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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.

Essential Listening: Blowing Up The Workshop 90 by X-Altera & 95 by Death Is Not The End

In recent times the prospect of listening to a multi-hour mix has held little appeal. I mean, what if I like it? And it requires multiple listens to parse it’s elements satisfactorily. While that makes mixes similar to albums, how … Continue reading

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Song Of The Day – Wooden Ships by Crosby, Stills & Nash

From the album ‘Crosby, Stills & Nash’ (1969)

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Song Of The Day – Substitute by The Who

From the compilation album ‘Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy’ (1971)

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Addicted to Porn

‘Mr Mansfield-Bosworth, what are the justifications for tabling said policy?’ ‘We aim to make it another facet of the post-Brexit strategy’ ‘And why is that?’ ‘It’ll be for the youth’ ‘The youth?’ ‘Yes, and I haven’t seen this brought up … Continue reading

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Song Of The Day – Scientifical Madness by Jeru The Damaja

From the album ‘Wrath of the Math’ (1996)

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