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Congratulations, Rob.
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You know, I guess I think I've
always been a professional critic...
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you know, or some sort of
professional appreciator or something.
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And I just wanted to,
you know, do something new...
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put something new
out into the world...
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you know, kind of really
put my money where my mouth is.
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Yeah. Wow. I would... You know,
l wouldlove to hearthem.
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- Why don´t I send it over to you
when it´s, uh, done?
- Really?
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- I will look forward to that.
- I will look forward to sending it.
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- You know, we should
get back to the interview.
- Sure, yeah.
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Okay. What are your all-time
top five favourite records?
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In a club or at home?
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Listen. I'll tell you what.
Why don´t I just make you a tape?
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Now, the making ofa good compilation
tape is a very subtle art.
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Many do´s and don´ts.
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First ofall, you´re using someone
else´s poetry to express how you feel.
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This is a delicate thing.
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So, for this one, I'm thinking...
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I'm thinking...
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When is this gonna stop?
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When´s what gonna stop?
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Uh, nothin´.
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Who´s the tape for?
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Just some girl who interviewed me
for the Reader.
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So what am I gonna do now?
Just keep jumping from rock to rock...
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for the rest of my life
until there aren´t any rocks left?
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Should I bolt every time
l get that feeling in my gut
when I meet someone new?
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I've been thinking with my gut
since I was 1 4 years old...
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and, frankly speaking,
I've come to the conclusion that
my guts have shit for brains.