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Word Podcast 162: From the Brits to Beechams

45 min•17 februari 2011

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Mark Ellen, Fraser Lewry and David Hepworth on the effective apartheid between the r&b and folkie factions currently making up British pop, why British acts can't make speeches, and why people hate Mumford & Sons.

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