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Since John Peel died, it’s gone back to being a weird exprience to hear something on the radio and like it. But Five Years’ Time has been forcefully cheering up this miserable British weekend. It’s by Noah And The Whale, who I am hesitant to look up. It works perfectly this once, but I’m pretty sure you can’t get more twee than this without a special permit. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.
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RandomCheese: That's strangely catchy.
Pod: It made me want to kill.
Newt Pulsifer: Strangely catchy, indeed!
Jazmeister: I've been hearing this on the radio at my night shift job for ages, and yeah, it is weird to like something that dribbles through that worn orifice, once loved so well. Isn't it creepy though, the whole bit about the romance falling apart? Or maybe just bad medicine to anyone in a long term relationship.
Lack_26: A nice remedy to having the 5 1/2 inches of rain we've had here over the past 24 hours.
Punjab: By the way, the girl in question is Laura Marling, who I think is now part of the band. It's her singing anyway.
aberrate: This song has the amazing quality of only having to be heard once before you know all the words. It's great. Their album's nice to listen to as well.
Jazmeister: We're totally falling into their conceptual trap, aren't we? They're reading this right now, like directors sitting in the audience.
Kyle: I really like whistling in music... haha!
Iain "DDude" Dawson: Awesome.. thanks for the heads-up.
Inferno: Ah this is such a cheery song, it's great.
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