Episode 8

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24th Jul 2024

008: David Bowie - Hours (1999)

We take a closer look at David Bowie's 1999 album, Hours. Known for its connection to the computer game Omikron: The Nomad Soul and marking the end of Bowie's collaboration with Reeves Gabrels, Hours offers a unique snapshot of Bowie's transition from the more experimental sound of his mid-90's outputs, to the later more neo-classic Bowie sound. We’ll dissect each track, discussing the context and musical elements that make this album a distinctive, if understated, part of Bowie's extensive catalog. Join us for a track-by-track analysis as we explore the music and legacy of Hours. Whether you're a longtime Bowie fan or new to his work, this episode provides thoughtful insights into this often overlooked album. Tune in and let’s get into the music of David Bowie’s Hours.

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The Burning of the Midnight Amp
Dissecting music history one album at a time
Three Norwegian music enthusiasts delve into the rich tapestry of albums spanning genres and eras. Discover the stories behind the recordings, the artists who crafted them, and the tales their tracks tell.

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Frode Håvik Korneliussen

Meteorologist and music enthusiast from Norway.