Five Imaginary 7"s, by Hardworking Families

Five Imaginary 7"s

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1.	A1 Bab 03:27	buy track
2.	A2 A Pint of Tax 02:50	buy track
3.	A3 14 Termina Velocities 03:27	buy track
4.	A4 Sund 03:13	buy track
5.	A5 Public Performance 05:33	buy track
6.	B1 Sho 02:28	buy track
7.	B2 Elsk Mig! 02:30	buy track
8.	B3 Moon Cascade 04:09	buy track
9.	B4 Orn 03:39	buy track
10.	B5 Public Transport 05:47	buy track

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Since 2019, I have occasionally put out so-called Imaginary 7" releases. The concept of the Imaginary 7" is borrowed from Radio Free Midwich. The short medium of the 7"is perfect for swiftly exploring two sides of an idea, with A and B hopefully complementing each other. Frankly, it's too good a format to limit to the physical world, was the thinking.

Now though, this material can be enjoyed on actual vinyl, via the on-demand-dubplate efforts of Why Keith Dropped The S. For this compilation, the A-sides and the B-sides are all grouped together, making a new context for these highly contextual tracks. Contents include a remix of a comrade, an observation of popular music in the field, a rapid-fire multiple-homage, a mangling of popular music in the computer, and an exploded memory of a return visit.

Thanks to Daniel Gregory, whose 'Kebab Shop Will Sell Ice Cream' was the source material for 'Bab Sho'. Thanks also to the various other artists who are sonically or conceptually alluded to. And thanks to Joeri for actualising these imaginings.

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released March 17, 2023

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WHY KEITH DROPPED THE S

In the liner notes of many 60s and 70s Rolling Stones releases, Keith Richards is named Keith Richard. Why did he drop the s?

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