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Summer’s here…

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around the corner and the possibility that a Scot might, just might, win Wimbledon.

However, we’re passed the summer solstice, and as folks are prone to annoumcing (round about June 24) ‘The nights are fair drawing in…’

There’s only one track that I could possibly post:

Field Mice -‘September’s Not So Far Away.’ mp3

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is festivals plural) this might seem appropriate too, if a little cynical:

Bright Eyes -‘Tourist Trap.’ mp3

More Peel, Vicar?

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s next Top Model and I am taking the opportunity to root around for stuff I still need to complete those Peel playlists. So with my emusic subscription renewed, why not share a few of the slightly more obscure tracks I’ve located?

Bongwater -‘N

ick Cave Dolls.’ mp3 (1991 Festive Fifty no.50)

Buffalo Tom -‘Tail Lights Fade.’ mp3 (1992 Festive Fifty no.45)

Field Mice -‘Missing the Moon.’ mp3 (1991 Festive Fifty no.45)

Mercury Rev -‘Car Wash Hair.’ mp3 (1991 Festive Fifty no

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Therapy? -‘Teethgrinder.’ mp3 (1992 Festive Fifty no.33 )

Tuscadero -‘Angel In A Half Shirt.’ mp3 (1994 Festive Fifty no.49)

And as always, as I promised him I wouldn’t put him out of business, check out Teenage Kicks for Steve’s excellent insight into it all!

See you soon, Ed

More about Matthew Wratten

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ffering. I only own two tracks from Matthew Wratten’s previous band, the Field Mice, but I thought I would share these with you, as well as a Saint Etienne cover.

The Field Mice -‘Landmark.’ mp3

The Field Mice-‘Let’s Kiss And Make Up.’ mp3

Saint Etienne-‘Let’s Kiss And make Up.’ mp3

Buy Field Mice records here

Buy Trembling Blue Stars records here

Buy Saint Etienne records here

Have a good weekend, Ed