I bought the vinyl on Friday 27th Jan 1989. Rushed home after work. Taped it and played it in my car all the way to Milton Keynes to see the missus, who was working there. Played the tape and vinyl all weekend.
We split later that year.
I love that record.
This is curious and engaging.
Didnât get into that, but youâve introduced me to Park Jiha(musical chain) and sheâs amazingly talented.
This one for the general disconnect with nature.
This because⊠I just like it.
And this because it shows the simple brilliance.
Thatâs the second time iâve youâve put something up that has got me listening to music i would normally dismiss. Cheers 
Never get tired of listening to this
Poebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst
SuperbâŠ
Listening to Radcliffe and Maconie on 6 music at the momentâŠwaiting for one of my music heroes who will be chatting with them at 9 'o clockâŠPaddy McAloon. Always well worth a listen. 
Always hear them on listen again. Currently half way into last Sundayâs episode.
Great to have Mark back.
Yes itâs good to have Mark back. Iâm loving the even more eclectic mix of the new weekend shows. 
Early into Sundayâs program comes one of Paddy McAloonâs choices from his favourite albumâŠ
One of the most perfect of songs, lyrically, musicallyâŠa thing of stunning beauty.
Magically it makes me cry every time I hear it.
Problem with being an old fucker is that you never have time to keep up with stuff⊠I always thought i would be cool as fuck John Peel type as I aged yet stayed youthful by being exposed to stuffâŠ
This lyrically is OK, but love the guitar repeat and build⊠gets a quite like overall even if O am about a scullion years behind the times
As I said elsewhere- boring Tuesday night
Played this on Radcliffe and Maconie this morningâŠfuckinâ red hot live bandâŠ
