, nú an méch, tú náin Téilar, Beyoncé, a cháir Dua, a cháir a Sléin, an bhuilein rock caol a hile áin, nú binn ca tátastáil, níadur.
Zoe BallHOST
When things went round wrong, when she got the giggles, and also about her, her later life, you know.
Zoe BallHOST
And Rachel married Guy Garvey Who we love from Elbow, and they've got a son, and there's just some really beautiful stories about Diana living with them in the, in the last couple years of her life.
Zoe BallHOST
And it is just wonderful.
Zoe BallHOST
It's a love letter from a daughter-
Steven WillisHOST
Now, it might have been updated, but the song, the premise, the whole thing was absolutely that.
Steven WillisHOST
And I was just like – it was like Elbow and my wife was like, oh, my gosh, they're doing it.
Steven WillisHOST
It's been 20 years, but they're doing that.
Steven WillisHOST
And then they did Korn's – what song is that, Blind? Blind.
Ruth EmeryHOST
so so important it's so true I think in this industry it's so kind of fast paced that something amazing will happen and then it's like right what's next okay we're focusing on the next thing and you kind of don't pause and take that moment to be like yeah This is actually amazing.
Ruth EmeryHOST
I remember when I was with Elbow and they won the Mercury Prize.
Ruth EmeryHOST
My favorite part of the evening was before the show started.
Ruth EmeryHOST
We were all in the dressing room and the band were taking 20 quid bets on who was going to win.
Ruth EmeryHOST
I think Pete, the bass player, said Elbow.
Ruth EmeryHOST
I didn't manage to say Elbow in time.
Ruth EmeryHOST
And so he ended up doing incredibly well that night.
Ruth EmeryHOST
I don't know how much money it was, but it was decent.
Karl ChandlerHOST
which is super weird way of doing it, but I kind of like it.
Karl ChandlerHOST
You know the band Elbow?
Oliver ClarkeGUEST
Yeah.
Karl ChandlerHOST
There's a cover band called Arse.
Chris MoylesHOST
It's, it is...
Chris MoylesHOST
It, it's Elbow-
AaronPANELIST
Yeah
Chris MoylesHOST
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