Show 68 – Ioda Getta Move On !
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Much less talk this week due to family commitments, and very different shownotes as I’m playing tracks from the Ioda Promonet (hence the terrible pun in the show title). Very helpfully of them, they generate shownote data for podcasters – fantastic for me this week being very pushed for time.
It’s a very rock-filled show this week in contrast to the milder shows of the last few weeks – enjoy it and do let me know what you though of it via the shownotes or email.
“World At War”
from “New Dark Age Parade”
by Subhumans (Canada)
G7 Welcoming Committee Records
Buy at iTunes Music Store
“Davy Jones”
from “The Veil”
by Echo Helstrom
MAH Records
- Buy at iTunes Music Store
Buy at eMusic
“Down To No. County”
from “Nicknames And Natives”
by The Antiques
Banter Records
- Buy at iTunes Music Store
- Buy at eMusic
“The Church of Seduction”
from “The Frauds”
by The Frauds
High Wire Music
- Buy at iTunes Music Store
- Buy at eMusic
Buy at RealNetworks / Rhapsody
Buy at Napster
Buy at GroupieTunes- Stream from RealNetworks / Rhapsody
The soundbed was: 
“Um, Circles and Squares”
from “The Lost Take”
by Dosh
anticon
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- Buy at RealNetworks / Rhapsody
- Buy at Napster
- Stream from RealNetworks / Rhapsody
Three From Leith theme-tune by Alex Aitken
Big props given out to:
The Banburyshire Brolly – from the site of everything Banburyshire comes this podcast, which gave TFL an honourable mention recently.
The Electrical Language Podcast – Gabor’s first anniverary podcast is almost upon him !! The more of you I refer, the more money he owes me 
Drop him a note or send him an audio comment and tell him what your favourite track was from the last twelve months of TELP, and he’ll play it again just for you ! Keep my bribe money rolling in !!!
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