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Episode 1: Introducing The Pod and 'The Cover Of A Magazine' I.04 Jan 202500:39:23

Welcome to the first episode of 'Litter On The Breeze'! A brand new podcast which will, in time, have come to detail all-things Suede. Today, you will:

  • Learn how this podcast came about and what it aims to achieve
  • Hear an intentionally VERY brief list of facts re the band
  • Find out what to expect in the next few episodes of the show
  • Begin to gather some ideas on what you would like to hear in future episodes of the podcast!


After Introducing the Pod,  proceedings proper begin with Rory taking a  stroll through the cover article on the group from the 20th February 1993 edition of NME - and pull out many talking points contained within! Also expect mentions of The Fall, Rage Against The Machine and Nirvana (oh, and The Jesus Lizard)

Show Notes:

  • This episode was pieced together from multiple recording sessions, hence the occasional uneven audio quality! 
  • Recording took place before the announcement of 'Steve Lamacq MBE'.
  • Still waiting for some 'A New Morning' positivity.


Audio Credits:

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Episode 2: Scaling The Skies - The 'Suede' Era17 Jan 202501:11:32

Litter On The Breeze returns with our first foray into an album and an era, and it just happens to be that of the debut LP 'Suede'! All 100,000 copies sold in its first week of it. Today we are joined by our first ever guest, and one who was fortunate enough to be there at the time (whilst I was still in the realms of 'No Limit', Lucy!  She was fortunate enough to be swept up in the whirlwind of SuedeMania at the time. We'll learn how she first came across the band, how she got on board, and the means by which the album was acquired on the very first day of release!

After that we take a detour-strewn trip around the album itself, picking out some of our favourite and our least favourite moments.

Show Notes:

  • As a future guest on these shows has since gleefully informed me, the Mercury Music Prize came about as a wheeze on the part of Mercury Communications, a former 'rival' to British Telecom. Unless it was a side hustle, then it is indeed highly unlikely they ever made any "stereo gear". Yes, I thought they had something to do with Technics or the like! My Alba CD Player and I never liked award shows anyway...
  • I claw back some goodwill here though: it was indeed Badly Drawn Boy who threw away the winner's cheque at the Mercury Music Prize bash. I was right! (That gag would have been funnier had 'You Were Right' been on the album in question...Maybe).  https://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/oct/31/gomez-ms-dynamite-m-people-mercury-prize-winnings
  • THAT 'Not The Nine OClock News' sketch. https://youtu.be/Xo6hdKsa6ls?si=Xqr9-_7g78PWANDI
  • The wonders of Zoom meant my microphone wasn't really picked up during the main bulk of the recording, so I had to rely on the trusty back-up. Perfectly audible, but if you notice a difference between the main show and the intro/outro, that'll be why!

Audio Credits:

'Animal Nitrate' (Live At The Brits 1993) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt_OA3aBR_E&ab_channel=4KSuede-Lives%26Rare
'So Young' (Later With Jools Holland 1993) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBzbGkZ4_6Y&ab_channel=Sam
Break music... - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZNWIRJCQW4&ab_channel=CherFanClub
'The Next Life' (Later With Jools Holland 1993) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfb7OzjOdaQ&ab_channel=SuedeHQ


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BONUS EPISODE - Suede: Live at FNAC, Paris - November 1993. LIVEWATCH03 Feb 202500:18:08

With a few minutes to spare in my podcast allowance for the month, here is a quick-hit bonus livewatch of Suede's acoustic performance at FNAC, Paris in November 1993.  So dig out your 2011 'Dog Man Star' 2 CD + 1 DVD set. Or... Youtube link here!   

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The 'Dog Man Star' era 1 - 'The Cover Of A Magazine, Select - October 1994'31 Jan 202500:47:44

Litter On The Breeze returns by paying its first visit to Suede in 1994. What could possibly go wrong? Today we flick through the pages of our first Music Monthly - namely the October 1994 edition of Select Magazine. After commemorating a poignant anniversary, I dive into an article in which Bernard What Used To Be In Suede gets discussed a lot...albeit not really by the band.   

Time is also found to talk about Sugar, Massive Attack and, on about four occasions, Manic Street Preachers....

Show Notes:

Brett on Stilts.



Audio Credits:

'Brett Anderson (Suede) 1994 Interview With Jools Holland'

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First Thoughts - Sci-fi Lullabies 207 Feb 202500:32:48

Emergency Podcast! Or something!


Sci-fi Lullabies 2 has been announced! On today's emergency podcast (nah, that'll never catch on), we run through the tracklist - and get some opinions from The Suede Fanbase!


Show Notes:


Audio Credits:





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Stay At Home Tonight: The 'Dog Man Star' era 214 Feb 202501:12:15

Litter On The Breeze returns by looking at all things surrounding a little Suede album by the name of 'Dog Man Star'. What possible source material could that ever give us? Today we are joined by another guest, and again it was someone who was in the thick of it during 1994 - and who rightly describes it as one of the very greatest years for music, Ben! We'll learn how he first came across the band, how he acquired certain copies of certain Suede records, and a chat about...er..Select's favourite albums of 1997!


After that we take the usual detour-strewn trip into parts of the album itself, picking out some of our favourite moments!


Show Notes:

  • As promised, a link to the fantastic The Insatiable Ones site. Welcome To Suedeworld indeed! 
  • Always a pleasure to hear a bit of a Bruno Brookes Top 40 countdown, is it not? One could never question his enthusiasm! Probably the first and last time you'll ever hear Gun on any podcast of mine, too...

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The 'Coming Up' Era: 'The Cover Of A Magazine' - Vox, August 199628 Feb 202500:55:24

Litter On The Breeze returns by paying its first visit  to Proper Pop Stars, Suede - 1996 edition! 


Today we flick through the pages of another music monthly - this time Vox Magazine from August 1996. I talk about Vox's output in general, before diving into the cover feature itself. Expect discussion about Suede's place within the music landscape of 1996, the (non)-relationship with at least one of their peers, and chip shops. Lots and lots of chip shops.


I then look at some of the albums reviewed in this month's edition of the magazine to help get a sense of the world 'Coming Up' would be released into, allowing me to wax lyrical about the likes of Placebo, Metallica, Electronic, Beck, Screaming Trees, Shampoo...And Many More...


Show Notes:



Audio Credits:

SUEDE - Starcrazy (Live at "The Roundhouse", London, UK, 15.12.1996)


Dad's Army S06 E01 The Deadly Attachment


Gazpacho Soup - Red Dwarf Clip ('Me2') 

Suede - Planet Rock Profiles 1996

Suede- Fresh Pop Interview 1997

Suede -  Picnic By The Motorway. Live in Munich 1997 Part7

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Select Magazine - April 1993. With Andrew Harrison21 Mar 202500:54:05

Litter On The Breeze returns with an episode I always hoped I'd get to do at some point, but never imagined it would be this soon. Yes, I am talking to Politics Podcaster, music magazine editor and all-round chap Mr Andrew Harrison. Yes, that Andrew Harrison! In the course of today's episode we discover how he became the editor of Select Magazine and what his aims were for the publication, and then look closely at the in/famous front cover of Brett Anderson superimposed in front of a Union Jack, complete with the words 'Yanks Go Home!'. We find out where the idea came from, how it was all put together, and of course the wave of reaction it caused and still continues to cause!  


I hope you all enjoy listening to this one as much as I did recording it ; very much a bucket list item (if people still say that!).


Show Notes:


The invaluable Select Magazine Scans page. Most of the editions themselves are incomplete, but everything you need re April 1993 at least is there.

"70 quid", indeed...!!!

Here's Pet Shop Boys' version of 'The Dark End Of The Street', as mentioned by Andrew. 


Audio Credits:


Crack In The Union Jack Live At The Astoria 1999

Black Or Blue Live (Dog Man Star 20th Anniversary)






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Whatever Makes You Happy: The 'Coming Up' Era 217 Mar 202501:14:13

Litter On The Breeze returns by looking out of the window and taking in some of the sights, sounds, and oh yes, smells of Suede's 'Coming Up' album! Today we are joined by another Person Who Was There In The Nineties in the form of Cllr Richard Lawley , with whom I have been known to attend the odd Suede gig  - as you will hear about! In addition, we discuss how he got into the band, how they compared with other acts who happened to be around at the time, and a story about a purchase that he would come to regret..! 


After that we take the usual detour-strewn trip into parts of the album itself, picking out some of our favourite moments!


And stay tuned to the end of the episode for some news on the future of the podcast, both short and long term (Don't worry - it's staying!)


Show Notes:

   

  • 'Beautiful Ones' was indeed on 'Shine 7'. Track Two, in fact. Track One? Only bloody 'Flying'!!
  • That 'Anthems' album thing is long lost from my collection, but i recently re-discovered that back in 1999,I recorded some tracks from it onto the second side of a C90. 'Trash' wasn't one of them!. ('No Code' by Pearl Jam was on Side One, for those keeping score)
  • Yes, still a dream guest...


Audio Credits:

Beautiful Ones - Live on 'TFI Friday' 1996

Saturday Night - Live On 'Later With Jools Holland' 1996

By The Sea - Cardiff Castle 5/7/24



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The Insatiable Ones28 Mar 202500:45:49

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, stories and the fans of Suede -  returns for a chat with someone who knows a thing or two about all of those, for she oversees a community which very much encompasses all of them! Yes, today we are talking to Samantha Hand from The Insatiable Ones.  We learn how Sam first got into Suede, how she got back into Suede, where and how The Insatiable Ones first came about and what it has in store for the future!


There might even be the odd semi-exclusive contained within the recording as well.... Eyes Emoji


Show Notes:



Audio Credits


My Insatiable One - Live on Later With Jools Holland (yes, again!) - 1993

Sam - Live At The Forum - 1997


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Suede, The US And Us with John Hunter04 Apr 202501:11:32

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, stories and the fans of Suede returns for a chat with R.E.M biographer and thoroughly good fellow John Hunter. We discuss how important the British Music Press was for a US fan of UK Indie in the late 80s and early 90s, how he discovered Suede and the lengths he went to get hold of their first singles, and many other things besides. We also find time to discuss The Smiths, The Jam and...er..Wonky Alice.


Show Notes:

John's book 'Maps and Legends: The Story of R.E.M.'

John in conversation about the book on the 'What Is Music' podcast

The Ivor Cutler whatever-it-is that I drop in comes from a John Peel Session. One of its air-dates? The evening of April 8th 1994.  Exactly what listeners would have needed at that time, no doubt......(Thinking Emoji)


Audio Credits:

Suede, Interview on US telly for a Dog Man Star special, 1995

Lush. Live at the Dome 1991, Sweetness and Light

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A sense of place and politics - with Hannah Fearn11 Apr 202500:52:03

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, stories and the fans of Suede -  returns for a chat with none other than the current IBP Journalism Housing and Residential Property Journalist Of The Year, Hannah Fearn!  We talk about:

  • Getting in, getting out, and then getting really back in with our band 
  • How her own upbringing seems to be reflected in many of Suede's lyrics
  • Whether or not we are right to apply 2025 present-mindedness to Bxxxpop, 
  • If the band are more 'political' than it first might appear, and plenty of other things besides!

Show Notes:

  • Claire Gorham and Rachel Williams were of course also presenters of 'The Girlie Show'!
  • Namechecking Steps outside of a Manic Street Preachers (or Belle and Sebastian) podcast has to be worth something...!
  • (Apologies for the slight 'earthiness' of the audio at times - combination of ropey wi-fi and the back-up audio!)



Audio Credits:

For The Strangers, Live @ Birmingham, 2021

'The Girlie Show' promo - 1996.

All-American Rejects - Swing, Swing (Live on HardRock)



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The 'Head Music' Era - Suede in 199902 May 202502:00:20

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of Suede - returns with our longest ever episode!  Thanks to the extra time made available by amending the podcast plan with our friendly hosts Buzzsprout, we have been able to give you two shows in one today - all focused on the Head Music -era and where the band were in 1999! 


In the first half of the programme, you will hear me in conversation with my friend Jesper - where topics such as Suede's continued popularity in Europe and Is 'Elephant Man' Good? come up, in addition to looking at the singles from the album plus some other stuff besides!


After that, the ever-popular 'The Cover Of A Magazine' feature  returns, as I rifle through the pages of Melody Maker dated 3/4/99 to look at two Suede articles at what they tell us about the band at the time. This of course includes a personal story about buying a MiniDisc Player... Also, there's time to talk a bit about Echo & The Bunnymen, Orbital, dEUS and...umm..Stereophonics!


Show Notes:


Audio Credits:

Suede - Interview + Indian Strings (Live at Asylum Studios, 1999)


Suede MTV Studios, London -VH1 1999 (NB - I was a regular VH1 viewer around this time. Always enjoyed Pip Dann's interviews)


Suede - He's Gone. Live AT The Astoria 1999.


Suede documentary - 1999




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In Search Of... Suede - with Lily Moayeri25 Apr 202500:51:02

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, stories and the fans of Suede - returns for a chat with none other than Billboard, SPIN, LA Times and many other places writer, Lily Moayeri! We talk about how her career in music journalism began, her predilection for British bands which itself comes from a very moving back story, the efforts she went through to talk to Suede for the first time and her many dealings with the band since!


Show Notes:

Audio Credits:


Suede  - This Hollywood Life - live Hollywood Palladium - November 10 2022

Had to be done.


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FAQs and As!17 Apr 202500:39:59

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, stories, and fans of the band Suede - returns with an episode where the latter ask me about the former two! Yes, I open up the mailbag - today to tackle some of the more common questions I have been asked since starting the podcast. Dream Guests, Greatest Live Performances, The Usual Manic Street Preachers and Cast References, plus a dreaded ALBUM RANKING. *ducks*


Audio Credits:

Suede - Lost In Tv (Live at The Royal Festival Hall 2002). 

M People - Itchycoo Park - Euro '96 Extravaganza'  at Old Trafford  Manchester on 29th June 1996. (Sorry)

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It Took A While - Suede Live at Glastonbury, 200316 May 202501:06:51

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of Suede - returns with a livewatch of the band's performance at Glastonbury 2003. We are definitely not just here for the finer things in life!  You don't have to watch along with me to enjoy the programme, but if you wish to do so then a YT link is here

The 63 minute performance also allows us time to catch up and talk about everything that has been happening in Suedeworld 2025 over the last couple of weeks. We're all going to be busy!


Show Notes:

Okay, maybe the BBC were doing us a favour re Axl's mic after all..


Audio Credits:

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First Thoughts: 'Disintegrate' by Suede, 'Antidepressants' by Suede, South Bank Residency by Suede!21 May 202500:48:32

Not even five months in and already we have to get out the EMERGENCY PODCAST siren again at LOTB towers! I am joined by Sam from the Insatiable Ones to talk about all the BIG SUEDE NEWS that has emerged over the last few days - we give our thoughts on the brand new single 'Disintegrate', our predictions on the new album 'Antidepressants' (out on 5/9/25, remember!), and talk about the South Bank residency the band will embark on in September.  Phew


This is what I signed up for..!



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The art of making 'Silhouettes' and covering Suede30 May 202501:20:02

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of Suede - returns with an episode in which the music of Suede provides the template for fans to tell their own stories! Today we are joined by Mylle Fournier and James Youngjohns, creators of the magnificent 2021 release 'Silhouettes', in which six Suede songs are re-imagined to wonderful effect.  We hear about how the idea to make the record came about, the song selection process, and the ease (or otherwise!) of putting the whole thing together remotely. Plus plenty more Suede stories!

We recommend listening to the record before diving into this podcast, and it can be found in full, for streaming or free download, right here


Show Notes:

Here's 'Fell In Love'  by our friend Mark Fernyhough, with Mylle on harp!


Audio Credits: 

Suede. 'So Young' live in Vancouver, November 2022.

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Definitely not The London Suede - with Ned Raggett06 Jun 202501:17:52

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of Suede - returns with an episode in which we make another journey Across The Pond, on this occasion to spend time with the writer, thinker and all-round great guy Ned Raggett.  We hear about how he became a Suede fan in the States, the things he had to do to be able to remain a Suede fan in the States, some of his dealings with the band, and helps us pose a question that only you can answer!

(The podcast begins with me giving my views on Suede being on the bill at Radio 2 In The Park, should that mean anything to you!)


Show Notes:

Here's the 2013 Quietus article where a lot of the stories in this episode come from. 

Some more on the KROQ Weenie Roast. Although not how it got its name  - thankfully.

Oh Thom. (From MTV Beach House . "Beach Blast" being a WCW Pay-Per-View Event...)


Audio Credits:

Def Leppard - Animal - (In The Round In Your Face) (HD/1080p) (Today's 'had to be done' entry

Suede - Metal Mickey Live @ Jay Leno Show

Suede - Attitude. Live in Scotland



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More Questions and Answers....and more new Suede material! 'Trance State' quick thoughts.13 Jun 202500:46:35

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories, and the fans of Suede - returns with a second helping of questions from you and answers from me!


We tackle what a follow-up to 'Dog Man Star' could have sounded like, the band and film scores, image, Patchwork, and more! I also vote in a Suede Best Song Ever poll in Real Time!


And then, just a few hours after recording and editing was complete...a new Suede song called 'Trance State' came along -about which you can hear some quick-hit thoughts from me(complete with very-unproduced and raw audio!)


Show Notes:

Audio Credits:

Mick Jagger - Memo From Turner [HD]

Belinda Carlisle - Circle In The Sand



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Knowing Suede and Liking Suede - with David Barnett27 Jun 202501:44:10

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with a lengthy discussion with the one and only David Barnett! Yes, he of the 'Love and Poison' book, the band's inner circle for many years, and all round chap.


The discussion takes in diaries, The Chart Show, and whether or not certain handclaps are audible...

The very topics that all good chats cover!


Show Notes:

Here's the relevant 'The Chart Show' Indie Chart from May 1992. This should provide quite the Proustian Rush for many of you!

The recent interview about 'Dog Man Star


Audio Credits:



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On The Road and 'An Illustrated A-Z Of Suede Lyrics' with Rachel Apps04 Jul 202501:19:19

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of Suede - returns with a second show in the space of one hour! 

We are honoured and privileged to welcome Rachel Apps to the podcast. You will hear her talk about her own story of (and stories about!) the band from 1993-the present day, learn about her wonderful new book 'An Illustrated A-Z Of Suede Lyrics', and find time for discussions about penpals, Walkmans, and Longpigs!

For more information on the book and how you can purchase a copy, as ever The Insatiable Ones have got you covered - LINK


Show Notes:

Audio Credits:


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'The Cover Of A Magazine' - Melody Maker, 30th January 199304 Jul 202500:50:45

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with the first of two episodes released today!



In this episode we get our fingers dirty by leafing through an edition of Melody Maker from January 1993, where Brett (and of course it is only Brett) battles for space with four other musicians! We discuss how and where Suede stood alongside other bands at the time, play along with the A-Z of Brett Anderson contained within the article, run through all five tracks on the 'Five Alive' cassette, plus find time to mention Guns n' Roses, Nirvana and...er...Ween.



Show Notes:


Audio Credits:

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BONUS EPISODE - Giving You 'More': A Pulp Special11 Jul 202502:10:26

For one week and one week only, we take a break from our usual Suede-related programming* to chat about a band you may have heard of by the name of Pulp! Bonus episodes are a thing that I want to keep to an absolute minimum as we all know who we're here for** , but given the deserved plaudits foisted upon them for 'More' and their current tour, I had to make some time to give them some shine! Joined today by a "Pulp Phd" holder, we chat about first getting in to Pulp, their live work, The 1996 Brit Awards (Of Course), plus plenty of other stuff! After that, we then go track by track through their latest album 'More'!


Show Notes:

  • *Well, apart from the first ten minutes where I mention their Mojo front cover and CD!
  • ** This doesn't mean that I'll be doing a bonus episode on James any time soon.  Although it probably should.....
  • [Placeholder for links when the podcasts Kate appears on become available!]

Audio Credits:

Jarvis Cocker Interview, 1995 Yes, it's Jools Holland again, sorry. I did at least cut the usual "so how did you guys get started?" bit

Liam Gallagher Meets Jeremy Vine (1995) - BBC Newsnight

Pulp This Is Hardcore (Reading 2000). To think I stayed in my tent when THIS was going on.

Pulp- Tina,Live @ The 02 Arena, London, UK. 14 June 2025

Pulp - My Sex

Jarvis Cocker. Angela live at Glastonbury 2009

Manilow vs Trotter - One Voice

Arctic Monkeys - Red Light Indicates Doors Are Secured (live)

Pulp - Common People (live at Glastonbury 1995)





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Our Mojo Is Working! September 2025 Suede Article & 'Outsiders' CD Discussed25 Jul 202501:05:00

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of Suede - returns to talk about Suede's first magazine front cover in A Very Long Time! As you would expect for such a momentous occasion, today I am joined by Sam from The Insatiable Ones  - and you will hear us discuss how the band come across in the article and what it says about where they are in 2025, their song-writing process and most importantly of all TEAGATE.


We then look at the cover-mounted CD 'Outsiders and give our thoughts on most of the tracks contained within, including brand spanking newie 'Criminal Ways'! With diversions into Shine compilations and tribute albums.

 Plus more TEAGATE..


Show Notes:

  • The magazine itself should still be available for another two weeks or so as this episode goes out - do definitely try and acquire a copy if you haven't already. The writing from Keith Cameron and Victoria Segal is first-class. Editor John Mulvey's cover piece on Brian Wilson is an essential read too.
  • Here's the incredible version of 'Down By the Seaside' by Robert Plant and Tori Amos from the Led Zeppelin tribute album 'Encomium', that you will hear me mention. You definitely couldn't call it 'phoned in'!
  • Stay tuned for merch...

Audio Credits:




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The International Language Of Suede-ing with Cila Warncke18 Jul 202500:48:29

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of Suede - returns to chat with Cila Warncke! We talk about her career in music journalism, before getting into a chat about a band you might have heard of! We talk about the band's use of language, how Brett's lyrics have evolved over time, plus the usual Many More Besides!


Show Notes:

  • Cila's page, 'Between The Lines'
  • Penny Black Music page doesn't seem to be working at time of typing, but Cila's Suede piece can be found above!


Audio Credits:




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A very special message from a very special Brett*, 'Dancing With The Europeans' track & video shoot, Radio 2 Maida Vale Session and MUCH MORE01 Aug 202501:00:25

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the bands Suede - returns with an episode crammed to the very gills with the latest on what has been happening with the band, as we begin the final push to 'Antidepressants'!

Sam from The Insatiable Ones is with us to discuss how the now-famous video shoot for 'Dancing With The Europeans' came about, our initial thoughts on the song itself, their recent appearance on Jo Whiley's Radio 2 programme and....SOME VERY EXCITING NEWS. NOT TO BE MISSED! "Oh go on then!"


Show Notes:


Audio Credits:


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Suede TV Appearances 1992-1994. (Part One)08 Aug 202501:08:30

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with the first of two episodes where we look at some Suede Tv Appearances from between 1992 and 1994! Expect extra chat about 'Tugs', ads, gigs, and "interesting use of microphones"!


Show Notes:

  • Watch along here! Great work, uploader David Newman!
  • The Brett quote I talk over during the livewatch gets placed right at the very beginning of the programme. Wouldn't want to miss it!
  • This one was indeed a nightmare to record...If It Could Go Wrong, It Went Wrong, both in and out my 'studio'! Hopefully it all hangs together nicely for you all

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'Antidepressants' - First Thoughts!05 Sep 202500:23:04

Suede have a new album out today and it is called 'Antidepressants' and this is what I think about it after two listens!

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'Antidepressants' - The Final Preview!03 Sep 202500:31:13

Litter On the Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with the last wrap-up before all hell breaks loose on Friday! We look at some published reviews of 'Antidepressants' and ask what they tell us, dip into some recent interviews and articles on the band, and chat about recent and forthcoming gigs! See you on Friday for "'Antidepressants' - First Thoughts!"


Show Notes:



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Suede TV Appearances 1992-1994. (Part Two)26 Aug 202500:30:17

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns (at last!) with the second of two episodes where we look at some Suede TV appearances between 1992 and 1994! Expect extra chat about MTV, foam parties and...er..Chaka Demus And Pliers!


Show Notes:

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'Antidepressants' - Your thoughts!10 Sep 202500:39:18

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with some  more thoughts on this little ol' new album type thing. We read out comments from our lovely listeners and unveil a range of opinions, plus work our way through - oh yes- the recent Radio 2 In the Park performance!


Show Notes:

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Suede, Identity and Sexuality - with Luke Turner17 Oct 202501:08:42

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with another fantastic guest in the form of The Quietus' Luke Turner! We discuss how he first came across the band, how he was inspired to write about them, his appearance on a Suede recording and much more besides!


Show Notes:

Audio Credits:

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'Antidepressants' - Southbank Centre Takeover takes over!03 Oct 202501:09:37

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with an episode dedicated to discussing the recent Southbank Takeover! Sam was front-and-centre for the whole thing, and she joins me to chat about the Clore Ballroom show, the two Royal Festival Hall appearances (I was there! For one...), the Purcell Hall Un-Amplifed performance and the Paraorchestra collaboration!


Show Notes

All Of The Five Setlists. Wow.


Audio Credits

Attlee Lays Foundation Stone (1949)

'Antidepressants', 'This Time' and 'Beautiful Ones' from Royal Festival Hall. 13/9/25. Apply within (actually don't, as what you hear here is the extent of my collection!).



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BONUS EPISODE - Southbank Centre Takeover Audio Diary 13/9/2518 Oct 202500:35:31

Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories and the fans of the band Suede - returns with a special bonus episode in which my phone microphone and I bring you some of the ambience from Suede's performance at the Royal Festival Hall on the 13th September! You'll hear my on-the-ground predictions, some chats with former guests (plus a one-word appearance from a listener...but what a one word!), plus a live wrap-up of proceedings at the end.


NB - as you might expect, the audio is a bit earthy at times - so if it takes you a while to get through, it's entirely understandable! 1 Million Watts Of Podcast Power will return next week!


Audio Credits:

'Antidepressants', 'Trash', 'This Time' and 'Beautiful Ones' from Royal Festival Hall. 13/9/25. As recorded there and then! 





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