They put the milk in first?! 
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He just did the main theme for Arrival iirc. Johann Johannson did the bulk of the score.
In my work there’s a primary school next door and when the windows are open and the kids are out playing we put this on:
And look wistfully and regretfully into the distance and ask ourselves in the quiet of our hearts “where did it all go wrong?”
Which always makes us chuckle.
Oh and a word for his Sleep, I’ve “listened” the that a whole bunch of times. I believe Testament of Youth was the score that people were told most that they wanted one like that.
Oh, and while we’re talking about classical sounding scores I listened to this last week and it’s great:
Also @Jesse13927 what an amazing episode that was! Wonderful. Really took the rug from under zombie apocalypse fatigue and made it heartbreaking again.
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Still missing Nanci Griffith…
And… for hip-hop fans… Our local public radio host Rose Scott will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop with a series of shows on the history of the genre (told mainly via interviews)… the first one was today, and it will run every Friday to August…
@noahdjango, @thomdunn, @dnealy take note!
[ETA] Sorry… gotta add…
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So punk! Much wow!
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New Mudhoney?
Also…
[ETA] Northern Ireland rap as Gaeilge? Kneecap are the artists…
Also… not sure how I feel about this? Africa as gaeilge?
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Hozier performing The Parting Glass…
Which reminds me of my late aunt, as one of our cousins read this at her funeral service… 
RIP, Linda!
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Murmur is 40 you guys…
We’re old, folks. Some of us…
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THE John Prine?
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Ya, that one.
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Wow. $27.50 - $30 when adjusted for inflation. I’d be going to concerts every weekend.
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OH!
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[ETA] TIL, when Bauhaus played Coachella in 2005, Peter Murphy arrived on stage for Bela Lugosi’s dead hanging upside down in the air:
[ETA] More EBTG!
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This week witnessed the destructive potential of AI in action as someone thought it’d be a good idea to bring brainless Britpop bores Oasis back from the dead.
Chris Woodgates and Bobby Geraghty, formerly of Hastings-based Oasis wannabes Breezer, released “AISIS - The Lost Tapes / Vol.1” last Friday, which they describe as “an alternate reality concept album where the band’s 95-97 line-up continued to write music, or perhaps all got together years later to write a record akin to the first three albums, and only now has the master DAT tape from that session surfaced.”
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Aren’t they all still alive? 
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New Madonna
