At Folsom Prison vs Amazing Grace - Part 2

<p>This week it's the second part of our battle of the live albums, in which Kev guides us through Aretha Franklin's 1972 tour de force 'Amazing Grace'.&nbsp;</p> <p>As well as sharing our thoughts on the album we have a big old chat about why it took almost 50 years for the accompanying concert film to be released (aside: go and watch it; it's incredible), during which Tim mansplains the concept of clapper boards.</p> <p>Also in this week's show, we introduce <em>yet another </em>new feature to proceedings which leads us into some niche 90's football chat (sorry @QuicklyKevin...)</p> <p>In other titbits to look forward to:</p> <p>- Kev offers his unique take on why Rogers &amp; Hammerstein are better than Gilbert &amp; Sullivan (if you know, you know);&nbsp;</p> <p>- We explain why we will <strong>never </strong>review a 'Mumford &amp; Sons' album (spoiler: it's because we hate them);</p> <p>- Tim gets rather annoyed at one particular critic's review of this album; and</p> <p>- We deconstruct the end of the classic 1981 sports film and Sylvester Stallone vehicle 'Escape to Victory'.</p> <p>Oh yeah, and obviously we reveal which of our two classic live albums will emerge victorious from THE RING OF DEATH!</p> <p>This is ALBUM CLASH!</p>