Primal Scream
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Nov 5, 2026
Harry TafoyaGUEST
I
Yasi SalekHOST
would also say Primal Scream was doing
speaker_2UNKNOWN
such cool shit.
Yasi SalekHOST
Totally.
Alan CrossHOST
Still one of my all-time favorite 10 out of 10 records.
Alan CrossHOST
When the Stone Roses weren't doing anything, he went on to play with Primal Scream, where his expertise took that band to a whole new level.
Alan CrossHOST
Unfortunately, Manny is no longer with us.
Alan CrossHOST
He died in November 2025 at the age of 63.
Mod MartyHOST
Settle down.
Mod MartyHOST
This one is wild because it is a cover of a Primal Scream song that came out in 1995.
Mod MartyHOST
And the only place this was ever played, and I mean the only place, is the end credits of Beetlejuice, the movie.
Mod MartyHOST
It is moving on up, the Primal Scream song, not the Curtis Mayfield song.
Mod MartyHOST
covered by Edwin Starr and not released in any way, just used in the end credits of Beetlejuice.
Mod MartyHOST
So talk about obscure.
Pennie BlackHOST
That's from his third studio album with the same name.
Pennie BlackHOST
Primal Scream, Loaded.
Pennie BlackHOST
Eden Burns, Cash Cash Cure the Pain, featuring Da Da Da and Kieran J. Callinan.
Pennie BlackHOST
And a new track from Factory Floor called Continuation.
David EastaughHOST
And that's kind of when it finishes, really.
David EastaughHOST
and also actually the other thing is the next wave of 16 to 18 year olds come along and they kind of want their soundtrack and it's like yes but these are old bands who've been going for five years look at them they're in their 30s so it's kind of interesting and Ecstasy came along in the UK and there was a lot of bands who got into that dance scene with the Stone Roses Happy Mondays Primal Scream and you know bands like Orb and 808 States so it was a bit of a change in in the musical landscape really
Matt DevineGUEST
Yeah, I wasn't tuned into any of that, the dance stuff.
Matt DevineGUEST
Yeah, that was off my radar.
SkinGUEST
We've got Ruthie on who's phenomenal.
SkinGUEST
Darren Rooney came from Primal Scream and, you know, Skak and I did a few songs and then Smoking Doe G-Daid and I did some back and back with her.
SkinGUEST
And it was just a really fun event.
SkinGUEST
It was a launch party for this new kind of thing.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
I can't say it's true The next.
Rob WalkerHOST
Following Fever Claw by Primal Scream, the first of the two tracks I have from you from the 1986 Janice Long session by them, you heard M by The Cure, a non-single track taken from their 1980 album 17 Seconds, which was requested by Dennis in Coventry.
Rob WalkerHOST
Our next request is for William Barlow, who has asked to hear Galapagos, a non-single track taken from the Smashing Pumpkins, Melancholy and the Infinite Sadness album.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
pretend we're still a child softly stolen under blanket skies and rescue me from And all that I believe I won't deny the pain I won't deny the change Should I fall from grace
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speaker_3UNKNOWN
Like a soul of the water's deep Here she comes again I don't need anyone to help me.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
Or not anyone at all Because my circle friends have left me And now I don't care at all Leave me alone Leave me alone Oh, she likes everyone And now she's been done And she's not anyone of separation of all that's meant for us in the dreams the lost that's hidden inside the world was there tonight I'll take care of her Leave me
Rob WalkerHOST
The second track from our 1986 Janice Long session by Primal Scream, Velocity Girl.
Rob WalkerHOST
The studio recording the track brought Primal Scream to the attention of indie types when it was featured on the NME C86 cassette and that version remains my favourite Primal Scream track to date.
Weldon Gardner-HunterHOST
So there, the, They were all from Edinburgh.
Weldon Gardner-HunterHOST
The Scottish scene had Jesus and Mary Chain, The Pastels, Primal Scream.
Weldon Gardner-HunterHOST
Me and my friends who were collecting records, we were getting some of that stuff, but we were mainly listening to the stuff you could get on major labels like The Primitives and We've Got a Fuzzbox and We're Gonna Use It.
Weldon Gardner-HunterHOST
But we were desperate for this sound.
Big CHOST
I don't know, around that era, something like
Neil FisherGUEST
Primal Scream? No, not Primal Scream.
Neil FisherGUEST
They're a Manchester band, one of that lot that came out.
Neil FisherGUEST
Happy Mondays?
Scott ManleyHOST
And now they're free to do whatever they want to do, to get loaded, have a good...
Scott ManleyHOST
No, wait, that's Primal Scream, right? Another Glasgow act, right? So yeah, this is like the next step down.
Scott ManleyHOST
The cost is typically half that of a CubeSat.
Scott ManleyHOST
Sure, the volume is one eighth, but the cost to actually get to space for a CubeSat is something about $60,000 if you do it privately.
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