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Ch-Czech It Out - Beastie Boys

Travelling Riverside Blues - Led Zeppelin

Out of the Woods - PiL

Milk & Alcohol - Dr Feelgood

I Go Ape - Neil Sedaka

This Wheel's On Fire - Julie Driscoll, Brian Augur & the Trinity

Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow) - The Monkees

My Name is Prince - Prince, unsurprisingly

Just Like Fred Astaire - James

Pump Up the Bitter - Star Turn on 45 (Pints)

Jesus Doesn't Want Me For a Sunbeam - Nirvana

White Man (In Hammersmith Palais) - The Clash

The Crystal Ship - The Doors

President Gas - Psychedelic Furs

Top tune, my compliments to The Good Doctor! 👏

Don't Speak - No Doubt

Splendid stuff again, a round of applause for all 👏👏👏

Walk Like a Panther - The All Seeing I feat. Tony Christie

There Are More Questions Than Answers - Johnny Nash

Rubbish - Carter USM

It's magnificent, isn't it? That chord change when the drums kick in on 'Space is Deep'! Ohh! The bass is nice and prominent in the mix, too. Tremendous stuff from Lemmy.

Where Are You? - PiL

Good evening, pop-pickers! Here's my entry for the merry month of August. All this talk of mirrors and toilet doors is a mile away from where my befuddled brain has led me. My take on the picture is that the door is a portal to a fantasy dining experience with a famous face from the afterlife. I join @Nicko in eschewing all that autotune malarkey so you'll just have to deal with my somewhat odd attempt at an Ian Dury style vocal which veers into Danny Dyer territory at some points. (Low) Tech news - Roland Cube amp, guitar Epiphone Gibson Special, bass Westfield VB960 short scale utilising an EHX Crying Bass wah/fuzz pedal, Yamaha YPT 240 keyboard, drums from a Looperman sample and cockney geezer vox captured by an Apogee MiC+. All recorded, as usual, with NCH Wavepad and Audacity. Lyrics below if you feel the need to work out what the hell I'm babbling on about.

You're Pretty Good Looking (For a Girl) - White Stripes

Cover star of 'Nevermind' to sue the band for exploitation. I thought some versions of the cover had removed the offending appendage but I could be wrong about that. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58327844