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Dont know what Im listening to, tuned in WhizzKidsRadioBeta | Cool As **** Radio and its imo great. Thak you twitter
aspiring social cricket player, left-handed batsman, grainy low-res streams watcherOriginally Posted by Bun
Hermitude - Speak of the Devil
Hard Luck Story - Men at Work
Just picked up Contraband (one of) their best of compos cheap off Amazon (think the P+P @ £1.26 was more than the CD).
Stunned how derivative a lot of their non-Down Under stuff is. It's like listening to an 80s mix tape at times. This is obviously their Talk Talk number, whereas It's a Mistake is The Police & Still Life is Tears For Fears.
- As featured in The Independent.
"Straight out of England's Bumper Book of Balls ups"
- Mike Selvey on England's first innings collapse at The Gabba
Pale Blue Eyes - REM
Georgia's finest respectfully cover Reed's VU classic in a jangle pop styley.
Wow, sounds interesting. Might have to have a listen to that one.
GNR - get in the ring
#7Thompson #SWA
RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Tubular Bells (Part One) - Mike Oldfield
Just keeps going, eh? Jesus.
Pulp - Wickerman
Love Jarvis' story type songs. Superb. We Love Life a much underrated album, IMO.
>>>>>>WHHOOOOOOOOOSHHHHHHH>>>>>>
Fascist Dictator of the Heath Davis Appreciation Society
Supporting Petone's Finest since the very start - Iain O'Brien
Adam Wheater - Another batsman off the Essex production line
Also Supporting the All Time #1 Batsman of All Time Ever - Jacques Kallis and the much maligned Peter Siddle.
Vimes tells it how it is:
Radiohead - The National Anthem
I swear Gomez's "Shot Shot" is basically a cover of this
Exit pursued by a bear
Fleet Foxes - Your Protector.
You should look this out if only for the album cover artwork.
Sticky Fingers - clouds and cream
All My Love - Mark Eitzel
Off the AMC mainbod's new solo outing Don't Be A Stranger. The great man's strongest collection of songs since 2001's The Invisible Man IMHO. Nothing like a near-fatal heartattack to galvanise one's muse, it would seem.
He's using the Van Morrison-esque jazzy acoustic style he briefly adopted for his solo debut proper Sixty Watt Silver Lining again.
Glorious.
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