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33RPM - 19th December 2017

Zack Yusof

19-Dec-17 22:00

33RPM - 19th December 2017

Zack Yusof gives you an interesting selection of music and his insights on the style, the singers and the stories behind the songs.

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0:08 - Gaz Coombes - I Just Wasn't Made For These Times

4:54 - Boogarins - Foimal

8:03 - Graham Coxon - Falling

12:40 - The Hold Steady - Entitlement Crew

17:13 - Mitski - Fireworks

19:48 - Sufjan Stevens - The Hidden River Of My Life

24:22 - Big Thief - Great White Shark

28:05 - Pile - Dogs

33:17 - The Boxer Rebellion - Love Yourself

37:07 - I Miss That Feeling

41:36 - The Moon Is Not Your Friend


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Tags:  33rpm,  rock,  indie rock,  alternative,  Gaz Coombes,  Graham Coxon,  Mitski,  Sufjan Stevens,  Pile,  Tennis,  Big Thief,  The Boxer Rebellion


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