There is nothing quite like experiencing something for the first time, so you might want to make sure you enjoy this episode the first time around. You wouldn’t want to have to listen to it twice!

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Playlist:

(00:00) Mint Royale - Something new

Tim from The face of today

(04:38) Pigbag - Papa’s got a brand new pigbag

Tricia

(08:38) Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara - Sahara

ZB from So the wind won’t blow it all away

(15:01) The Fall - My new house

Chris from Phosphorous.net

(21:02) Little Birdy - Brother

Agnes from It all started with carbon monoxide

(25:32) The Flaming Lips - The big ol’ bug is the new baby now

The In Crowd from I’m learning to share!

(31:14) John Lennon - (Just like) starting over

Kevin

(36:03) Lanterns on the Lake - There’s a light on in your home

Greer from A Sweet Unrest

(39:58) New Order - Dreams never end (Peel Session)

JC aka The Vinyl Villian

(44:27) Secret Affair - New Dance

Adam from Pretending life is like a song

(49:47) Hüsker Dü - Newest industry

Dirk from Sexy Loser

(53:23) Tullycraft - Pop songs your new boyfriend’s too stupid to know about

FiL from Pogoagogo

(57:52) Reel Big Fish - Brand new song

James from Appetite For Distraction

(01:01:16) The Walkmen - In the new year

Robert Todd

(01:06:22) UNKLE - In a state

Eiron from Casting the Net

(01:14:31) Björk - New World

Jeremy from Fingertips

Thanks to all of you who took part this time. Next week we will be continue our tour of the body with a necessary visit to The arse.

If you want to take part you can find out what to do over here.

That Scrabble new came from here.

11 Comments so far

Great job CP nation!

I especially enjoyed the Flaming Lips, Secret Affair, and Lanterns on the Lake tracks!

Great stuff as usual, a nice mixture of old and new, familiar and unfamiliar.

I guess everyone’s run away, scared of what will emerge next week….

I bet everyone is on vacation .

Chris- congrats on the new house. I hope you enjoy it!

I enjoyed the podcast as always, thanks so much.

guilty as charged!

looks like a good one, though.

and welcome to robert!

Or snowed under with work and too tired when we get home at night to do anything internet related!

you name it, JC: I haven’t even listened to the 1974-thingy yet ….

I’m horribly behind too. Haven’t listened to this one yet and couldn’t get my act together to contribute to this week’s either.

I opted out of the arse one, too, due to complete laziness.

I apologize.

Chris, just know that no matter what you do to your house, there is some sort of symmetry which causes something to break. It’s one of those little joys in home ownership! Good luck and congratulations!

Catching up…

Yes, great mix of the familiar and delightfully UN.

ZB, Agnes, Greer, Eiron: Thanks loads for selections new to me and bearing further investigation.

Tricia & Dirk: Thanks for dusting off the Pigbag and Husker Du!

Chris: Congratulations & enjoy home ownership.

Fil, Fil, FIl, Fil… You’re incorrigible and my hero. To go to SUCH extreme lengths to link Tullycraft to Bea Arthur’s appearance in The Star Wars Holiday Special. Brilliant. (My favorite part of that sequence is Arthur’s scene opposite Harvey Korman, where he inexplicably seizes the CHEESIEST role of his career to flex his acting muscles and give a pathos-filled performance.)

Late, but oh, how I enjoyed this episode! Mint Royale..oh yeah! And Little Birdy…excellent.

Eiron-darn good! System or not. Also Dirk, Adam and Chris… Just fantastic.

Loved belting out “Starting Over” in the car. Young son said “Mum, you know this??”

Personal favorite was The Flaming Lips’ tune. Stuck in my head and totally new to me.

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