Playlist: Phil Spector’s Greatest Hits
Okay, okay, Phil Spector is obviously a despicable – and probably fully cancelled – individual. But the music he made, stood over, demanded from people…that’s not going anywhere. Some of it is some of the best music ever. Almost all of it is worth savouring. I recently found a very cool single-LP greatest hits album – called, funnily enough, Phil Spector’s Greatest Hits.
This is just a single shot – so it doesn’t have everything, there are other great songs not included. But as a one-stop shop this is pretty amazing. And I wanted to share it – so I made up a playlist of the tunes for you. Read More
Someone shared a picture of Graham Brazier on social media the other week. It was from 1978, from Rip It Up and it featured a list by The Braz of his Top 20 songs. What a list. I decided we needed this out in the world to listen to right now – so 
Every week – as part of my 
Time for another playlist. I made this one last night – it’s called “There’s Worse People” because that line came out during the day and I want to remember it for a song or a poem or…something, so I title this playlist There’s Worse People. If you’d like to read into the contents of the playlist and apply the title, then be my guest. But that’s certainly not the intention. This is an epic-serve playlist of trip-hop and late-90s/early 00s ephemera relating to the commerical side of electronica. So there’s some cheese. And some straight up bangers. There’s one or two things that don’t quite fit that description but are absolutely linked, era-wise. We had this on last night and liked it. So you might like it too. 
