Shock World Service 067: Continental Drift (Jon Averill) 4/2/16 London, United Kingdom

  1. Razen - Sleeper Electronic trad?

  2. Dean Blunt – Papi A fleeting piece from album ‘The Redeemer’

  3. John Cooper Clarke - Health Fanatic Been a while since Dr Cooper Clarke made a world service appointment. Obvious lyrical prowess aside this is a unique & extraordinarily original piece.

  4. 2 8 1 4 - Recovery Very tricky release to find, on vinyl at least. Telepath テレパシー能力者 & HKE are 2 8 1 4. Can’t recommend their album ‘Birth of a New Day’ highly enough.

  5. Chassol - Music Is God Christophe Chassol want to Calcutta to record sounds & dialogue for his album Indiamore. Gilles Peterson fodder.

  6. Spiritualized – I Didn’t Mean To Hurt You (Instrumental) Caught Spiritualized performing ‘Ladies & Gentleman…’ with full choir & orchestra late 2016, a reminder of how amazing they are in full flow. This is an instrumental version of a track from 2001’s ‘Let It Come Down’.

  7. Zazou Biyake – M’Pasi Ya M’Pamba Plinky plonky Afro electronic record I picked up that came out back in 1984

  8. Sera Arreza - Bohol A piano piece I came across on Soundcloud, thanks to Sera for letting me include it in this episode.

  9. Deaf Center – Thread Norwegian duo Deaf Center sounding a little like William Basinski on ‘Thread’

  10. Die Unbekannten – Radio War Taking from the soundtrack to 'Lust & Sound In West-Berlin 79-89’. Which as the title suggests is a homage to the walled-in city.

  11. Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending One of my favourite ever pieces of music. From the cold war to Great War – this was written just before the outbreak of the 1st World War.

  12. TS Elliot - Journey of the Magi (Extract) A poem by TS Elliot from 1927

  13. Soft as Snow - Black Birds (Maria Minerva Rework) This Maria Minerva mix segues very nicely over the previous track

  14. Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Down From Dover You can’t accuse me of not supporting Lee on this podcast

  15. R2DJ - Clean Living Rescued off a scratched & dusty CD in my drawer. Beautiful slice & cut emo-hop from the album ‘Since We Last Spoke’

  16. Elvis Presley - Black Star An unreleased Elvis track dealing with the inevitable state of demise. Rumoured to be where Bowie took inspiration for the title of his final album. ‘& when a man sees his black star he knows his time has come’ & so dear listeners has ours for another podcast…

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