Smooth, Consistent and Professional

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Here at Domino Towers, we pride ourselves on smoothly and consistently providing you with a highly professional podcast about our niche musical (and other) interests.

Key features you might like about this one include:

• Cheering up through music
• The Splendour Festival
• Mangled keyboard mayhem
• 6 Music Dads in charge

Music this episode is from The Elvis Impersonators, The Tidmouth Sheds, and Johnny Domino. 

Don't forget to send us some of your musical juvenilia for inclusion in THE ETERNAL HALLS OF THE FOUR TRACK GODS!!! (NB. It doesn’t have to have been recorded on a four track). 

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Satan Lied To Me

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Gather closely round the fire, young'uns… the old Woodward brothers are about to start weaving their weird tales about the Before Times. Can those lemon drops they mention really be mighty?

As you strain to imagine the musical land of "nineties-derby", by equal parts bewitched and confused by their rambling words, you will wonder, open-mouthed, what is this "texanbar" they tell of?

Music this episode is from Selina Kyle, Mad Brando, and Johnny Domino!

The more studious souls amongst you may wish to avail yourselves of the notes and links we have thoughtfully compiled to accompany this episode way down yonder.

I Have No Opinion (About The Byrds)

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Despite the title of this episode, it seems that the Domino boys DO have an opinion about The Byrds, and some other things too!

As well as a lovely song about a man from Derby chasing a horse, other themes include:

• Let's (wedding) Dance
• Harry's Styles / Chalfont St Giles
• Motionless Germans and Sonic Youths
• Paranormal 4-track activity

Music is provided by Motorcade One, st.qulty, Lazer Guided, and Johnny Domino!

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Hello Mum, How You Doing? I’m Turning Into A Cabbage

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Steve and Giles are trying out the concept of "Jazz Podcasting''. Not in the "making a podcast about jazz" way, but in the "improvising on a theme" way.

It all works out swimmingly and we have a lovely time.

Motifs and licks include:

• Pale boys in a dark room
• Steve goes to an Emo gig
• When Giles left part of his brain in a field
• A forgotten feature returns

Featuring music by Marc-o, The Tidmouth Sheds, and Johnny Domino.

Check out some links for this episode down below. They're just there!

This Is Not The Song Called Flesh And The Animals

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Oh man, they really do ramble on in this one. If you're into listening to two middle-aged men yacking on and on about music you’ve never heard before, then this is the place for you, my friend.

Topics include:

• XTC, rainfall and 4 tracks
• On the 90s Derby Scene x2
• Miserable man syndrome
• Overworking stuff = bad

Oh, and there's an idea for a new engagement opportunity.

Music by Esteban Obando, Stars On The Water, and Johnny Domino. 

Links to pretty much all the stuff talked about is, like, further down on the blog, dude.

Back To The Bedroom

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You might be mistaken in thinking that this podcast could be none more geeky. Well, get ready to be fully nerded out as we embark on what can only be described as a Four Track Cassette special, featuring an actual guest on the podcast!

Including music from Esteban Obando, Dusty 4 Track, The Almanacs, and ourselves. 

Interesting links from the episode have been deposited blithely way down in the hole.

Twirly Curls Stephen Doll

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Dear listener, we hope you enjoy this overdue, jam-packed feast of Domino goodness. It's full to the brim with opinionated yammering about the music we love, including Beck, Take That, and many others.

Featuring songs by us, Marc-O, and Cable, as well as the usual adverts, poetry, and abuse.

Key listening points include…

• Giles is still a weirdo
• Funeral folk music
• Ted Rodgers style lyric analysis
• Chip shop orders

Interesting links from the episode have been squeezed out onto the floor beneath the fold.

Drop That Mary Chain

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"Well, son, a funny thing about regret is that it’s better to regret something you have done than to regret something you haven’t." - Gibby Haynes (b. 1957)

No regrets here as we stumble into the new year with an episode featuring part two of the unfathomable third volume of The Very Best of This Are Johnny Domino, along with much Jesus and the Mary Chain content and a therapeutic song from friend of the show Simon G. Richardson.

Also including…

• Butthole memories
• 1987 vibes
• A heartbreaking "Our Tune"
• New Music recommendations

Interesting links from the episode have been set loose beneath the fold.