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A daft podcast where two mates take a look at the greatest soundtracks the world has to offer. Movies, TV shows, video games and all manner of audio silliness.All content: https://linktr.ee/sssmpodcastAll enquiries: silverscreensoundmachine@gmail.com
Unknown Host hosts Silver Screen Sound Machine, a comedy show with 28 episodes published.
Second Screen Sound Machine: S1E4 - The Sopranos Season 1 OST "Those goddamn ducks..." This week Dave and Tom are diving head-first into the gabagool-filled jukebox that is The Sopranos Season 1 soundtrack. From the icon
‘’I’ll get a Wimpy’’ In this spine-tingling, synth-dripping episode, Dave and Tom bravely descend into the dangerously underfunded corridors of Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace, where the beats are as haunted as the hospital a
“Thundercats, Thundercats, Thundercats….HOOOOOO!!!” Dust off your VHS tapes and prepare for a nostalgia overload! In this episode, the boys dive headfirst into the gloriously over-the-top world of 1980s cartoon theme tun
Another Christmas missave from the glazed ham to all of our listeners. Have a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and have a top New Year. Much love, The SSSM Team - Dave, Tom & Our Brian The music used in this episode
SNAAAAAAAAAKEEEE!! The very first episode of our off-season' spin-off, Second Screen Sound Machine: "METAL GEAR SOLID" - OST (1998 From the PlayStation 1 videogame) This was a lot of fun, and very much a 'love-letter' to
"I've not had chance to fart today..." Well, there you have it folks. We've come to the end of our second season, and 10 episodes that are quite the rollercoaster ride. In this final episode of the season, the lads (and
“Zed's dead, baby. Zed’s dead.” In this, the SEASON TWO FINALE - the lads open the briefcase of cool and let that golden glow of 1990s swagger blind them, as they tackle the beast that is the Pulp Fiction soundtrack…aka
“I’m the welcome wagon, it’s nice to meet’cha, friend!” Hadouken your ears! The lads are back (joined by good pal, and all-round Street Fighter connoisseur James “Jimmy” Bennett) and they’re all diving fist-first into th
‘’LIP MY STOCKINGS!’’ In this episode, Dave and Tom dive into the hazy, dreamy world of Lost in Translation — the 2003 Sofia Coppola film where Bill Murray whispers things, Scarlett Johansson wears wigs and stares at cit
"Gentleman, let us broaden our minds... Lawrence!" In this bat-tastic episode, the boys dive utility-belt first into the purple-tinted fever dream that is Prince's 1989 Batman soundtrack—the musical oddity that asked, Wh
S2 E6 • Carlito’s Way (1993) "He's got a good future if he can live past next week." In this episode, Dave and Tom are joined by their good pal, and hotshot editor from “The Media” - Jake Whiston, together they will be d
‘’You wouldn't hit a man with no trousers on, would you!?’’ Buckle up, because this episode is all about the 1969 classic The Italian Job…or more specifically, its iconic, funky, and slightly unhinged soundtrack. The lad
"We can't hold out forever, Kup… but we can give them one humongous repair bill!" In this episode, the lads dive, nay glide into the most metal soundtrack of all time—literally. The Transformers: The Movie (1986) OST is
"So what's new?" "Nowt you little divvy, that's the whole point!" In this episode, the lads are lacing up their dance shoes, popping some talc on the floor, and jumping into the stomping, floor-filling soundtrack of Soul
S2 E2 • The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004) “I've never seen so many electric jellyfish in all my life!" In this episode, the lads don their red beanies, pour themselves a coconut-based rum cocktail, and sail into
S2 E1 • Enter The Dragon (1973) "Man! You come right out of a comic book" Ever wondered why "Kung Fu Fighting" isn't actually in Enter the Dragon? Bruce Lee: Martial Arts Superstar, Top Shagger…and Spy? In this first epi
S1 E11 • Season 1 Wrap-Up ''So...that's M People'' Well then, that's that! Season 1 is a wrap! As the dust settles on the 10 episodes that have gone before them, Dave and Tom (and Brian) grab a tin, and do some reflectin
S1 E10 • Trainspotting (1996) “Yes! You fuckin’ DANCER!” For the final episode of Season 1, Dave and Tom dive headlong into the toilet bowl, to discuss the sonic chaos of Trainspotting. It's a collection of tracks where
A very special Christmas message for all of our listeners. Have a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and have a top New Year. Much love, The SSSM Team - Dave, Tom & Our Brian The music used in this episode was - Wish B
S1 E9 • House / Hausu (1977) “Oh, my! That's naughty” In this arse-bitingly good episode of Silver Screen Sound Machine, the boys will be wrapping their ears around the soundtrack to the cult-classic Japanese horror come
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