'Head Music' Part Two: From 'Down' to 'Crack In The Union Jack'

Litter On The Breeze - Songs On The Radio is back back back at last with the second and final part of our song-by-song deep dive into 1999's 'Head Music'! Expect chat about whether THAT song is actually good, whether the other THAT song is actually less good, references from Tucker Jenkins to Chris De Burgh, and everything in between! Including the all-important score rating out of 10!

Show Notes:

• (The discussions on 'Down' and 'He's Gone' include some rather heavy passages from Brett's book)
• I suppose the Abba renaissance (how can we miss them if they never go away?) might have had something to do with the 'Thank Abba For The Music' nonsense going around at the time, but....No.2? Really?!
• Didn't mention NME's Album Of The Year for 1999. It was 'The Soft Bulletin'. YMMV.....

Audio Credits:

Mother (Remastered 2010)

Human // Elastica

Carter U.S.M. - Rubbish

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