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Hi, I'm Ellen Cross.

And for the next few weeks of the podcast,

we're going to dive deep into the ongoing history archives.

There are more than a thousand shows in there.

And many of these programs have not been heard for years.

So welcome to an ongoing history of New Music Archives podcast with a series called The Top 100 Moments in New Rock.

Now, bear in mind that these shows originally aired in the spring of 2004, but we thought it might be fun to hear where we've been, how things used to be, and how much

everything has changed since.

We hope you enjoy this Look Back in Time.

This is the Sound of History.

The councils, they ban my concerts and they take my money.

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