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We Defend the Worst Album of All Time and Unravel the Alchemy of Artistic Collaboration
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We Defend the Worst Album of All Time and Unravel the Alchemy of Artistic Collaboration

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Descripción de We Defend the Worst Album of All Time and Unravel the Alchemy of Artistic Collaboration

We bravely tackle what some have called 'the worst album of all time' and leap to its defense.  Perhaps not for the reasons you may expect!  
In 2011 two colossal icons of rock spent time jamming together.  Birthed from these sessions was Lulu: an album by Metallica and Lou Reed.  Pitchfork called it 'especially repellent', NME called it 'baffling' and 'gruelling' yet David Bowie called it 'a masterpiece'.
At the core of this episode is a chat about the merits and necessity of artistic collaboration even when the result is divisive at best!
Collaboration is more important than just shifting units and gaining streams from a fresh fanbase.
There's much more at play here.... and we discuss both the great, and the not so great collaborations.  We delve into why all collaborations are potentially useful in the broad spectrum of music appreciation.   It's compelling stuff! 
Please.... subject yourself to as much Lulu as you can handle prior to listening to this episode.  Leon's reaction to the album is worth the price of admission alone!
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