Ep. 117 - A Year in Review: The Music and Magic of 1972

Ready to go on a musical voyage back to 1972?  Scott, Mark and Lou are your guides on this journey through the sounds of a remarkable year. Join us as we reminisce about the legendary albums that set the tone for the year - from Led Zeppelin 4 to Tapestry and everything in between. We don't stop there; we explore how generational differences shape our appreciation for these timeless classics. And, for a fun twist, we bring in a dash of humor with Cheech and Chong skits, and discuss how the hit show Supernatural is a masterclass in mixing and deviating from storylines.

As we navigate the diverse soundscape of 1972, we dive into the events that shaped the music world then. Elvis Presley Boulevard, Pink Floyd's Dockside of the Moon, a jam session with Chuck Berry and Keith Richards, and the debut of Paul McCartney's new band, Wings, all feature in our nostalgic tour. Beyond the music, we also tip our hats to the 1972 cinema world, with peculiar gems like Vampire Circus and Dr. Phibes Rides Again, and iconic Westerns like The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. 

The trip down memory lane doesn't stop there. We reflect on some of the standout albums of the year, from the brooding Black Sabbath's Volume 4 to the introspective musings of Cat Stevens' Teaser and the Fire Cat. We recall the electrifying performances of legends like Miles Davis and Mick Jagger, and the controversies thrown up by the Electric Light Orchestra's live debut. Plus, we pay homage to some of 1972's biggest hits, such as 'Dr. My Eyes' by Jackson Browne and 'I Hear You Knocking' by Dave Edmunds. So, buckle up and get ready to soak up the incredible music of 1972 with us!