In this episode of Chatting Tracks, Robbie and Andy take a deep dive into David Bowie’s 1971 album Hunky Dory—one of the most talked-about and debated records in rock history.

Is Hunky Dory David Bowie’s greatest album, or is it overrated compared to his later classics? We break down the songwriting, lyrics, themes, and cultural impact behind iconic tracks like Changes, Life on Mars?, and Oh! You Pretty Things, and Queen Bitch.

From Bowie’s shift toward glam rock to the album’s influence on future artists, this episode explores why Hunky Dory still matters today and where it truly ranks in Bowie’s legendary discography. Whether you’re a lifelong Bowie fan or discovering the album for the first time, this is a must-listen conversation about one of music’s most fascinating turning points.

🎧 New episodes weekly on Chatting Tracks—where we talk albums that shaped music history.

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In this episode, we dive deep into The Beatles’ groundbreaking album Rubber Soul and explore how its innovative sound, bold songwriting, and studio experimentation reshaped modern music forever. From genre-blending creativity to cultural impact, we break down why Rubber Soul is often seen as the turning point between early pop and the birth of true album artistry.

Discover how tracks from the B-Side—including their harmonies, lyrical evolution, and sonic risks—set the stage for everything that followed in rock, folk, psychedelia, and even today’s singer-songwriter scene. Whether you’re a lifelong Beatles fan or new to their catalogue, this episode uncovers the music history, hidden influences, and creative breakthroughs that still echo through the industry.

🎧 Tune in to find out how Rubber Soul forever transformed the sound—and soul—of modern music.

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In this episode, we sit down with Kane Hibid, the photographer behind a breathtaking guitar photography exhibition that brings iconic instruments to life. Kane shares his journey from shooting live gigs with a point-and-shoot camera to becoming a full-time music photographer trusted by legendary artists.

We talk about how passion turned into a profession, the meticulous process behind photographing guitars at full scale, and the stories hidden within instruments played by musicians like Brian May and Paul McCartney. Kane also offers honest advice for aspiring photographers looking to build a career through community, creativity, and persistence.

A must-listen for music lovers, photographers, and anyone curious about the powerful intersection of art and music. 🎸📸

Kane's Website: https://www.theartofcapture.com/

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