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Podcast Patapoe — 20260906-1300. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's a nice program because she's going to do it so it's to see our Alexandra, but I know she would approve of this from the bundles.
Can we ride those are the bundles boys and that comes from a compilation LP, the Shed sessions and if you look on the inside of it which I have just done is it's a double CD and I've not actually turned it over before on the inside it says to the memories of David, Franco, Shagspir and Biggie and a terrible catalog really of disaster and death. That was Cumbia Rye anyway and these are the Mrons, it's one in six million.
The Mrons on the Nations number one that's called one in six million. And from Isan, this is a table of deciduous species. Always wanted by both.
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Thank you. This is a double LP in its final form which as you will know is what I always recommend. It's San and it's on more music and my double art music of Berlin and the LP is called Lucky Cat and that was table of deciduous species. Time for another one from Isla Set and this is their version of Joy Divisions Walked In Line.
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La Paloma again of course this time by Hank Snow recorded in 1956 and it's on the LP La Paloma volume two out of five or is it six I forget now but all of them on the tree conch record label once again of Munich and Patel bridge I think it is. Anyway, but certainly someone in Yorkshire. And before that it was Isla Set, their version of Joy Divisions Walked In Line. And this next is from the super fairy animals from the LP called Rings Around the World. Indeed this is drawing rings around the world.
To the two freaking me and you and all of the birds around the world. Another body had a close drawing ring around the world. And to let go of the world. And to let go of the world. And to let go of the world.
And to let go of the world. And to let go of the world. And to let go of the world. And to let go of the world. Super furry animals and that's drawing rings around the world.
And just exactly a week ago they were playing in this very room. In rather cramped circumstances but it didn't seem to inhibit them in any way. And we had an excellent night and hope that you did too if you were listening. And we've never actually been very lucky because all of the people have come and played here at Peelakers over the past few years. There was one group actually. They themselves were really nice but they bought some rather awful people with them. It would be unfair to name them but by and large it's been really pretty neat. Right, this is from an LP called Old On A Second I'll have to find it. Where is the sleeve? No, I've lost it completely. Anyway, I'll tell you what it is after I've played it.
You know there are times when I think that I stand on the edge of some sort of a nervousness. I simply could not find the sleeve of this record anywhere. Rusted all around the room and into a joining rooms. When I came back it was where it hadn't been earlier on. That's Carrie Leckerbush and Deeper's Thought is the title of the track. And it comes from the compilation LP. 430 West presents Detroit Calling which has loads of our chums on there. Am I writing this? Well, one or two of them anyway. Well, actually none of them. But there you go. It's a good track. And this is camera obscura. It's slipping away.
Now I can feel it. Reality slipping out of my grasp. This is camera obscura 80s fan. This is a great track. I have a great time. I'm so often caught on a good word to need to just say that she's an 80s fan. But it's alright. I've told you so. It's mine. Tell me do you want your hearing? I need you. I'm long for all of them to fall in love with you.
What need I've ever do? Drinking wood girl on the flyer, mother has it. But watch the light so look at it. She's on to you this time. Run away to her bed and breakfast. And saw yourself with the reader's digest ring. And yeah, the pages all alone. You say your life will be that dead for you. Tell me do you want your hearing? I need you. I'm long for all of them to fall in love with you. What need I've ever do?
You're in a fashion. I need you. I'm long for all of them to fall in love with you. What need I've ever do? I'm long for all of them to fall in love with you. What need I've ever do? I'm long for all of them to fall in love with you.
What need I've ever do? I'm long for all of them to fall in love with you. I'mKlleetime sumpden, behind your hands. I'm Kal Listening through the darkness, my thousands. I'mKllepy notz. My love. The more I hear that, the more I want to hear it, that's a camera hub skier, a 17-single
from and more sound records from Glasgow and that was 80s founders, a lovely record. And here's another one, this is from Ronnie Renald and from the Elbe the Rick Weller Centre called his Hay Day or Encore, possibly, actually Encore is the name of the record label really, so we settle for his Hay Day, but a bit of a collector's item and I'm very grateful to Rick for sending it. This is one of my, I was going to say one of my favourite tunes of the time and it probably was actually although not necessarily in Ronnie's version but it's pretty darn good, this is the Trish Trash Polka.
Fantastic, why they left that off that greatest hit, so it'll be that we've been playing a lot lately, I simply don't know, that's Ronnie Renald though and the original tune, of course, by the boy Strauss, that was called the Trish Trash Polka, I'm tempted to play it again immediately, this is Ignition Technician instead.
Now comes from a 12-inch EP called Episode 1 by Ignition Technician on tortured records, there are four tracks on there and that was paid to punk and this is the last night from Eilers set, although hopefully they'll be back on the programme before we're all very much older and this is The Walk.
When you woke up this morning and shot a good far out, was born alone for the evening and never really got, who had it was a black and red shine, except having a shine,
it seemed to me just sad, never seen it in your best love,
yeah oh King Tubby's job confession and before that the walk from Isla Seth, the last one from them, in session for us. And that King Tubby's track comes from the Jamaican recordings, LP Lost Traces on the front of it says, Enter not into the path of the wicked and go not in the way of evil men, very sound. I think and then of that track it says, this is the first version of the Johnny Clark song, every Neatial Bav featuring Ronnie Davis on vocals with the chances of you knew that already. Anyway, this is New Order, another track from their new LP, this is Rock the Shack.
I've been accused of everything from Timber II to Oberlin, I need some armor for my flesh, I need some stuff and take a rest. I feel why I couldn't see, I stand accused of being me. I need a politics, I need everything, I need a sword boxes, give me a journal, when I hear a baby cry, why not see an old man die? That's just the way it is. Rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack. Rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack.
But even on the dark here tonight, we could reach for the ride, we could get it right. Rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack, rock the Shack. I've been a politics, I need nothing to say, I'm just a world of ours, give me a journal,
rock the Shack, rock the Shack. Fricking out with new order, that's Rock the Shack, it's another track from the LP on London Records, get ready, this next is a 12 inch royal record and it's a remix of M甜 Jr's tearcap and this is done inlem papose game, but no, no, no. Stop talking, play the record.
Well, these lab 4 boys send in over the day. I must talk to Auntie Anita about getting them in for a session, I think. This is their remix of Madame Zoo's clear cap on Nile Records. This is definitely one for my box when I go to Barcelona again next year. Always like a plan ahead. And these are the gospel swingers.
I'm trying to sleep on with a poor bigger home. And my dreams are not worth a vision of you. I want to talk to the next morning, you are something with a joke. But you don't go to the wings, you gotta look up on the baby's philosophy. If that's not quite all right, I am not trying to get that line off. Stay right. I want to hear them. I come to that, I come to that.
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