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Song Of The Day – Nutbush City Limits by Ike & Tina Turner
From the album ‘Nutbush City Limits’ (1973)
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Tagged 70's, Ike Turner, Limmy, Nutbush City Limits, Rest well Queen, RIP Tina, Song Of The Day, Tina Turner
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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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Tagged Alzheimer’s, Bandcamp, Basic Channel, Bat country, Bieber, Bruce Kaplan, Champagne Socialist, Coldplay, Deacon Blue, Deadmau5, Death Row Records, DJ Fuckface, Dylan Mulvaney memes, Essential Listening, Hard-Fi, High Fidelity, Jamaican dub, James Corden, John Cusack, Keane, Korean rap, Kula Shaker, Limmy, Mango Walk, Nate Dogg, NTS, Peyote, Post Punk In Dub, Razorlight, Regulate, Ronnie Drew, Ry Cooder, Sinead O’Connor, Smooth G-Funk, Snoop, Spoken word Irish Folk, Stunted (mostly) hairless Wookie is a valid gender identity, That cunt who wears the marshmallow helmet, The Dunes, Too Short, Toploader, Tupac, Uptown Girl, Warren G
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Essential Listening: The Best Releases Of 2022
It’s been a year of nostalgia through sound meeting the innovation wrought by modernity, reflected by the diversity in my choices for best releases of 2022; a street-soul compilation, unreleased demos from the sixties, a discarded album spanning material from … Continue reading
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Tagged 1992, Adele, Bandcamp, Blood FM 1, Blood FM 2, Consumed In Key, Death is Not The End, DJ Fucks Himself, Donald Trump, EP, Essential Listening, Farben, Finally New, Galcher Lustwerk, Jacob Rees-Mogg collects fascist memorabilia, Jan Jelinek, Les Rallizes Dénudés, Limmy, London Rave Adverts 1991-1996, Lou Reed, Margaret Thatcher’s pubic hair, Merry Christmas you bastards, Michael J. Blood, Pause for the Cause, Plastikman & Chilly Gonzalez, Reissue, Saada Bonaire, Sensible Soccer, Soulseek, Textstar+, The Soft Pink Truth, They Hate Change, V4 Visions: Of Love & Androids, Was It Ever Real?, Weisse Weste, Words & Music May 1965
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The Queen may be dead, just don’t expect the Monarchy to follow
I recall ridiculing the discombobulation and the unhinged commentary in the immediate aftermath of the eleventh of September attacks, with the understanding that in their shoes I’d be similarly shell-shocked. Even comedians lost their shit and demanded instant retribution. When … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, BBC, Brexit, Brown Bread, Central Committee, Christopher Hitchens, City of London, Cocaine, Daily Mail readers are the scum of the earth, David Starkey is a sad cunt, Diana Princess of Wales, Five French Republics already!, Howard Stern, Iraq, Kawasaki, Last days of Rome, Lenin, Limmy, Mao's Cultural Revolution, Massive Attack, Meghan Markle, Monarchy, MournHub, Nae football for the plebs, Patriot Act, Prince Andrew is a nonce, Queen Lizzie, The Queen, The Queen Is Dead, The Queen was dead down to earth at a charity do once, The Smiths, Trevor Noah, Westminster Hall, Wicker Man rituals with Mojitos, World Trade Center, Ze Germans
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Yes, Red Dead Redemption 2 is a great Western
Can a computer game belong to the canon of great Westerns? My reflex response was no. Yet whilst playing Red Dead Redemption 2, which was finally released on PC earlier this month, I keep questioning my initial resistance. The vividness … Continue reading
Posted in Odds & Ends
Tagged 1899, Albanian sex trafficker stupidly kidnapping Liam Nesson's daughter, Arthur Morgan, Blood Meridian, Cormac McCarthy, Dutch, Frederick Jackson Turner, Gaming, Give your horse a mohawk, GTA V, Gun lobbyists, John ‘Wooden’ Wayne, Limmy, Michigan Militia, Minecraft deathpit, O’Driscoll gang, Odds & Ends, PC, Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar, Virtual violence is fun and good for you, Western
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Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 
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