Hospital Podcast 22 with London Elektricity

Hospital Records Podcast

Hospital Records

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4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 10 December 2006

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Some old ramblings from the beginnings of Hospital and London Elektricity with some wicked new tunes thrown in for good measure too!

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0:00.0	I'm going home one of these days. I'm going on the way.
0:25.0	I'm going on the way.
0:30.0	What I know about you know when to journey to my home.
0:45.0	my home.
0:47.0	In the sky.
0:50.0	In the sky. Do you believe through you?
1:01.0	Do you believe to you? Do you believe the Emily?
1:05.0	I can get with me sometimes.
1:07.0	I can win me sometime
1:11.0	the long I want to know where you can do you need. And a song. song. A song.
1:24.0	A. A. and a song
1:34.0	song that is predominantly about death.
1:39.0	It's a perfect way to introduce my guest.
1:47.0	Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Chris Goss in the house. I thank you.
2:04.9	Now, um, we're going back in time today right back to the door of hospital records. Now a few of you listening will actually will know a little bit about our history but I'm sure that some of you won't know anything about it and
2:08.7	some of you won't actually care but it doesn't matter because that's what this podcast is all about.
2:15.0	It's a history lesson.
2:16.0	We're going to try and give you an atmosphere of the very first days of hospital records.
2:22.0	Now now, Chris, I want you to totally forget about you know
2:25.0	the day-to-day running to the label the graphic design all all of the stuff that's
2:29.0	filling your head at the moment I want you to go right right back to when we started hospital.
2:34.0	Okay, now...
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