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It’s really fun to dig through our collection and find artwork that goes well together, usually building a theme around the last record we listened to. This particular piece is called ā€˜Women leaning’.
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Aug 6, 2024

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some people enjoy spending after hours shopping for new clothes. me? the record shop has always been a place of pure solace. the funny thing is, i don’t even own a record player - i just enjoy flipping through the lyrics and credits and immersing myself into the art of each album.
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I've been collecting records for a couple years, got a shit ton working at Rough Trade, variety, many new ones tho, great records, I enjoy them more listening all the way through, something I do but am not as good at while streaming. I work from home though, and recently, the more my "jazz fusion" collections or random compilations amass, the more I have to listen to for first time, specifically while working. It's a vibe to soundtrack everything though. I had to turn off while vacuuming though...haha
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Just a list of my all time favourite songs that is under constant construction. Once in a while I very slowly try to put them in order.
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There’s an indescribable beauty to this song, ā€˜Alison’, by Slowdive. Oh, how I wish I could put into words how this song makes me feel. When I first stumbled upon it, and the wholeĀ SouvlakiĀ album it belongs to, I was quite lonely. I had friends, but most of my friends had someone in their lives. Someone who was more important to them than me. I was nobody’s priority. That’s how it felt, at least. I was longing to be loved. To be cared for. And that is exactly what Neil Halstead’s vocals on this song bring forth, a feeling of longing, of desperation. He longs for someone so desperately, that he’ll do anything as long as he gets to be with her. He will do whatever it takes so as not to be alone anymore.Ā 
ā€œAlison, I’ll drink your wine / I’ll wear your clothes when we’re both highā€
She’s like an addiction, and he is addicted to her and anything she’ll ask of him. At the time, I would have given anything to overcome the loneliness that overwhelmed my everyday life. A girl could give me the smallest amount of attention, and I would spiral into a rabbit hole of highly unlikely fantasies. Even if I knew they weren’t at all right for me, I made up scenarios in my mind of what it would be like to be with them. For a moment, I would actually feel less lonely.
ā€œā€œAlisonā€, I said, ā€œWe’re sinkingā€ / There’s nothing here but that’s okayā€
As a soaring guitar fades in and the chorus takes off, I daydream about what could, but probably never will be, and never should. I’m not ready. I have to wait. She has to be somewhere. Softly, carefully, I can already hear her, through Rachel Goswell’s gorgeous echoing vocals, somewhere in space. I just have to wait.
ā€œI guess she’s out there somewhereā€¦ā€
She was.
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