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6. Saved by Bob Dylan
Ep. 6
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This week our grizzled panel set their unholy sights on Saved, by Bob Dylan, his 20th studio album, released in 1980 - the second (of three) from his born-again Christian period. Hallelujah
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5. 5. Tin Machine II by Tin Machine
35:48||Ep. 5This week our panel sink their teeth into Tin Machine II, the second and final studio album from David Bowie's early '90s attempt to make things less about him and more about a simpler, purer group of just four equal members, which just happened to include megastar David Bowie in its ranks.4. Rockstar by Dolly Parton
50:47|This week our wearily intrepid panel investigates ‘Rockstar’ by Dolly Parton, the country queen’s star-studded 2023 foray into all things rock 'n' roll.3. Kip Winger & Damian Gray - Get Jack
54:20|This week the panel turn their attention to ‘Get Jack’, a double-disc dramatic musical adaptation of the tale of Jack the Ripper, by Kip Winger and Damien Gray released in 2019.2. 2. Warlock - Burning the Witches
37:14||Ep. 2This week's Questionable Album is Burning the Witches the 1984 debut from German heavy metallers Warlock, fronted by iconic genre stalwart, Doro Pesch. It was Marcus's choice, so blame him if you don't like it.1. Humble Pie - Thunderbox
42:33|This week the Questionable Album Club turns its attention to 'Thunderbox', the seventh album from Brit blues rockers Humble Pie, an album generally perceived as another fateful step towards Steve Marriott's ultimate decline