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 The podcast for music fans who can't help but overthink by music fans who delight in doing so. Kit Power and James Murphy tackle the essential rock 'n' roll records in an act of critical appreciation. Sometimes joined by brilliant guests, this is We Learned More From a Three Minute Record. Get the drinks in, drop a quid in the jukebox, and join the world's best sticky floored pub's table.2025 Musique
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    • 15 - Live 1975-85 (1986) Part 3: This One's For Friendship

      15 - Live 1975-85 (1986) Part 3: This One's For Friendship
      Feb 3 2026

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      2 h et 34 min
    • 14 - Live 1975-85 (1986) Part 2: This Land...

      14 - Live 1975-85 (1986) Part 2: This Land...
      Jan 8 2026

      Part 2 of our epic journey through what might have been the last call for the E-Street Band.

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      2 h et 33 min
    • 13 - Live 1975-85 (1986) Part 1: With Andrew Matey

      13 - Live 1975-85 (1986) Part 1: With Andrew Matey
      Nov 6 2025

      Returning hero Andrew Matey joins your aul' muckers Kit 'n' James to tackle the first part of the huge (three CDs. Ten sides of vinyl. God only know how many 8 Tracks) boxset that's part greatest hits and part maniacal, spontaneous reinvention of a back catalogue that was already brimming with what Rolling Stone hailed as enjoying "an embarrassment of riches."

      The New York Times described this album was "an unprecedented event in popular recording" and "monumental." Drain Cover Spotters Monthly said "...[it's] not really in our remit, can you please stop calling us?" Find out what we thought by listening now.

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      2 h et 36 min
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