
The Whole Nine Yards Episode 142
With Roy Stannard
On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM
Sunday 15th October 2023 3-5pm
http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen
Fool’s Gold
Many artists have used their songs to warn against the dangers of materialism. In today’s consumer-driven culture, these voices are getting stronger.
Today’s show playlist will feature music that explores the different ways in which materialism can lead to heartache, greed, and isolation. Hopefully, the next two hours will remind us that material possessions are not essential for happiness, and that there is more to life than chasing money and status.
Hour One
The Beatles – Can’t Buy Me Love (A Hard Day’s Night 1964)
New Order – Restless (Music Complete 2015)
The Brains – Money Changes Everything (The Brains 1980)
Patti Smith – Free Money (Horses 1975)
The Black Keys – Gold on the Ceiling (El Camino 2011)
The Who – Bargain (Who’s Next 1971)
Don McLean – Castles in the Air (Tapestry 1973)
America – Don’t Cross the River (Homecoming 1973)
Rod Stewart – Handbags and Gladrags (An Old Raincoat Won’t Ever Let You Down 1970)
Kansas – Dust in the Wind (The Point of Know Return 1977)
Good Charlotte – Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous (The Young and the Hopeless 2002)
Hefner – The Greedy Ugly People (We Love The City 2000)
Coldplay – Such a Rush (The Blue Room EP 1999)
Hour Two
World Party – Ship of Fools (Private Revolution 1986)
The Rolling Stones – The Last Time (Out of our Heads 1965)
The Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra – The Last Time (The Rolling Stones Songbook 1966)
The Verve – Bittersweet Symphony (Urban Hymns 1997)
Daniel Merriweather – For Your Money (Love and War 2007)
Animal Collective – Your Love/My Girls (Frankie Knuckles Mash-up) (Merriweather Post Pavilion 2009)
Shawn Mullins – Lullaby (Soul’s Core 1988)
Damien Rice – Older Chests (O 2003)
Manic Street Preachers – Motorcycle Emptiness (Generation Terrorists 1992)
The Stealth Orchestra vs Manic Street Preachers – Motorcycle Emptiness (1993)