87: My 00s No1 Album - Mark Greaney from JJ72 picks () by Sigur Ros

<div>Our series of bonus podcasts continues with <strong>Mark Greaney </strong>from <strong>JJ72 </strong>picking his favourite album of the 00s.<br> <br> He goes with <strong>() </strong>by <strong>Sigur Ros</strong> - an album name hard to pronounce! Reflecting on the album, Mark discusses the power of music to transport us back to moments in time and we also debate the importance of understandable lyrics in music, with this LP sung in 'Hopelandic', a made up language. <br> <strong> </strong> <br> Sigur Ros of course had success with Hoppípolla from their follow-up album Takk... being used in a series of adverts and TV montages. While JJ72 songs were never used in quite that way, Mark tells us a funny story about a clip of Oxygen appearing on Sky Sports!<br> <strong>  </strong> <br> <strong>JJ72 fan? Share your memories of the bands with us:<br> <br> </strong>Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/TheBITBpod"><strong>@TheBITBpod<br> </strong></a>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/boysinthebandpod/"><strong>@boysinthebandpod<br> </strong></a>Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheBoysInTheBandPod/"><strong>The Boys In The Band Podcast<br> </strong></a>Or drop us an Email - <strong>boysinthebandpod@gmail.com</strong><br> <br> Written, presented and produced by <a href="https://twitter.com/psmithxi?lang=en"><strong>Peter Smith</strong></a><strong> </strong>and <a href="https://twitter.com/richgallagher84?lang=en-gb"><strong>Richard Gallagher<br> <br> </strong></a>Pod thumbnail design by <a href="https://twitter.com/dan_curtin_ksr?lang=en-gb"><strong>Daniel Curtin</strong></a><strong><br> <br> *Recorded on 13 April 2022*<br> <br> </strong><a href="http://aux.app/boysintheband"><strong>Musician? Producer? Podcaster? Become an AUX Beta tester - get 10GB storage FREE!</strong></a><strong><br> <br> </strong>If you are a musician, producer, fellow podcaster or anyone who deals with audio files on a regular basis you’ll know that it’s easy to get lost amongst all of the various demos and versions of a