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Glad to Wear Glasses

John Hegley

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Comic, poet, singer, songwriter and glasses-wearer, John Hegley has captivated and devastated...

Buster's Mal Heart (2016)

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An eccentric mountain man is on the run from the authorities, surviving the winter by breaking into...

Joey Santiago recommended The Beatles (White Album) by The Beatles in Music (curated)

"Well, that's just a great radio station. Very adventurous. We used to play 'Wild Honey Pie' live - it's just two words! Once again, a clever song, to me it's like a "fuck you" song - "We'll just use two words man, y'know". Lot of good tunes, obviously, I always liked 'Dear Prudence' and 'Glass Onion'. I played it to my son when he was like six years old and I like what he said: "Daddy" - I think I played 'Dear Prudence', maybe 'Julia', and he goes - "this is a sad song, but I like it!" And that's so cool - you're my son!"

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The Terrornauts (1967)

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Sci-fi from Milton Subotsky's Amicus Productions - initially released in a double-bill with They...

Anders Holm recommended Forget by Twin Shadow in Music (curated)

Forget by Twin Shadow

2010 | Indie, Pop

7.0

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"Another recent album that I love, and will probably always love. Again, this dude just has a sound that I’m like, ‘This guy knows exactly who he is.’ For 12 or 13 tracks or however many it is, he has a consistency where you recognize that it’s definitely a Twin Shadow song. A lot of albums could have 10 songs where they all kind of sound the same. But these all sound different. They all sound to me like fucking radio hits but he hasn’t really popped yet. But I recommend his album Forget to anybody."

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Joseph Mount recommended Dummy by Portishead in Music (curated)

Dummy by Portishead

1994 | Rock

9.3

(6 Ratings)

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"I’m trying to remember records from when I was going through the most teenage, the most angsty periods of my life. I’ve got kids now, I listen to the radio sometimes, a I feel like as a teenager, what are you into? When I was at that age it was Portishead, I remember it soundtracking weird parties I went to where some kids were being more experimental with drugs. I remember it being quite an odd soundtrack to that time. And I think they’re a really brilliant band, one of a few uniquely British propositions, only Britain could produce that kind of group."

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