I admit I don't entirely understand the format of this podcast. Some of the episodes are done by a 40 to 50 yr old & crew in Australia, others by a different and younger crew. Sticking to the older, Aussie crew, it's an outstanding show. Maybe the best music podcast I've heard. For those who don't understand why it takes 20 minutes or so to get to the music under consideration, you will when you get older. Or smarter.

If you like listening to records and talking about them, Love That Album is your show. Maurice and his guests pick an album or two (or a film) by and artist and talk about them openly and honestly. There ain't no music nerd trivia fest here. Super organic and just a joy to listen to. The Who Quadrophenia ep with Maurice and Zom is particularly superior! Good stuff!

I'm listening to the latest Springsteen episode and we're 45 mins in and we still haven't heard a word about the album. I don't know if other episodes are like this (this is my first one) but I can't believe all the yapping.

Maurice makes for a great host as he brings on special guests to discuss the albums they love. Walking the line between enthusiastic fan and knowledgable musician he exhibits the best traits of each, presenting commentary that is heartfelt yet informed. They discuss the album in general before going into it track by track. Even the tangents lead to more recommendations of great music with talk of similar or contrasting musical artists. A segment my Eric Reanimator and some shout outs close the show with even further recommendations. A must for any serious fan of music.

Getting better all the time. Only a few episodes in, and this podcast is already indispencible.

The thing that I love the most about LOVE THAT ALBUM is that it's not one of those stuck up critic podcasts. Critics are all fools, and have historically proven their sheer mis-understanding of all things good or worthwhile in art, film and music. What's great about Maurice and his guest co-host each week is that they really love music. You can hear it in their voices as they're speaking. It's always great to hear someone talk about something like they're talking about it with their soul speaking. That's what makes a podcast great, not some critic B.S. Someday, Maurice will do a show about Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music, and when he does that, I'll know that that's the day that it can't get any better. It's about time a show like this popped up. Do give it a listen, you'll be very pleased.