S6E273 - The Damned 'Strawberries' with Mark Williams

<p>Birmingham UK drummer <strong>Mark Williams</strong> (The Jacobites) joins us this week to discuss '<strong>Strawberries</strong>', the fifth studio album - and final one featuring their classic late-70s line-up of Vanian, Sensible, Gray and Scabies - by British punk Gods <strong>The Damned</strong>. It's a fantastic album by one of Rob's all-time favorite bands, so expect some mild gushing ahead...</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night</em> - The Damned (Live at Woolwich Coronet, 1985); <em>Don't You Ever Leave Me</em> - The Jacobites; <em>Happy Talk, Wot</em> - Captain Sensible; <em>I Advance Masked</em> - Andy Summers and Robert Fripp; <em>Fun Factory, Ignite</em> - The Damned; <em>Genetix</em> - The Stranglers; <em>Generals, Stranger On The Town, Dozen Girls, The Dog, Gun Fury (of Riot Forces), Pleasure And The Pain, Life Goes On</em> - The Damned; <em>Come As You Are</em> - Nirvana; <em>Eighties</em> - Killing Joke; <em>Bad Time For Bonzo</em> - The Damned; <em>We've Got A Bigger Problem Now</em> - Dead Kennedys; <em>Bonzo Goes To Bitburg</em> - Ramones; <em>Disco Man, Citadel, Billy Bad Breaks, Under The Floor Again, Don't Bother M</em>e - The Damned; <em>Crossroads Theme</em> - Tony Hatch; <em>Life Goes On</em> - Young Fresh Fellows</p>