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Didn't know stereo MCs were from ruddington! And pinski zoo were amazing. My introduction to a wider world of modern jazz with a punk spirit.

Winter boots - Clark

Drinking woman - will Oldham

Dandelion - boards of Canada

Lay down in the tall grass - timber timbre

From the Twitter account Threatening music notation, some great ones on there https://twitter.com/notation_wut?t=F0IeJrzzQ2gpEhlVClRiaQ&s=09

Bop gun (endangered species) - parliament

Rocking chair - Gwen McCrae

Truth or dare _ kelela

Plonked spectral - Richard devine

Yikes!

Wine of violence - Freddie MacGregor

NTS are great. Coming from a dance culture background but there's such a diversity of shows covering jazz reggae soul funk rock and experimental alongside the more usual underground dancefloor stuff. Their archives are comprehensive but I always get overwhelmed with the choice though!

Just been sent this link too, not strictly all reggae but mostly reggae adjacent 8 hour mix of 80s island records rarities https://www.nts.live/shows/trevorjackson/episodes/trevor-jackson-island-records-30th-december-2021

This has been invading my head this week. From a great soul jazz comp.

Rhythm nation - Janet Jackson

Family affair _ sly and the family stone

I like the Jetsons designs most of all. If it sounds good, the limited controls.are fine.

Napalm brain/scatter brain - DJ shadow

Heavy weather - wishbone ash

Hi everyone, I've been following someone called brute bass guitars on Instagram for a while. They do some great original, but kind of retro inspired, designs, and some great colours. Can't find much else about them. Does anyone have any experience with them? Any thoughts on the designs? https://instagram.com/brute_bass_guitars?utm_medium=copy_link

Made in the dark - hot chip

Don't be a rude boy - Johnny clarke

Do I do - Stevie wonder

China pig - beefheart