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Michael Jackson, Nick Drake, The Sex Pistols and Charli XCX all get a mention in this episode of the Needlepoint podcast - along with some lesser known names who've taken the hosts by fancy.

Music aficionados Paul Lester and Daryl Easlea delve into the world of collectible records, exploring the nuances of rarity, value, and the music industry. They discuss the importance of diverse voices in the record-collecting community, share insights from interviews with music legends, and reflect on personal music discoveries. The conversation also touches on the impact of AI in music publishing and the evolving trends in vinyl collecting, all while maintaining a light-hearted and engaging tone.

Find out which music legends will be gracing the pages of the latest edition of Record Collector Magazine.

Coming up:

• How rarity, value, and collectibility are distinct yet interconnected in the music world.
• Hear how diverse perspectives from various collectors enhance the understanding of record values.
• Interviews with music legends provide valuable insights into the industry.
• Find out how the impact of influential figures in the music industry shape artists' careers.

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Read the magazine: www.recordcollectormag.com

Check out the rare record database: www.rarerecordpriceguide.com

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David Gilmour is the face of this episode of Record Collector Magazine and this episode of Needlepoint - bringing you music analysis across the decades.

In their inimitable witty manner, music aficionados Paul Lester and Daryl Easlea delve into the latest issue featuring an exclusive interview with the British guitarist and singer/songwriter.

They explore the legacy of Pink Floyd, the musical landscape of 1979, and the rise of synth pop. The conversation also touches on underrated artists like Brian Adams and the influence of Bill Haley. The hosts discuss the cult following of The Cardiac and reflect on U2's early days. They conclude with a preview of upcoming features in Record Collector, including a focus on Dexys Midnight Runners and Kevin Rowland's new book.

Bryan Adams, Bill Haley and U2 all warrant a mention.

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In this episode of the Needlepoint podcast, hosts Paul Lester and Daryl Easlea delve into the rich tapestry of rock music, reflecting on the recent deaths of iconic artists Brian Wilson and Sly Stone. They discuss the impact of these losses on the music community and the significance of their legacies. The conversation shifts to the longevity of musical greatness, exploring which artists have sustained excellence over the years. The hosts also touch on the nature of genius in music, the evolving value of records, and the importance of lesser-known bands like Hatfield and the North and The Go-Betweens. They share personal experiences from recent musical events, emphasising the joy of discovering and celebrating music.

In a nutshell:

• Brian Wilson's death marks a significant moment in rock history.
• The impact of iconic artists can reshape magazine covers and content.
• The conversation about rock star deaths often leads to reflections on legacy.
• Musical genius can be a finite resource, but its remnants linger.
• Record collecting values can shift dramatically after an artist's passing.
• The Go-Betweens' music remains relevant and impactful today.
• The importance of lesser-known bands in the music narrative is often overlooked.
• The market for unofficial recordings continues to thrive.
• Musical experiences can create lasting memories and connections.
• The evolution of music genres reflects broader cultural shifts.

Find out more:

Watch the podcast on YouTube

Read the magazine: www.recordcollectormag.com

Check out the rare record database: www.rarerecordpriceguide.com

#musicexperts #musicanalysis
#music #rockstars #recordcollecting #Needlepointpodcast #musicalgenius #musichistory #soulmusic #punk #mowtown #records #musiccharts #musictrends