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	<title>SO MANY RECORDS, SO LITTLE TIME &#187; Ian Broudie</title>
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	<description>THIS BLOG IS ABOUT  7&#34;  RECORDS ONLY. YOU CAN NEVER HAVE TOO MANY. EVERY SONG IS CONVERTED TO MP3 FROM MY PERSONAL 45 COLLECTION, AND THERE&#039;S NOT ONE THAT I WOULDN&#039;T RECOMMEND YOU SEEKING OUT. ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDERS WHO DON&#039;T WANT THEIR MUSIC HEARD HERE JUST LET ME KNOW, AND DOWN IT WILL COME. CLICK ON ANY IMAGE TO ENLARGE.</description>
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		<title>The Lightning Seeds</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today I got an email from my pal in LA, Christian Stavros, and he wrote: &#8216;currently listening to a playlist of my fave bands from growing up&#8217;, proceeding to list, amongst others, The Lightning Seeds. Do you remember they had a hit in the US ages ago with a song called &#8216;Pure&#8217;? It was a [...]]]></description>
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<p>Today I got an email from my pal in LA, Christian Stavros, and he wrote: &#8216;currently listening to a playlist of my fave bands from growing up&#8217;, proceeding to list, amongst others, The Lightning Seeds.  Do you remember they had a hit in the US ages ago with a song called &#8216;Pure&#8217;?  It was a surprising hit too, as it sounded so English.  It actually reminded me of the Jonathan King classic &#8216;Everyone&#8217;s Gone To The Moon&#8217;.  Lead singer Ian Broudie (also a top producer) has a similar voice and delivery.  This was around &#8217;89 when sounding English was becoming a problem, unlike in the &#8217;60s &#038; &#8217;70&#8242;s.  Years later, when I worked for Columbia and was Suede&#8217;s US A&#038;R guy, I was always fighting to get attention for them at the label.  The radio department would argue: but they sound so English.  I&#8217;d always say, &#8216;I know &#8211; that&#8217;s the point&#8217;.  But guess what, I lost the argument and Suede didn&#8217;t get the play they deserved, or any play actually.  So&#8230;i proceed to ask Christian if he&#8217;s heard this single, and happily he hadn&#8217;t.  I say happily, because it was really fun to turn him on to it.  I pulled it out, and it just sounds great.</p>
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