Monthly Archives: July 2021
The Premier League Preview 2021/22
The European Championships are over. Mercifully no more players collapsed with cardiac issues and Italy saved us from a tidal wave of insufferable English triumphalism, which, with a win, would finally be liberated from the embarrassment of perpetual failure. The … Continue reading
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Song Of The Day – Inner Z by Gnod
From the album ‘Easy To Build, Hard To Destroy’ (2021)
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Song Of The Day – Astral Traveling by Pharoah Sanders
From the album ‘Thembi’ (1971)
Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 