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Hello.

So once again, it's been a long time since we did the last episode, January this year.

I couldn't believe it's been so long.

It was the middle of winter where we did the last episode, and now it's verging on summer in England.

And it's even worse this time because essentially we stopped halfway through talking about a particular year, 1978, even though we'd split the first half into two episodes because we'd talk so much already about 1978. So we've got

more to talk about with 1970. If we could end up with a six-part series. I was thinking of that

a series based on 1978. What a year. Even though it was a fantastic year for singles, as we

discussed. But I think one of the things is that, yeah, five months since we did the last one.

And I've almost forgotten where we were at, what we covered.

So we might actually repeat some of the same conversations, which could be interesting,

because our opinions might have changed.

Because I don't know about you, I've moved on.

I'm in the future now.

I'm in 1982.

You're quite right. But I mean, it's true to say that we have the same conversations in every episode anyway, don't we?

In effect, yeah.

Which is why we've ended up with the drinking game for some of the listeners who have the drinking game whenever we mention certain artistes such as the ham.

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