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Saving Wishes (Wishes, #1)

G. J. Walker-Smith

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For Charli Blake, being seventeen is a tough gig. She's been branded a troublemaker, her...

contemporary young adult ya romance

The Blood Tide (DS Max Craigie #2)

Neil Lancaster

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Max, Janie and Ross return in the second gripping novel in this explosive Scottish crime series. ...

Northern Lights: The Age of Scottish Lighthouses

Alison Morrison-Low

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The Bell Rock Lighthouse, the world's oldest rock lighthouse situated off the coast of the county of...

Moon Maine

Hilary Nangle

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Discover Maine in a New Way Travel writer and local Hilary Nangle shares her expert perspective on...

Moon Vancouver & Victoria: Including Whistler

Carolyn Heller

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Experience the Life of the City Travel writer and Vancouver transplant Carolyn B. Heller shares her...

Odd Apocalypse

Dean Koontz

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The fifth Odd Thomas thriller from the master storyteller. Odd finds refuge at a rundown mansion,...

The Welsh Cook Book

Amberley Publishing

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Welsh cooking traditions go back centuries. Beef and dairy cattle are raised widely. Sheep farming...

Cee-Lo Green recommended Chronic by Dr Dre in Music (curated)

Chronic by Dr Dre

1992 | Hip-hop, Rock

7.7

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"It was just a very definitive moment in not only West Coast hip hop, but hip hop in general. It was a bridge - it was young hip hop with an old soul, which made it alternative. Rap was still fairly young at that point. I had a friend who was a very cool guy, he had the weed, and always had a demeanour about him - 'I know something you don't'. He had an advance copy, which made it even cooler. Almost every break beat there is is used on that album, which gives you an unwritten indication that anyone could have done it - but of course, that's not true. Technically, he started where we all had to start from, which is the bottom. That's what's cool about it."

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