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Lives In A Pole/Very Big Pole In the North

Day 17 of the Advent Calendar Podcast, and it’s all the way back to 1992, when Blur decided the most sensible thing to do in response to their record company threatening to drop them as their sa… more →

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Lives In A Pole/Very Big Pole In the North — 2 comments

outonbluesix wrote 5 months ago: Day 17 of the Advent Calendar Podcast, and it’s all the way back to 1992, when Blur decided th … more →

Tags: interactive fun, Blur, Alex James, kate thornton remembering parma violets exploding, Graham Coxon, Damon Albarn, tros y gareg means over the stones/we'll go over them w, the wassailing song, Dave Rowntree

Top Of The Titles: #2 The Professionals

outonbluesix wrote 1 year ago:   WHAT WAS IT? Gritty-defining ‘Special Ops’-themed semi-Avengers-spinoff docklands … more →

Tags: Dragged From The Archives, the mary whitehouse experience, this is your right, The Avengers, THE PROFESSIONALS, not affiliated with the proclaimers, Cowley, bodie, Doyle

Things You May Wish To Enjoy More Than Politics

outonbluesix wrote 3 years ago: #13: The line “but we’re very rich leeks” from Roland Rat serial Operation F.O.G.I … more →

Tags: Thunder Against Them, roland rat being hit with a cricket bat, roland orzabal and a kangaroo, Colin Baker, le rat de roland est frappé avec une chauve-souris de, the late late breakfast show has been cancelled... BY T, roland rat, the rat pack being hit with a cricket bat, ognir rrats

Lou Reed Didn't Have This To Sing About — 1 comment

outonbluesix wrote 3 years ago: If there was one thing that YouTube was invented for, it was featuring hefty extracts from those che … more →

Tags: Dragged From The Archives, Lazy YouTube Embeds, this is your right, aap kaa hak, saturday night at the sunday palladium, ski sunday, The Sundays, sunday isn't sunday any more, it's all the streets you crossed not so long ago


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