Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series

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Any excuse...

It's all in the rhythms of the lyric with this one

(The words... always the words )

"...got the number of the getaway car
...didn't get very far"

"...don't remember if she was my friend
...it was a long time ago"

Constant as the Northern Star...

(Dirty Orange basturtettes. )

If you want me - I'll be in the bar.

CYRIL: ...and finally Esther <oleaginous simper>

ESTHER: I AM YOUR FAKKIN NEMESIS YOU CAAHNT! ...('Catching herself... calmer now - but still psychotic) Don't you DARE 'and finally' me; you lecherous brilliantined old poove

FATHER MASON: In nomin-ay Black-Jacks ett Pontefract ett Bertio Bassetto....

And yea it was so...

...even unto ridiculous-o-clock of a fukkin school night!!

http://open.spotify.com/track/7a7y3aPXd5STF9BvCG6slI

Julian Cope: prodigious and always brilliant!

And this one, my favourite Julian Cope song.............................



Probably in my top five of all songs (tonight )

Fantastic stuff Gee.

I've been belatedly checking out Kevin Ayers on your recommendation. Started off with the Songs for Insane Times anthology and I'm finding loads of good stuff. Fave track at the moment is the shonkily-charming 'May I' off Shooting at the Moon.

Is that a good album or is there a better one?

Shooting at the Moon's a great album albeit a bit jazzy in parts. My favourite LP is 'Joy of a Toy', due to the quaint, poppy nature of most of the songs. Lunatics Lament from Shooting at the Moon is memorable due to Mike Oldfield's guitar playing.

All good stuff, and of course, Julian Cope reminds me of a younger Kevin Ayers, which I must have said before on here. Just a dozen years younger nowadays (or thenadays too).

I think I remember you sayin that

Mind you my memory's not what it was these days.

Did I mention that I think I remember you sayin that thing about Kevin Ayers and Julian... thingy?

Ta for the pointers BTW.

One for the Crownster.

80s pop - now with added eyeliner and half a pounda pancake foundation.

Superb tho.

Another one for Prudence the C-bhoy

That Beatles' dear prudence always remind me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXDoMaMdXg0

Technology, man!

It reminds me of this.....

Could have been written for this place

I hear ya FD.

TBH, FD... ( )

...I've no idea why I keep comin back on here to attract the levels of apathetic disinterest that I do.

I mean... I get enough of that kinda thing at home.

The gold is my excuse.

Question for mother and eldest child only.

In radio terms... with which specific day/time would you associate this groovalicious little slow-burner?

See the thing is... I like Pete Doherty.

But I also like Carl Barat...

But which is better?

There's only one way to find out....

FIIIIIIIGGGGGHHHHHHHHTTTT!!!!!!

One for David 'weary' Weir.

Prompted by the fact that Jarv is currently on 6 Music providing the soundtrack to my kitchen prep.

Oh yeah... and also by Hooperman's first touch past him on the opener today.

One for Bewls.

I hear we were to get 'noised-up-suttin-rotten' by some pop song or other today.

Apparently we were supposed to get 'pyoor offendit '.

What was it now...

'Penny' sumthin...

Oh!!!

Wait!!!

Sumthin to do with Funfairs!!!