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'If I were to tell you that one of the greatest records ever made came out of the South Korean psychedelic pop scene in 1973, you’d probably doubt my sanity. And you’d be utterly, utterly wrong.' http://blogjam.com/2008/02/28/kim-jung-mi/
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 20:25 - Nov 30 with 1760 views
The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 19:32 - Nov 30 by TacticalR
'If I were to tell you that one of the greatest records ever made came out of the South Korean psychedelic pop scene in 1973, you’d probably doubt my sanity. And you’d be utterly, utterly wrong.' http://blogjam.com/2008/02/28/kim-jung-mi/
The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 10:45 - Nov 30 by BrianMcCarthy
My No. 6. Gets me every time.
Drake is mentioned in Françoise Hardy's autobiography which was translated into English this year:
'Since his first record, I had liked the gifted young English singer and songwriter Nick Drake, to whom the media inexplicably gave the cold shoulder. For this reason, when I was in his country I spoke to every journalist I met with all the enthusiasm his work inspired in me, in hopes of getting him more attention. He heard of what I was doing and surprised me by coming to the London studio where I was recording... He would sit in a corner of the studio and stay there for hours, without saying a word, as if it was enough for him to know I liked his songs. Nick’s excessive introversion bordered on autism.'
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 20:40 - Nov 30 with 1751 views
No.8. Tough call, and Hendrix, Floyd and Marvin all miss out, but I've loved this since I was 15 and besides I had to have something from the Stax label.
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."