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Dangers of bottomless digital consumption
Ultimately it’s overwhelming

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As someone who can get a bit overwhelmed at times, I think I’ve may have finally worked out why I like records and hate digital, you can never be overwhelmed by records (unless you have limitless cash).

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The story of Indeep

*used to love this version, which came out in 1990

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Not in my usual wheelhouse musically but all the better for it, lovely writing and a different approach to covering a pretty unique artist.

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Just got this as well ! Satie was a character.

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I had his ‘It Gets Me Home’ book to read but it got lost somewhere along the way… is the Satie one enjoyable or a slog?

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Here’s a small sample from the first part. YMMV but for me it’s that nice blend of historical and personal.

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It’s kind of in three parts so the bio bit is only about 90 pages and it chugs along nicely.

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“The most memorable mix I’ve ever heard Roy (Thode) do was that night. It was Tony Orlando’s ‘Don’t Let Go’ which is a very long record with a very long break. Over that break, Roy laid Stephanie Mills’s ‘Never Knew Love Like This Before’ in it’s entirety.”

This i’d love to hear.

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