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The Left, Right, and Centre minstrels returned for another hour of radio tomfoolery (all in moderation, of course!), ready to jive their way through the week in politics! Yes, indeed.
Actually, the above was false, as, owing to a rather slow news week, the gentlemen opted to examine one issue not really in the news per se, and another in the news some time ago. But anyway… it was all done in good spirits and the show wasn’t nearly as dirty as the week previous.
Get your filthy hands off my organ(s)!
Inspired by a particularly delightful tutorial attended by both Chris and Mateo, the issue of organ donation came up. Namely, opt-out organ donation (i.e. it becoming the default, with people given the right to withdraw from the scheme). The discussion touched on the delicacies separating consent and coercion, as well as mentioning schemes present in other nations. Opt-out systems in Europe range from:
- “Hard”, where the views of close relatives are not taken into account, as in Austria; to
- “Soft”, where the views of relatives are sought, as in Spain (in fact, in Spain the relatives of potential donors are always approached by someone specifically trained for the purpose).
While it may seem a wonderful idea on the surface, there exists no definitively clear evidence that opt-out organ donation systems are responsible for higher rates of donation around the world. Enough to discredit the idea? Let the LRC chaps put it all out there.
Note: Our discussion neglected the mention the interesting system in place in the United States, or ‘required request/referral’. Making it illegal, as well as ‘irresponsible and immoral’ to disconnect a brain-dead individual from a ventilator without first enquiring if the individual’s organs and tissue could be used for transplantation. Fancy that, world-leading ‘Mericans!
The curious case of ‘burqinis’ in France
Though being in the news some time before we got around to talking about it, Left, Right, and Centre thought it high time to discuss the ‘burqini’, the curious amalgamation of bikini and burqa that has become the symbolic representation over the debate in France about whether to ban religious paraphernalia in public. Ostensibly, the issue came to a head earlier this year when a Muslim woman was prevented from wearing a ‘burqini’ in a public swimming pool. The woman claimed the ban was for political reasons, whereas the pool management called it an issue of hygiene. The incident represents a rather larger issue of dress for Muslim women in France.
In 2004, the government of Jacques Chirac passed a law banning ostentatious religious symbols or clothing, permitting smaller ones. In June of this year, current President Nicolas Sarkozy called the burqa a sign not of religion, but of subservience. He said that it would never be welcome on the territory of the (secular) French Republic (which one are they up to now…? No revolution for a while) – and at the same speech announced his intentions to eventually ban the burqa. This has been met with general hostility from France’s sizable Muslim minority, and differing reactions from other religions and ethnicities.
Note: Mr. Sarkozy was one of the ~200 people nominated for this year’s Nobel Prize for Peace, won by… find out next week, on left, Right, and Centre!
Rapid Fire News
Saltwater crocodile jailed for 3 days for ‘loitering’ in Northern Territory
Bangladesh rewards man who killed 83,000 rats
Man jailed for car theft on first date
‘Pee before you fly policy of Japanese airline
Wisconsin Tourism Federation changes name after penny drops
Ralph Magazine’s 100,000 missing inflatable breasts turn up in Melbourne
Miss Singapore World resigns after lingerie fraud
Gameshow
Some people don’t like it, it’s systematically rigged against Tim, but we don’t care (well, Tim sort of does).
Choons:
Tim played My Name is Prince, by the artist formerly known as the Artist Formerly Known as Prince.
Mateo played Andrew by psych-punks Crystal Antlers.
Chris played Minotaur by super-serious Aussie band the Drones.
Chris also played Battery in Your Leg by Blur, as a tribute.
At the time of writing, I seem to remember Casey’s song being cut for being rubbish us not having enough time.
Until next time, then. Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
Team LRC out!
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So yeah. We played songs. And got confused when we couldn’t figure out who prank called us… o.O
Playlist!
Girl vs Ghost – Rain
Tegan and Sara – Walking With The Ghost (So much better then the White Stripes cover version)
Insurgents – Columbine Way
Corrupters – Deadshit
Lewin – Dammit (cover)
The Smashing Pumpkins – Zero
The Decemberists – The Rake’s Song
Corrupters – Dissolve
Van Cleef – Ghost Train Dog
Gossip – Dimestore Diamond
Flo Rida – Low
Goldfinger – My Girlfriend’s Shower Sucks
Juno Reactor – Stargazer (Mambo Sun Remix)
Katy Perry – If You Want Me
Gig guide:
Month Day Date Type Bands Venue Time Cost Age
October Friday 16 Hardcore On the Day of my The Underground 7pm $12 A/A
Disaster (CDL)
Lake Nyos
Destroy Rebuild
Deep Within
My Last Breath
Saturday 17 Metal Truth Corroded Enigma Bar 8:30 $12 18+
Se Bon Ki Ra
Humonic (Vic)
From Birth to Burial
Saturday 17 Punk Fear & Loathing Squatter’s Arms 8pm Free Lic A/A
Defcon
Gorilla Porn
Isolation Valve
Friday 23 Hardcore Craterface Enigma Bar 8pm $8 18+
punk Prisonbitch
The Weight
No Action
Saturday 24 Elizapalooza SHITLOADS NSS 2pm $35 Lic A/A
Saturday 24 “Metal 4 Blood Mason Fowler’s Live 6:30 $12 Lic A/A
Relief” Imminent Psychosis
(all proceeds Mammoth
to Canteen) Desert Eagle
Obsidian Aspect
Troops of Doom (Sepultura coverband)
Saturday 24 Metal Blacknail Squatter’s Arms 8:30 Lic A/A
Glamville
Almost Numan
Friday 30 Thrash Imminent Psychosis Enigma Bar 8:30 $12 18+
In Malice’s Wake (Vic)
Deafening Silence
Hesitate & Die
Friday 30 Overthrow ‘09 Abandon All Hope Fowler’s Live 7pm $15 Lic A/A
(hardcore) Broken Scarlet
Jack the Giant Killer
Dream on, Dreamer (Vic)
Chelsea Smile (NSW)
Daybreak
Saturday 31 “Halloween Jack the Giant Killer Fowler’s Live 5:30 $15 Lic A/A
Slaughter In the Burial
Fest” Among the Devoured
(deathcore) The Ophidian Ascension
Orphans of the Sky
Lake Nyos
F.I.T.H.
A Dead Silence
November 3 Death Metal Arch Enemy (Swe) Fowler’s Live ~$80 Lic A/A
Suffocation (US)
Truth Corroded
So yeah… we’re runnin’ out of shows fast so keep listening while you can <3
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Hey Hey it’s politically correct media!
This week Gem and Brad patted themselves on the back for team Adelaide’s achievements in the scientific field: we might have cured cancer and have worked out one mighty efficient way of locating gold. Brad made room for the Eigenharp by sending away the Lamington and praised vitamin C T-shirts. Both discussed the merits of theories surrounding the Bermuda Triangle and played some music.
Song Time!
‘Ya Said Ya Loved Me’ by Juke Baritone because nothing’s as rocking as some heartbroken gypsies.
‘Some Kind of Aid’ by The Solomons because we hadn’t heard them before.
‘Son of A Preacher Man’ from Joss Stone because it’s an excellent song and she’s an excellent lady.
‘Feeling Good’ from Nina Simone for similar reasons to above.
‘Katchafire’ from Collie Herbman because everyone loves some stereotypical reggae.
‘Anchor’ from The National Living Treasures’ because they’re local and we like ‘em.
‘Avocado Sandwich’ from The art Therapists, because they’re local and we love them and they’re playing at the Grace Emily every friday night all month, get into ‘em.
What’s that? You wanted me to elaborate? Well you should have listened, shouldn’t you? (yes). Perhaps next week?
Lots of love , Illuminati.
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JUSTIN HAS MONKEY PYJAMA PANTS!
Guess who’s jealous of that? The show revealed that all three boys put Bowie in their top five songs somewhere, that Justin is a star wars nerd, and sometimes if you’re in the mood for Sting, you get Eric Clapton for free. So basically we had some pretty awesome music on the show. If you didn’t listen, I pity you.
- You don’t have to be pretty to sing the blues – Dave Hole
- It’s probably me – Sting and Eric Clapton
- Son of a preacher man – Joss Stone
- Pardon – Robert Gray
- The jean genie – David Bowie
- Sound of music – Joy Division
- Blue Skies – If it’s not Irving Berlin then it’s a cover, we don’t know who by.
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SO LEWDIZZLYDIZZLE BE HERE, YO, AND HE BE HOLLERIN’ ‘BOUT SCREAMIN’ IN SOOOONGS. So we played emo and screamo tonight! And also our usual complement of local shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitizzle. Plus the lovely chaps from LEFT, RIGHT, AND MOTHERFUCKIN’ CENTRE joined us for some awkward just-friends spooning awesome chattin’ on radio! Love those guys, mad props.
So you wanna know the songs? YO HERE DEY AT!
(also I used like 15 different voices in 30 seconds today. I hold the world record for 2 voices per second, or 2vps)
Playlist:
Silverstein – Broken Stars
Circa Survive – The Great Golden Baby
Brand New – Guernica
New Found Glory – Don’t Let Her Pull You Down
Rites of Spring – All Through A Life
Moss Icon – Guatemala
Remassacre – Your Reflection Disowns You
Agonhymn – Numbers
Dissolution – The Warlock
Circle Takes the Square – Same Shade as Concrete (SCREAMIEST EMOIEST SONG EVAR TONIGHT)
Alkaline Trio – Radio (LOL WE’RE ON THAT 
:D:D:D)
/awkward discussion about watery imagery in emo songs, check out the podcast at breakitdown.podomatic.com
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Nevermind Me
and we did a gig guide, old boy! Peruse it over a lovely cup of tea. (Totes stopping doing the crazy voices now.)
Gig guide:
COMING UP
Disclaimer: This is our pick of the upcoming gigs, for a more complete list, see our page at studentradio.wordpress.com
Friday October 9th
Eyefear [Vic], Black Orchid, Quest, Satoria
Enigma
Agonhymn (Vic), Corrupters, Altars, Death Cult Jock, Splattergasm
Squatter’s Arms, $10, 8:00 pm
Saturday October 10th
Agonhymn (Vic), Space Bong, Leather Messiah
Crown and Anchor Hotel
Sunday October 11th: Slayer (US) and Megadeth (US)
SOLD OUT
Saturday, October 17th
Truth Corroded, Se Bon Ki Ra, Humonic (Vic; CDL, featuring members of Damaged, The Wolves & Bowel Mouth), From Birth to Burial
Enigma, 7:30pm, $12, 18+
Saturday October 24th: Elizapalooza
Shitloads of bands
Northern Sound Systems, Elizabeth, $35 tix or $40 at the door, 2:00pm
COMING UP FAR AWAY
November 3rd: Arch Enemy (Sweden) and Suffocation (US)
November 21st: Obituary (US)
December 9th: Dream Theatre (US)
December 16th: Lamb of God (US), Devildriver (US) and Shadows Fall (US)
December 26th: Summer Rage Fest
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Community radio’s favourite ragamuffins returned once more to inject a little colour into all your monochrome lives. This episode also featured lots of inappropriate, tut-inducing sex jokes. The word penis was used, and Tim was not happy. Alongside the smut was Rapid Fire News, Gameshow, and even a discussion of auteur/pederast Roman “Roamin’” Polanski to needlessly serious things up.
Roamin’ Roman
Really-quite-good film director Roman Polanski (of Chinatown fame) did a very bad thing with a 13-year-old girl in 1977. Like all folk, he was permitted to stand trial for his wrongdoings. However, the terms of his plea bargain meant his charges were reduced (from rape et al; not nice really) to engaging in unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor. Also part of the bargain was a 90-day psychiatric evaluation, which Polanski didn’t like the sound of. So he buggered off, fleeing the United States and possible incarceration and ending up in France, which, true to form, turned up their collective noses at American efforts to extradite him.
Hearing of Polanski’s travel plans, U.S. authorities laid the groundwork for his arrest with their Swiss counterparts, nabbing him on September 26. In response, the Foreign Ministers of both France and Poland (Polanski is a citizen of both) urged Switzerland to release him, lest he be brought to belated justice. Each cited Polanski’s significant contributions to film and the amount of time between the crime and his eventual arrest. Note however that since these initial pleas, France has retracted its demand and Poland (obviously impervious to double standards) is in the midst of passing legislation enforcing the chemical castration of paedophiles (N.B. presumably film directors are exempt from this).
So… the LRC chaps decided to tackle the issue head on, discussing whether we should all face equality before the law or whether concessions should be made, and the true purpose of incarceration. Nice.
The joy that is SupeRFN (geddit?)
- Man sues bank for $1,784 billion, trillion
- Pigeons banned from national day celebrations in China
- Woman who urinated often told to drink less water
- Business booming for rent-a-friend agencies
- Prisoners get drunk on swine flu gel
- New men’s pants designed for left-handers (N.B. this is completely baffling)
- Nude hiking trail for German naturists
- Student filmmakers raided by New Zealand police
- Crane saves panicked parrot stuck in a tree
- Robot dance world record broken
Gameshow
For the umpteenth consecutive week, it happened. Casey did a very poor job coordinating it all so the entire thing descended into farce, really. This is also where the ‘penis’/’ejaculation’ couplet happened. Regrettably – we hold ourselves to higher standards on Student Radio (also, you should totes be a part of it next year, but pray that Casey is a better SR director than Gameshow coordinator).
Music
- Lisztomania, by exciting new French band Phoenix (keep an eye out, we think these guys may just make it)
- Angela, by exciting verging-on-middle-aged-Britpopper Jarvis Cocker, in a nod to Angela Merkel’s re-election as German Chancellor. Also, Mr. Cocker is playing on the 10th of December at… HQ. Chris may be there, just in case you weren’t convinced yet.
- 10 A.M. Automatic, by not-as-good-as-the-White-Stripes-but-still-quite-good Black Keys.
- Two Weeks, by animal lovers Grizzly Bear, from the unpronounceable Veckatimest.
- Suzanne, by Leonard Cohen. Because he’s ace, and we all (i.e. Tim and Mateo) hope he makes a speedy recovery from his recent on-stage collapse.
DELETED SCENE AMAZING
We’re busy young men on Left, Right, and Centre, and sometimes, in amongst all our japery, important things don’t happen. Even if they maybe should. There were well-laid plans to have ‘a bit of a chat’ about Jessica Watson, the 16-year-old with big ideas of sailing around the world by herself. OF ALL TIME. Uh, sorry. Essentially, just like smoking and being home alone, parents (in this case the Queensland government) are a little uncomfortable with the idea, insisting she’s a bit young (wonder what Roman wou… no, staying well away from that). The discussion would have been enlightened, educated, funny, and sensual in the bargain. Damn you, 1-hour program limit!!
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xoxo
~ The Left, Right, and Centre collective
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- with Marija, Brooke and Joel
The G-forces were a blazing at full speed ahead for this week’s show. The usual suspects, Media Breakdown and One or the Other, featured as well as a dribs and drabs of some wonderful and not so wonderful music.
Hope you strapped yourselves in, as per our instruction, as we dished out a steaming hot pile of Media Breakdown news. Here’s what was going on this week…
Devil Diva
Beyonce (featuring again on Media Breakdown) managed to upset Lindsay Lohan, of all people, during a performance at the F1 Rocks Concert in Singapore.
Beyonce ordered her entourage to secure her the largest backstage dressing area, but unfortunately LiLo, who was hosting the event, had already claimed it for herself.
Poor Beyonce? No way. Her crew ordered Lindsay out, and the poor thing had to pack her things and find some other place to hang.
- Daggers for Lindsay?
Other reports are also telling us that Beyonce’s posse also caused a kerfuffle backstage when they refused to switch on the airconditioning fans. Apparently, despite the 33 degree temperatures, the fans were reserved for Beyonce and considering she didn’t want them on, they were to stay off. Other performers backstage, including B’s own dancers, were suffering in their own sweat while they waited to perform. Another guest, a British DJ, fainted from heat stroke.
Now while we’ve always thought of Beyonce as one of the more “normal” stars, it seems she has a tendancy to act the Diva. When she travels, her venues are issued with 139 page documents outlining her needs and demands for her performances. In her recent tour of Australia, she supposedly demanded 6 beauty chambers, fitness equipment, an authentic fruit platter and tea with honey. Word on the street is that she also demands the backstage areas to be painted in white. Adelaide entertainment centre has refused to comment on these claims – so it must be true.
Foxtel Revamp
Pay-TV customers are set to see some changes. The 1st of October marks the beginning of new developments in Australia’s cable TV networks.
Foxtel has announced a series on TV stations to be broadcast, a switch to high definition digital for many existing channels and the launch of 8 new TimeShift channels. Apparently, these will partner the existing stations, broadcasting the same programmes on a 2 hour delay.
By November 15, 30 new channels will be in operation.
Vegemite’s jarred with customers
New snack or Apple's latest gadget?
New snack or Apple's latest gadget?
The new cheese and vegemite concoction from Kraft has finally been christened. A nation-wide competition to find a new name for the second generation of vegemite provided the new title for the not so classic Aussie snack. iSnack 2.0. Dean Robbins, the winner of Kraft’s naming competition is a Western Australian web designer (surprise surprise!)
The Australian public reeeeeeally dislike the new name so Kraft is re-launching the naming competition hoping to get a new, more likeable name. Dean is currently holidaying in Bali and can’t be contacted for comment.
Lucy in the heavens
Lucy Vodden - immortalised in song
Lucy Vodden - immortalised in song
The girl who was the muse for the Beatles’ hit song Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds has died at the age of 46 from autoimmune disease Lupus. Many fans believed that the song was a reference to the popular drug LSD but it was actually John Lennon’s son Julian who brought home the idea. As a youngster he drew a picture of his best friend Lucy, in the sky with Diamonds. The rest is history!
Ben’s Bouncing Baby
Singer Ben Lee has announced the birth of his first child - a girl. Her name? Goldie Priya Lee.
Watch out for Ben in an upcoming episode of Neighbours.
Double Act
Where all aspiring actors get their break...
Where all aspiring actors get their break...
Speaking of celebrities on Neighbours. Lily Allen has decided to make the switch to acting. The singer’s announced that she’ll be putting her music career temporarily on hold, while she tries her hand at the performing arts.
HUGE Day Out
Despite her foray into acting, Lily Allen with still be performing at the 2010 Big Day Out. The first lineup announcement was made and Tuesday and we’ve got the details!
If you want to check out the full lineup so far, click here.
Otherwise here are just some (nearly all) of the headlining acts. We’re excited!
Grinspoon, Powderfinger, Muse, Calvin Harris, Dizzy Rascal, Ladyhawke, Kisschasey, Eskimo Joe, The Midnight Juggernauts, Lisa Mitchell, Blue Juice… and SO MANY MORE!
Kanye and Gaga Kill
What would Media Breakdown be without our usual dose of weird – this week (again) starring Kanye. And what would weird be without its first Lady – Lady Gaga, of course? The two artists have released a controversial video to promote their upcoming joint “Fame Kills” tour of North America. It’s been posted on Kanye’s website under the title “Where have all the rockstars gone? The fame killed them.”
We’ll let you guys decide what you think….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1wVVpErJG8
And that’s the Breakdown for another week 
Of course, One or the Other provided plenty of comic relief; whilst drilling Marija and Joel with those hard-hitting questions. Stay tuned in the coming weeks for your chance to play at home. We’ll post the questions so you too, can stop and have a think about some of life’s mysteries.
Finally, there was some music – not all of it great. Here are the track listings for the last day of September (Brooke couldn’t wait to “pinch and a punch for the first day of the month” Joel.
Wanna Be Starting Something – Akon
Miss Murder – A.F.I
Tears Dry On Their Own – Amy Winehouse
Mr Wendel – Arrested Development
Love Story – Taylor “Swifty” Swift (seeing as she wasn’t in the news this week, we found another way for her to feature her on the show)
In Love – The Beautiful Girls
Rapsong – The Black Eyed Peas
Life – Des’ree (this is the epitome of failed lyrics)
Fit But Don’t You Know It – The Streets
Niska Banja - Someone from Serbia (this song has been sitting on our computer since the beginning of Student Radio and we don’t know why. We’ve never done anything with it… UNTIL NOW!)
That’s it for another week. We’ll see you for more adventures in the not too distant future!
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Adam Ash and a very sleepy Justin. Biscuits. Vegemite and the now-unnamed yeast extract and cream cheese spread.
These things are awesome enough to go beyond the need for petty things like sentence structure. We also had some music, including a couple of french tracks that Ash can’t stop listening to.
- Weary Blues – Sidney Bechet
- Never in all my days – North Mississipi Allstars
- Imperfections – Velvet Road
- Nojazz – Nojazz
- Can I get a witness – Josh Durm Band (Or maybe not…I can’t read the handwriting!)
- Woke up this morning – Alabama 3
- La Cigarette – Sanseverino
- Trio Juice – Kym Purling Trio
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A whole show of just Justin and Ash? Did it make you laugh? Did it make you cry? We don’t know, because noone rang us. Maybe noone was listening. Maybe you were all just stunned into silence by our sheer awesomeness.
Yeah, it’s the last one, I know it.
Songs!
- Slide Train – Richard Steele Trio
- Takes a lot to laugh, Takes a train to cry – Andrew Swann
- Misturada – Airto Moreira
- Let’s Dance – Benny Goodman
- Crash – Patricia Barber
- Can I get that funk (With a side o’ bluez)? – Bluezeum
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SO we played FOLK PUNK! and BRAND NEW! and other SONGS! like GRUNGE! and METALZ LEWIN DOESN’T KNOW ABOUT. /insert Bryce’s metalcore/grindcore dissertation here
so lieeeeeek we played songs and maybe you listened? Did you? Nawrh, you’re so sweet! ^____^ <3
So like a playlist
Radiohead – You
Bad Religion – You
Frank Turner – Try This At Home
The Smashing Pumpkins – Today
The Cardigans – My Favourite Game
Closed Casket – Portrait of Dissection
Mortal Sin – I Am Immortal
Black Cobra – One Nine
New Blood – Subconscious Slaughter
The Agonist – The Tempest
Abandon All Hope – Mind Surrender
Fall Out Boy – Thnks Fr Th Mmrs
Pixies – Gouge Away
Brand New – Sic Transit Gloria… Glory Fad (LOVE THIS SONG.)
SO YEAAAAAAAAAAAAH, YO YO YO… YO?! Yo.
Let’s talk gigs.
Wednesday September 30th
Hereafter, As Silence Breaks, Resist the Thought
Fowler’s Live, Lic A/A
Thursday October 1st “Sike your Mind”
Deez Nuts, Miles Away [WA], Antagonist A.D. [NZ], In Trenches, Blkout, The Vampirates, Sex Wizard
Fowler’s Live, $25+bf, 6:00 pm Lic A/A
Saturday October 3rd
Black Cobra [US], Spacebong
Enigma
Sunday October 4th
Terror (US), Stick to your Guns (US), Against (QLD)
Fowler’s Live, $38+bf
Friday October 9th
Eyefear [Vic], Black Orchid, Quest, Satoria
Enigma
Agonhymn (Vic), Corrupters, Altars, Death Cult Jock, Splattergasm
Squatter’s Arms, $10, 8:00 pm
Saturday October 10th
Agonhymn (Vic), Space Bong, Leather Messiah
Crown and Anchor Hotel
Sunday October 11th: Slayer (US) and Megadeth (US)
SOLD OUT
COMING UP FAR AWAY
November 3rd: Arch Enemy (Sweden) and Suffocation (US)
November 21st: Obituary (US)
December 9th: Dream Theatre (US)
December 16th: Lamb of God (US), Devildriver (US) and Shadows Fall (US)
December 26th: Summer Rage Fest
And We’ll See You In The Rising Of Our December Sun That Burned The Heart of Our Childhood Dreams.
Okay that was a joke. We’re not doing an emo-screamo week. Promise. Not that it’s bad I just don’t have that much to do a show dedicated to it… sorry.
BAI! See us next week!
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