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Wrong-Headed Man
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The World And His Wife
02:48
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Enemy Of Promise
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Lucky Dip
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Chaff
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Eventually
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Big Dave
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Zero At The Bone
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The Last Minute
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(I'm A) People Person
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It Is
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Nightingales Birmingham, UK
Robert Lloyd's career began at the start of punk, as leader of Birmingham's best punk band, The Prefects, who were wildly
ahead of their time in experimentation and age, despite their relative youth.
After the band's evolution into The Nightingales, Robert Lloyd become the combo's sole constant member, and he's led the band through a dozen or so brilliant albums across at least as many labels.
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supported by 113 fans who also own “Perish The Thought”
A work of considerable power and subtlety. Certainly a grower but I was hooked on first listen and it seems to improve on subsequent plays. Well done to everyone involved and good luck for the future, hopefully a long and successful future.
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Commercial Suicide Man
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supported by 98 fans who also own “Perish The Thought”
Excellent punchy stuff from the mighty Nightingales and it's great to hear the Subway Sect's Vic Godard singing on Ace Of Hearts. Just brilliant, as usual.
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Ten Bob Each Way / Use Your Loaf
by The Nightingales & Stewart Lee
supported by 75 fans who also own “Perish The Thought”
I'll review it when the record arrives. Can't wait. It's here and it's great. Of course.
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The singer-songwriter's first solo album in three years is a radiant, intimate return to form.
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The indie artist's sophomore album is deeply personal.
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Meg Duffy (Hand Habits) and Gregory Uhlmann collaborate for a collection of intimately woven guitar pieces.
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King Rocker (The Soundtrack)
by The Nightingales
supported by 67 fans who also own “Perish The Thought”
Fantastic, as ever. Serving as the soundtrack to their superb "King Rocker" film, the set sounds fantastic, and there's not a duff track to be found anywhere.
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