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Late Lunch With Out To Lunch

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This week's episode of Late Lunch With Out To Lunch (Ben Watson's long-running show; 2pm Wednesdays) is called "Sentiment", and mounts a furious attack on two footnotes to "Mental Ears and Poetic Work", an obscure lecture J.H. Prynne delivered in Chicago in April 2009 and was shortly afterwards published in Chicago Review. The case for the prosecution is buttressed with Doo Wop by the Penguins, trash rock apocalypse by the New York Dolls, the ever-annoying Frank Zappa and three songs about Pablo Picasso. Prynne's position is castigated as "Gradgrind realism" in sentences hot from a recent reading of Raya Dunayevskaya's book on Women's Liberation and exchanges with Doloras LaPicho of the Chaos Marxism website. Ever willing to enter combat with the great and the good, Out To Lunch has the temerity to question John Cale's decisions as a producer, and improvises his own piano commentary on the chord choices of Jerry Harrison, organist with the Modern Lovers. Treat this show as the warm up to the AMM (Association of Musical Marxists) Xmas Party on Thursday 20th December featuring Alan Wilkinson and Oscillatorial Binnage, Ben Wilson the Chewing Gum Man, Rob Dellar of Mad Pride and Esther Leslie on rainbows (free entry: see for details). A controversial music critic, Ben Watson's by-line has been suppressed in print media, but he continues to voice his"unacceptable" opinions on air. Watson will still be talking and playing music, but disco-graphical detail is reserved for the conclusion. Watson's words, on the other hand, shall be continually present, dispensing with any connection to argued frames of reference or current media chatter, to any known critical consensus or any established political position. Instead, his scripts shall explore the repercussions of a point made by Bob Dobbs, the Marshall McLuhan archivist and e-media prankster.

Renaissance FM (Repeat)

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Repeated from Monday. Lutenist Stephanie Feeney interprets the news and historical events accompanied by the lute.

The Hubbard Half Hour

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Art critic, author, broadcaster, Sue Hubbard discusses literature. www.suehubbard.com

Far Side Radio

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Music from the catalogues of Far Side Music, the world's primary source for East Asian music. http://www.farsidemusic.com/

One Life Left (repeat)

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Repeated from Monday evening. Video games reviewed and discussed with Ste Curran and crew.

House Rent Boogie (repeat)

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Repeated from Sunday afternoon. New blues with Nikki Brooks.

Clear Spot (repeat)

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Repeat From Last Night. Simon Duff - Points of Power. Bombs under the Danube. Dreaming violins into bass, Distant choirs. Pianos repair. Cut to Christian Aid v an MP. Then to Egypt. “God is all around us.” Bass. A slow end. Recording and music realised by Simon Duff. Sound Artist. Composer and Journalist.

Polish Deli (repeat)

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Repeated from last Sunday. Polish magazine programme.

Sound Out (repeat)

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Repeated from Friday afternoon. Acoustic music and chat with Carole Finer.

Radio Ecoshock (repeat)

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Repeated from Tuesday noon. Environmental news with Alex Smith.

Talking Africa (repeat)

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Repeated from Thursday afternoon. African affairs with Sony Decker.

Micro Clear Spot -

Oto Broadcast (repeat)

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Repeated from Wednesday night.

L'alternative

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Repeated from last Sunday.

The Circled A (repeat)

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Repeated from Tuesday night. Anarchist discussion show.

The Hour of Power (repeat)

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Repeated from Sunday. Writer, academic, activist Nina Power discusses politics and history.

Drones of Hell (repeat)

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Repeated from Wednesday night. Death metal with Ray Kirby.

Luscombe's Choice (repeat)

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Repeated from Monday night. Classic recordings analysed by Will Luscombe.

Counter Culture Radio (repeat)

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Repeated from Thursday afternoon. New releases from Rough Trade Shops.

Sleeping Dogs Lie

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An ambient music programme by Miguel Santos. No words, just slow tempo, cool chill-out dreamlike music, perfect for the small hours of the day before falling asleep. Subscribe and listen to archived shows of Sleeping Dogs Lie on http://www.mixcloud.com/miguelsantosuk/
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