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TIMESTAMPS 

2:29 - Larry details the musical landscape post ‘Quick The Word, Sharp The Action’ and how the band eventually got back together 

15:15 - Andy Bews gives his thoughts on the band wrapping up and their eventual triumphant return 

29:20 - Rad speaks about the band’s reunion from a management perspective 

33:15 - The Andy discusses projects after Hundred Reasons’ initial run ended + how it all came together for the new tour & album 

48:28 - Colin gives his take on the band’s glorious resumption  

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TIMESTAMPS 

2:05 - Rad discusses his history with the band up until the current point in the story 

13:41 - Larry recollects moving to Riga to record the band’s fourth album

18:39 - The Andy offers quick memories of ‘Quick The Word, Sharp The Action’ 

21:47 - Colin gives his take on the record + insight into the aftermath of its release 

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TIMESTAMPS

2:08 - Larry talks ‘Shatterproof Is Not A Challenge’ and the changing musical landscape when it was release

6:14 - Colin looks back on the band’s sophomore effort and them being dropped by Sony BMG 

24:11 - Andy Bews shares his memories of the Shatterproof era

30:24 - The Andy reflects on Shatterproof and the band’s infamous Reading & Leeds backdrop

35:08 - Blair McDonalds gives his thoughts on the band being dropped from an industry perspective 

39:43 - Larry looks back to the band’s relationship with America 

47:27 - The Andy talks about moving on with the band’s third album, ‘Kill Your Own’

52:26 - Andy Bews reflects on the pressures of the band  

1:01:01 - Colin talks about the band’s remarkable live album, ‘Live At The Lemon Grove’, before discussing ‘Kill Your Own’

1:10:01 - Larry talks about stepping up to the production chair for ‘Kill Your Own’ 

1:15:08 - Colin talks about the third record as well as Paul leaving the band 

1:31:43 - Larry provides some further insight into Paul’s departure from his view  

1:34:51 - Long-time Hundred Reasons promoter, Alan Day, details his own history before speaking about his relationship with the band 

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TIMESTAMPS

1:47 - Andy Bews discusses his own musical beginnings and how he came to join the band

8:56 - Colin talks recording ‘Ideas Above Our Station’ in New York 

23:21 - Larry gives his own memories of working on ‘Ideas Above Our Station’

32:56 - The Andy looks back on the debut and the band’s growing reputation  

45:30 - Andy Bews discusses ‘Ideas Above Our Station’ and a particularly incredible support slot for the band 

1:00:01 - Colin details the huge amount of touring that went behind the album and the joy of seeing it finally in the shops 

1:19:41 - Blair discusses the release of the debut from an industry perspective 

1:27:02 - Larry reflects on how the band adjusted to their new found fame 

1:29:38 - Colin details the band’s experiences overseas 

1:38:38 - Blair shares his thoughts on the band’s relationship with America 

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TIMESTAMPS

1:20 - Lead singer, Colin Doran, talks about his early musical influences

6:15 - Guitarist, Larry Hibbitt, discusses the importance of a local youth club to his musical development, as well as his work with other bands prior to joining Hundred Reasons

13:29 - Bassist, Andy Gilmour, looks back on his own musical beginnings

25:53- Colin details the formation of Hundred Reasons, his stagecraft, and also reveals where the name of the band actually comes from 

32:58 - Larry recounts his first impressions of the band and the mechanics of the writing process 

37:26 - Andy talks about the early progression of the band up to the release of their first EP with Fierce Panda Records

42:05 - Fierce Panda Records owner, Simon Williams, discusses the history of the iconic label and his encounter with the band that lead to the release of 'EP 1'

56:03 - Colin charts the growth of the band in 2000, getting on the radio, being on the NME tour with Idlewild, and getting hammered at the Kerrang! Awards

01:14:24 - Ex-MD of Columbia, Blair McDonald, discusses his own origins in the music industry prior to discovering the band and signing them to to the label

01:26:53 - Larry talks about his first experiences with the band 

01:31:41 - Colin wraps up episode talking about the final EPs released before 'Ideas Above Our Station'

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