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tftimemachine.com slash iron filings. Here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go, this is it.

This is top flight, tune machine. I am Andy Hock-Body Dawson.

I am Sam Nifty Delaney. So what? You'll have to forgive me if I sang in a little bit

despondent, jaded, jaded, if you like, if you will. That's because we are on the second part

of the 20th of June 1999, which is, let's be frank, an absolute fucking toilet.

Yeah, although, yeah, there are some good, there's a monk's little, there's some diamonds in the

rock. There's some diamonds in the shade. Yeah, yeah, there is, you're right, you're right.

Seems to me, you've lived your life like a diamond in the shade.

Do you want to pick out a diamond then? Well, sweet like chocolate.

Start. Sweet like chocolate at number eight, Shanks and Bigfoot is a song that I'm very fond of

indeed. So, yeah, straight away, I bestow upon that diamond in the shade status.

Yeah. Shanks and Bigfoot, where are they now? I don't know, don't know anything about them,

but I do like that song a great deal. I would imagine they're probably still on the circuit.

Now, you know, at number 14, there is Kiss Me by Six Pints and I'm the Richard.

Hang on, let's turn to Wikipedia and see what's in there.

Oh, yeah, look what Shanks and Bigfoot. What's going on with Shanks and Bigfoot?

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