85: The NME in the 80s with Paul Duane
Episode description
Filmmaker Paul Duane joins Alan and guest co-host Andrea Cleary to talk about the NME in the 80s. We talk about how to find good music in pre-internet Ireland, political music writing, working class autodidacts, owning music vs streaming it, whether boxset rarities are ever worth it, and Paul’s current work with Bill Drummond. It’s a wide-ranging and it was a delight to record.
Follow Paul on Twitter @MrPaulDuane. His latest film, Best Before Death, will be showing on Friday 27th September at the IFI Documentary Festival.
Alan is @alan_maguire. He does standup sometimes but this is his main thing.
Andrea is @AndreaCleary_. She co-hosts the Nialler9 podcast and her music writing can be found at Nialler9, The Thin Air, Goldenplec, and other places too.
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