January Songs and things

Instead here is Lees remix of The Uneven Dots song "Assembling at Dusk".
He likes it so much he plays it out even if it is 'unfinished'.


And as for choosing one of Twocsinak's songs, very tricky, too. And then there is the problem of what the name of the song actually may be. So we emailed Joe....
' (it) is one of a trilogy of songs, going under the umbrella title "Three submissions for Readers Digest"; it is the third section, entitled "Poetry for the elderly" or possibly "The Love Song
of J. Alfred Prufrock (T.S. Eliot)". If it were to have an individual title, therefore, it would be "Three submissions for Readers Digest - iii) Poetry for the elderly: 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock' (T.S. Eliot)". But that's a bit long; also, I tend to give live recordings different names to the actual recorded version. In which case, could you call it "An anagram of toilets, accidentally started an octave too low (live submission)"? '
Um, I don't think I did call it that in the end, cos I couldn't be bothered turning the spaces into underscores.
twocsinak-3 submissions for readers digest pt III.
That's all, next month something very different.
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