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Nick Cave

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Sep 16, 2026

Sean McPhersonGUEST
10:11
Gorman.
Steve GormanHOST
10:13
Nick Cave.
Sean McPhersonGUEST
10:14
Nick Cave is correct.
Steve GormanHOST
10:15
And the Bad Seeds.
Sean McPhersonGUEST
10:15
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
RyderHOST
10:17
Yeah.
Steve GormanHOST
10:17
Never would've.
SebboHOST
30:16
Um, 'cause otherwise the music was pretty subtle.
SebboHOST
30:18
It was like Nick Cave-y.
SebboHOST
30:19
I think Nick Cave did it.
ToblerHOST
30:20
Nick Cave did it.
SebboHOST
30:20
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
ToblerHOST
30:21
Yeah, I think he composed it.
Rosie WaltonHOST
14:51
Mineral drummers Rob Hurst bequeathed his beloved drum kit, so that's there as well.
Rosie WaltonHOST
14:55
And there's a journal of Nick Cave's writings and musings.
Rosie WaltonHOST
14:57
So that is on until May.
Rosie WaltonHOST
14:58
I'll go
DaveHOST
44:31
... from that, I, I have no idea.
DaveHOST
44:33
Oh, written by Nick Cave.
ChrisHOST
44:35
All right.
ChrisHOST
44:35
Interesting, Dave.
Tom OsmanHOST
8:21
You know, I...
Tom OsmanHOST
8:23
Um, to take an example, Nick Cave, I love Nick Cave and I grew up listening to a lot of Nick Cave.
Tom OsmanHOST
8:28
And I think when he started to transition, I mean, it's kind of unfair to sort of put it in really simple terms, but he, in the sort of the, the late nineties, I think he made, or maybe even before that, he started to transition in different ways, maybe into a sort of like mellower in a way sound.
Tom OsmanHOST
8:45
And I think I wasn't necessarily at that age to appreciate that transition, um, Whereas I think with Steve Austin, even with the stuff with Today's the Day, like I've seen some people say like, oh, you know, they want the more extreme stuff like back in the middle of the late 90s.
Brandon FlowersGUEST
28:00
And, and a- a- and, and, and, and he'd heard...
Brandon FlowersGUEST
28:02
And, you know, you knew about Nick Cave's stuff like that.
Brandon FlowersGUEST
28:05
It, it's kind of those two things came together on, on songs like "Jenny Was a Friend of Mine."
Bruce HeadlamHOST
28:09
How much of, how much of that in country music were you, were you drawn to?
Mike DeFabioHOST
28:10
[laughs] Thank you.
Mike DeFabioHOST
28:12
The Big Hurt went on to be covered by Scott Walker, Nick Cave, Wes Montgomery, Bobby Hutcherson, Del Shannon, and others, and they proved that it's still a good song apart from its production.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:25
Now it begins.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:29
Now that you're gone.
Juliet HarrisHOST
6:15
The same with QPR.
Juliet HarrisHOST
6:16
For every Nick Cave we have, we also unfortunately have a Jamie Oliver.
Juliet HarrisHOST
6:21
So, you know, it's a bit here and a bit there.
Juliet HarrisHOST
6:24
Although I did learn today that Andrew Ridgely is a QPR fan, apparently, which I'm delighted by.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:45
No, no, no.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:47
Into My Arms by Nick Cave.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:49
One of the greatest songs of all time.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:54
One of the greatest artists of all time.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:45
No, no, no.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:47
Into My Arms by Nick Cave.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:49
One of the greatest songs of all time.
Gavin RossdaleGUEST
19:54
One of the greatest artists of all time.

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