I'm low and poorly, so I bought a £2 Oxfam Smog Dongs, which is helping. Didn't realise that Jeff Parker plays on this one. Makes sense. #twopoundoxfamsmogdongs
Munkle
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With his fingers broken 'n his heart 'n back forgotten
The last one in the pack was a triple decker. Take your wins where and when you can.
Pockets full of blood One of my favourites from planet Gong, but sadly all the copies I've had all sound awful- even the CD. Anyone know if the latest Charly remaster is any better?
Having the first beers after a break of a couple of weeks and playing this fried wonder.
Have finally gotten round to picking up the last Horsegirl album. Is great, ofc
Kevin Biskaborn - A family of wild raccoons in a tree hollow (2019) www.instagram.com/kevinbiskaborn
Playing Frankie Armstrong. Great record and I love the sleeve.
This one sounded intriguing from the Boomkat mailout and it doesn't disappoint. Brings to mind L'Rain, Dagmar Zuniga, Virgina Astley #cassunday
They should make a remake of those four movies about all the Beatles.
I've turned my copy of the Wire face down so it can't see what I'm listening to tonight. If my cool mates ask, I'm listening to Baikida Carroll, capisce?
As a rule I avoid these "That's Jazz" reissues as best I can. The sleeves look tacky, plus they also feel tacky to the touch as the sleeve degrades. I picked this one up though, as it was very cheap and the music makes up for everything else.
Matching Mole are playing, and for some reason it's making me crave a roll-up. Go on, I'll give you a quid for one.
Great set, helped in no small part by Dannie Richmond being on fire at this point. He doesn't always get enough credit, imo.
Watching the football in a bleakly sober state was not the best call. Muted the match and put some Dilloway on in the hope of a contact high.
Can someone more adept than me please cut footage of the rowing Norway fans to the soundtrack of Fisherman by The Congos, please?
Still feeling aggrieved at the injustice done to the Egyptian football team, so I'm wailing, listening to Oum Koulsoum and tearing at my garments (£6.99, H&M). Quite cathartic.
