True. Here's three from Fluke. Musical cousins to Underworld, even though you might not have heard of the band, you'll probably heard some of their music - in adverts, and film and video game soundtracks.
From 1990 - Philly (Jamorphous) - definitely not a club mix. It's a mix for sitting in a comfy chair and listening to on some half-decent speakers to appreciate the full swirliness going on:
From 1993 - Slid(Glid) - a groovy little number:
From 1996:
@pwalpwal re Super Furry Animals - The Man Don't Give A *****
I always feel a special connection to this track. As you may know the cover to the single features a picture of Robin Friday, beloved by fans of both Cardiff and Reading alike (I am neither).
Once described as "the greatest footballer you never saw" his Wiki page is worth a read.
My connection? I shagged one of his daughters.
"We wanted to learn the lost techniques that were being used on some of the best analog recordings from hip hop and electronic artists over the past few decades ...
... If you want to hear for yourself you can download Eternity for free now!"
https://cymatics.fm/pages/eternity-sample-pack
Note - The zip file download is 822 mb.
Each to their own.
I found her so intensely annoying that I had to stop watching after 10 seconds. But maybe that's because I'm British and she just seems like a self-satisfied, condescending, middle-class *****.
How are you supposed to eat one of those?
And no, you don't send those over for our protection, you send them over here for YOUR protection. The reason the US has military bases in countries all around the world is not to protect those countries, but to protect the US.
"Countries don't have friends, they have interests."
Redneck equivalent of sinking jars and chatting up women ...
"Make sure you're home by 8, with a fresh bottle of moonshine, and we'll sit amongst our large family."