Never trust a man with an easy listening version of 'Pretty Vacant'
"I am not voting for a party that cannot get a decent playlist together. I'm with Rosa Luxemburg. If I can't dance I don't want to part of your revolution."
Hot on the heels of talk about dubstep revolutions, Suzanne Moore is right on the nose with an article about why music does matter, and why Cameron liking the Smiths isn't anything like the affront of party conference soundtrack travesty. Unsurprisingly, Ken Clarke comes off better than most in here.
IOW, I'm less worried about what kind of music people love than than that they love ~some~ music.
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Hot on the heels of talk about dubstep revolutions, Suzanne Moore is right on the nose with an article about why music does matter, and why Cameron liking the Smiths isn't anything like the affront of party conference soundtrack travesty. Unsurprisingly, Ken Clarke comes off better than most in here.
IOW, I'm less worried about what kind of music people love than than that they love ~some~ music.
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