One-take. All records except first song.

John Coltrane - “Acknowledgement”
Eros - “Track 1”
Times Are Ruff - “Make Me Higher”
Mattei & Omich - “Drop The Bomb”
John Swing - “Groovin’ Jazz”
Thrilogy - “Heaven" (K98 Remix)
Night Owl - “Home Computer”
F.T.G. N’ Friends - “Tribute ’89”
Soulphiction - “Edit 1”
Jamie 3:26 & Cratebug - “Hit It N Quit It”
Frits Wentink - “Dwayne Young”
Mr. G - “Backtrackin’”
EMG - “Guilthouse”
The Black Madonna - “Exodus”
Pete Rodriguez - “I Like It Like That”

Rough Autumn Mix November 2015

“Don’t Fear the Roofer” is the Junkyard’s attempt at performing their civic duty in reassuring concerned High Peak citizens regarding a fairly common local phobia. Some Peak District towns – particularly Buxton – have many old, tall buildings; therefore, roof repairs are frequent, and often at extreme heights. The tradespeople who carry out this work have rightly gained a reputation for bravery and for physical strength and agility. Over time these attributes have become exaggerated and mythologised to the point where some view the “Roofers” as supernatural beings. Being Dadaists at heart, we thought the best way to challenge these erroneous beliefs was not through calm rational verbal explanation but by anarchic and undisciplined guitar playing, hip-hop sub-bass & punk beatbox.

Air Is Not Good

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