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Hello! BRB, UK. Worst teeth, better accents. Hello, hello, and indeed, a hoi-ho, and welcome to episode 341st.

The, of PRV UK.

Hello, I'm Dan.

I'm one of your hosts.

Pleasure to be in your ear holes once again.

It's a two-man show again this week, because Tim is, I don't know what Tim's doing. Tim's doing Tim things. I don't know, perhaps he's gotten in a conversation with somebody about a menu and a game, and he's still having that same conversation three weeks later. I think that's probably happened. Coleman, have you seen the Tim? Hi, I know exactly where Tim is.

Right, sorry, sorry, I'm let myself down here.

Have you seen Mr. November? Oh, sorry, yeah, yeah, I forgot about that. Yes, I have heard from Mr. November a few times this week. He's off at a gig. Seeing who? Terrorvision. Oh, my God. Seriously. Yeah. Bloody hell.

Nineties throwback alert.

What, Tim?

I mean, Mr. November?

Yeah, Mr. November.

As he started pining after Louise from Elastika as well as you go in that full 90s.

I saw a Republican not that long ago.

Did you? Jesus.

Yeah. They were ready to go.

Really? Were you on the rooftop shouting it out, Coleman? I did get on the... It was at Coco, so it was on the balcony. Did you see Karen from the Switch adverts? I did not, no, no. It was a random gig, and as I walked in, it was Coco's, I don't know if you've been there, it's quite a nice looking venue. It is the previous Camden Palace, I do believe. That's right. And there is TVs and like the cloakroom on the way in, the lobby on the way in. And I was like, oh, they're cool. They're playing videos of old gigs. Oh, wait. Republica are looking a bit rough. Oh, wait. Yeah, and I went, wow, I went, wow, Republica.

I wonder when they played.

And as I walk into the building, I realise it's not a vid. They're not recordings. They're live feeds of the stage. I went, oh, my God, I'm seeing Republica do a support act. I've said it once and I say it again. to me one of the most disappointing things about the 90s is that actually it is, you know, incontrovertibly more rubbish than the 80s, which we were all glad at the time we weren't a part of. I don't know. It's got its moments. All right. All right. Brit Pop, great. Yeah. There was some excellent music. However. However. Society as a whole. unbelievably self-absorbed, yet without having social media as an excuse to be so.

But at the same time, I mean, we didn't have social media, so we didn't, we weren't aware of these things going on around us.

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