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E can't arf play the bongos
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My very favourite thing to do in this game:
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'Cloise' is my favourite single by the Namnen
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"Hey, Chesney, what does the weird guitar bit at the start of 'The One And Only' sound like?"
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Indoor Triathlon: hoovering, washing up and (the worst) changing the sheets
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Would 100% watch Domestic Chores Olympics
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Wake me up when Ma-a-arch ends, to paraphrase him off of Green Day
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I'm not going to beat this am I?
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I've only just recovered from Bernd the depressed German loaf yesterday!
Great catchphrase, Bill.
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I heard their music in some plaice and it gave me a haddock.
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My boys? Wetra
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Curses, I was going to bed (hi score 10.53) and now...
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And Horn/Jeczalik producing 'Cry'.
I think of the production on I'm Not In Love as very early sampling, 48 tracks or whatever of different "aaaaaah"s being played on the mixing desk like chords
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Yeah, as you say, the Stones aren't indie, but perhaps the Beatles and the Kinks are, although indie ≠ Britpop.
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Probably anything by Sparks, Can, Bowie from Station to Station onwards. I was wondering about some of 10cc's more experimental stuff but they're probably closer to Trevor Horn/Art of Noise if anything.
Mouldy Old Dough could be one of Blur's in between songs from Modern Life Is Rubbish.
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Is it very Gazozzy?
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That'll do, pig, that'll do.
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A lot of people have mentioned that, and I've never played it! Will have a little go when I get home.
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Haha, I'd forgotten about Big Bad Barry!
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In turn, Hey Duggee is to me what Bluey is to you. But we'll always have Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom and their JELLY FLOOD
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I've only ever changed trains at Preston, isn't it home to the biggest bus station in the world?
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I very nearly went to uni there instead of Bradford. No regrets, I probably would've dropped out anyway, but kind of wish I had.
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Hahaha!
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Same energy
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That was well worth the knee pain and slightly grazed hand. And now I'm off to find the Arthur Baker remix of Dragnet
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This had better be good, I was walking along trying to get the Mixcloud app to work and tripped over a pothole
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Nope, can't see him. Is he hiding in the cupboard?
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Ah, forgot Morning Glory was 1995, so while it was in the charts when that Who album came out, it's unlikely they'd still be promoting it almost a year later.
I'll keep looking!
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1996 so past vinyl's peak, about to have lunch but if the greenish album on the left is Morning Glory we might be on to something
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I've just tried sharpening the image with (ugh) an AI tool but don't know if it's any help.
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I think I bought '7' at the same time too (I already owned 'Complete Madness' and 'The Rise And Fall')
This was the first album I bought full price from a shop though.