Banters Cogently Tighten

by Zeittraum

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1.	Post-Political Song for Liberals to Sing 05:44	buy track
2.	If Spring Can Come 14:24	buy track
3.	No More 04:46	buy track

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"It was all so surreal," recalls Cunnah in his buttered Northern Irish accent. "I was on the Prescott Express, going round the country, performing with Tony Blair and listening to loads of fortysomethings sing my song. One day Prescott told me that he was bloody fed up with the song because he'd sung it so many times. And I said: 'John, don't even go there.' I was the really fed up one."

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'Liberalism, like the sorcerer’s apprentice in the famous poem/story, called into existence forces, immensely useful at first, but which it subsequently could not control, those unruly, and uncannily multiplying mops, the modern workers, which refused to accept their role as mere tools in the production process and were gaining lives and wills of their own. So the liberal apprentice conjures a sorcerer, too, in order to re-establish order, re-transform the animated brooms into plain wood. Fascism, in spite of words and gestures, came not really to do battle with liberalism, but primarily as an ally, albeit a bullying, patronizing one, offering much needed succor.' - Ishay Landa, The Apprentice's Sorcerer