TURNTABLE REVOLUTION TOP 20 oct 16

1 L Kage : My Head's On Fire
2 Pete Green : Best Band Supported By "Shockwaves"
3 Manhattan Love Suicides : Kessler Syndrome
4 Two People : Let's Raise Murder
5 Lost Boys : Who Are The Meek Ones?
6 Peppelkade 14 : Hour After Hour
7 Distant Cousins : Concrete Boxes
8 Three Dancers : Seventeen
9 Absent Friends : Stand Up And Fight
10 What To Wear : We're The Martians Now
11 Venom : Later On
12 English McCoy : Give Me Something To Believe In
13 Pheromoans : Suburban Despot
14 Claim : Mrs. Shepherd
15 Beware The Dog : Madam
16 Joni Dee And The Times : Here Come The Holidays
17 Single File : Out In The Traffic
18 Dodos : Blind To Fiction
19 Screen 3 : European Journey
20 White Town : A New Surprise

Green numbers indicate new entries

TURNTABLE REVOLUTION TOP 20 mar 20

1 Toys : My Mind Wanders
2 Golinski Brothers : Bloody
3 Flying Colours : Abstract Art
4 Comet Gain : Books Of California
5 Dancette : Going Green
6 Pete Green : Everything I Do Is Gonna Be Sparkly
7 Go Sailor : Fine Day For Sailing
8 Sister Rain : Burt Reynolds
9 Patsy Ann Noble : Tied Up With Mary
10 Clay People : Wreathes And Seashells
11 Carrots : Doing Our Part
12 Northern Portrait : Crazy
13 Elephant Noise : Remember The Big Time
14 Screen 3 : City Of Souls
15 C-Saim : Give And Take
16 Small World : First Impressions
17 Pocketbooks : Falling Leaves
18 Cold War : The Machinist
19 Sarah Goes Shopping : Once I've Seen Him
20 Northern Portrait : I Give You Two Seconds To Entertain Me

Green numbers indicate new entries.

EYE ON EBAY

Has the world gone mad? Or is it that the glorious city of Norwich inspires a boundless love? The cult of Alan Partridge has hypnotized the nation and now all that emanates from Norwich must be investigated. So this comp, Welcome To Norwich-A Fine City, excited somebody enough to part with £124. And who wouldn't be excited by the Higsons, Happy Few, Mohair Twins and Screen 3? I could certainly get mildly intrigued by Screen 3 who have released a couple of decent singles but I'd not untangle more than a few fivers to sate my curiosity. Anyway apropos of very little I'd just like to say that Norwich is one of my favourite cities and was once home to a very fine record collecting person, Jeanette Leech. And though she no longer resides there it is still a fine city with two or three decent record shops.

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