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The new Fabric podcast is pretty wonderful - not just the music of a night out in Fabric, but also a eclectic, record-bin-trawling selection. Like "The Hippie and the Skinhead", the song from the Peter Wyngarde album that Craig Richards chose to dig out. Truly bizarre. I only wish they had a proper track listing. But then maybe that might make it too easy for us crate diggers...

So I was eating crabsticks today, and started wondering, why do they even bother colouring the crabsticks with those red lines on top? It's not like I'll look at the crabsticks and think, "oh, this looks real, maybe I'm actually eating part of the legs of a nice enormous crab".

Iron & Wine, Naked as They Came She says wake up, it's no use pretending I'll keep stealing, breathing her Birds are leaving over autumn's ending One of us will die inside these arms Eyes wide open Naked as we came One will spread our Ashes round the yard She says if I leave before you darling Don't you waste me in the ground I lay smiling like our sleeping children One of us will die inside these arms Eyes wide open Naked as we came One will spread our Ashes round the yard