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This is top like June machine I am and you also pop up out.

I'm 70 to 90 so what? We're having another crack at the 20th June 1984 because we still thought

there was plenty of goodness to be harvested from it even though we've already done three

episodes so far. What we were about to mention is scryty-polity I think at the end of the last one.

We wanted to talk about scryty-polity. I fucking loved scryty-polity but then it was absolute

that was number 19 in the chart. It got slightly higher, it got on number 17 but that was the first

of about first or second I think about five singles from the album it did. Cupid and Psych 85

and scryty-polity of course was basically green guard side and various other on and off band members

but it was green's vision and he'd done some kind of like scratchy post punk indie stuff and then

he'd sort of dabbled in a light reggae kind of thing and then he just went fucking bad shit and

they certainly want to make this really glossy saccharine pop music with these lovely high fear

vocals and I fucking couldn't get enough of it made personally. I always get a metal dub with pre-fab

spray. I mean I'm 10 times more familiar with pre-fab spray and I'm a scryty-polity but I don't

know why. Did the frontman look similar? Maybe not really green looked a bit like a girl actually

like shoulder length hair with blond streaks in it. They were quite art-schooly weren't they?

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