Name: Exitflagger - Bill Is Dead (Smith/The Fall) by exitflagger
Duration: 4 min 53 s
Description: a very quick 4 or 5 hours work on what is a very 'rough sketch' at the minute... the vox will be changed radically i think... however, after some very positive feedback from people i trust to be honest... here t'is... more soon... hopefully... IJ. x

the original tune i wrote in sept '89 [with set me free] i only started playing it live in 2003 when i started to do my own tunes[sing them that is] 
 i perform it with  chilldren of the sun.
in 2008 bootsy collins heard it and asked if he could do a mix i said yeah! so he put out his version[with my bv's and guitar in nov 2008 [warfair]

  this is the full song with a 10 min guitar solo in the voodoo child/maggot brain tradition!

Nu world order

The usual mix of late 70s and early 80s sounds including tracks from Patrik Fitzgerald's recent CD anthology and a couple of tracks recorded for John Peel.
1.	Gang of Four - Tourist (PEEL, 1979)
2.	Mekons - I’ll Have to Dance Then (1978)
3.	Essential Logic - Collecting Dust (1979)
4.	Scotty - Unbelievable Sound
5.	Scritti Politti - Scritlocks Door (1979)
6.	Patrik Fitzgerald - Buy Me Sell Me (1977)
7.	Patrik Fitzgerald - Safety Pin Stuck In My Heart (1977)
8.	Dawn Penn - You Don’t Love Me No No No
9.	Clash - Armageddon Time (Live Kampuchea, 1977)
10.	Mighty Wah! - Basement Blues (PEEL, 1984)
11.	Maximum Joy - Stretch (Disco Mix-Rap, 1981)
12.	Delroy Washington - Freedom Fighters (1976)
13.	Pauline Murray - Time Slipping (1980)
14.	Eyeless In Gaza - Sunbursts In (1982)
15.	Bill Nelson’s Red Noise - Don’t Touch Me (1979)
16.	Scars - Je T’aime (1981)
17.	Hoax - Nice Girls (1980)
18.	Poet & The Roots - Command Counsel Dub
Twitter: @PostPunkBritain
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(Show originally broadcast on Break London Radio on 31st January 2015.)



Post Punk Britain 'Safety Pin Stuck In My Heart'

Graeme Miller & Steve Shill
The Moomins
FKR090
LP/CD/MP3

Pre-order the album here:

Finders Keepers Records - https://goo.gl/Ppng0H
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Imagine, if you will, a foreboding homemade electro-acoustic, new age, synth driven, proto-techno, imaginary world music Portastudio soundtrack for a Polish-made animated fantasy based on a Finnish modern folk tale and created for German and Austrian TV, composed in 1982 by two politically driven post-punk theatre performers from a shared house in Leeds!

To even the most perspicacious and adventurous of alternative music fans the genuine bloodline of this previously unreleased record already begins to sound like an entire record collection in one sitting. It would be surprising if this project's ambitious and exotic credentials didn't tick at least one box on your musical matrix and without one drop of unnecessary nostalgic hyperbole this project already sounds like the perfect fantasy record that you've never heard. Alternatively we could just say The Moomins and, for many, things would instantly begin to make perfect sense.

From the same social landscape as Gang Of Four, The Mekons and Impact Theatre Co-operative - armed with a Wasp synthesiser, an ocarina and a cassette of the Robinson Crusoe music taped off the TV, Graeme Miller and Steve Shill used minimum means for maximum mayhem, instilling over 35 years of dreamlike illusory fuzziness and freakiness into the memories of a generation of school age TV addicts waiting for the next 5 minute fix of outernational fuzzy felt folklore. Collected here, all in one place for the first time, Finders Keepers in close collaboration with the original composers finally bring the original homemade micro-melodies and reintroduce them to a musical landscape where fans of vintage electronics, concrète tape effects, pocket percussion and domestic synths are finally ready to be reunited with the magnetic music of Moominvalley.

www.finderskeepersrecords.com

The Moomins Theme (End)

Written by Max Kinghorn-Mills
Produced by Pan Andrs (insta: @panandrs) & Atlas Shrugs (insta: @atlas_shrugs)
Photo by Wanda Martin (insta: @wanda_martin)
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OCEAN BLUE 7" VINYL

End Of Everything

Will Oldham is an enigmatic singer/songwriter who commonly performs under the name Bonnie "Prince" Billy. For decades, his music and lyrics have explored the human experience with great intensity and respect. With an ear finely tuned to history, Oldham speaks candidly about the role music plays in the past, present and future of our culture in this new interview.

(Season 2, Episode 07 - Revolutionary Writers)

2.07. The Songwriter: Bonnie "Prince" Billy

Here's a bit from the forthcoming 2018 British Council doc. Film production of The Making of Commercial Zone 2014. It's an alternative to Harmonnicy Forest. We present the Neanderthal in the ForreST. Skeevotz.  Run ForreST Run.

Go here:    http://film.britishcouncil.org/project-interrupted-the-making-of-commercial-zone-2014

NeanDerTHaL in the ForreST

Kung fu ...
the pink
1990 something or early 2000..........

Unknown album (4/25/2018 6:36:28 PM)

get off kidda....

bare bones / foundation of a new cover version... this will drastically change over the next few months... cheers, IJ/EF x

Exitflagger - Road (HST Desert Mix)

a very quick 4 or 5 hours work on what is a very 'rough sketch' at the minute... the vox will be changed radically i think... however, after some very positive feedback from people i trust to be honest... here t'is... more soon... hopefully... IJ. x

Exitflagger - Bill Is Dead (Smith/The Fall)

Merseyside raised, and now back there, after travelling various worlds for a while ...an old muso does cover versions of all the hits...think Eno meets Will Oldham meet Wire while the twin spectres of Dock Boggs and Bascom Lamar Lunsford gaze down sweetly from on high...kind of...with a bit of 'punk/noise/psychedelia' thrown in for good measure...it is what it is...

Exitflagger - Bill Is Dead (Smith/The Fall)

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