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Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard. 'Mediocre blogger and a piously boring and unfunny writer'. Enthusiastic purveyor of the KLF sheep.

Song Of The Day – Sunny Afternoon by The Kinks

From the album ‘Face To Face’ (1966)

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Just fucking accept it, son. Sifu is the closest you’ll ever get to feeling like Bruce Lee.

Now and again, I listen to Sam Harris’s podcasts. There are some observations to be made here. He has a relaxing voice made for advertising kitchens, garden furniture and your standard four door family hatchbacks. Often it strays into a … Continue reading

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Song Of The Day – Seventy Two Nations by Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus

From the album ‘Dadawah – Peace & Love’ (1974)

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Song Of The Day – Funkorama (LP version) by Redman

From the single ‘Funkorama’ (1996)

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Essential Listening: Best of the NTS Guide To…

It’s a contradiction of sorts, streaming albums (once, again, thank you Bandcamp) in their entirety feels very old-fashioned. The rationale is a cleaving to analogue snobbery – lifting just one or two songs from an album feels cheap, egregiously so … Continue reading

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