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The album feels somewhat menacing to me. Burnt Orange is a highlight for sure.
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Orbited what's playing normally on radio over there? I understand people stream things and I know NTS but like for commoners over in the UK
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Glen_Glog wrote:Orbited what's playing normally on radio over there? I understand people stream things and I know NTS but like for commoners over in the UK
Good question.
The music stations I stick to are Beeb Radio 6Music and Radio 3 sometimes. There's some eclecticism on 6Music. It's a station of indie, punk, and leftward non mainstream. I'd say really anything goes on there. New chamber compositions and minimalism on 3 respectively. But the only difference between the BBC's core Radio lineup (inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5) is that 6Music is digital.
Of course, also you have your Radio 2 for light playing of Steps and Oasis, and charters of all the decades if that's your thing, but I don't tend to listen often.
Then there's also all the stations branded by Global™️ on digital, it's a very broad list all maligned by commercials.
It's a crap shoot whatcha gonna get.
I have noticed you like a lot of late 60s and 70s music!
Have you ever listened to "Johnny Walker's Sounds of the 70s"? (it should be on BBC Sounds.)
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Not yet I will check it out. Here in midwest USA I hear trap rap blasting mostly from cars and slide guitar from bars.
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Glen_Glog wrote:Not yet I will check it out. Here in midwest USA I hear trap rap blasting mostly from cars and slide guitar from bars.
Either that or real corny-country.
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For awhile I drove a delivery truck though corn country regularly -- it was very interesting how sharply the radio transmissions cut to a different media type on FM
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The NTS old school oceania indie mix that's live on channel 2 right now. Very good early morning class.
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