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  more samples of IAC talent
  Artists choose theirt favourites from their personal repertoires, and may add a comment if they so wish
  the next page on from serendipity IX - artists' personal favourites from their own work, and their comments
  Following on from serendipities IX and X, more songs from artists - chosen by them - from their personal repertoires, with their own (optional)comments
  more of the sorts of things that appeal to people who like these sorts of things - well, me, anyway
  ...and there's more...
  I listened to songs from the middle areas of the charts, then added ones here that I liked
  more IAC magic
  even more IAC diamonds
  A station for recordings that may not be of broadcast quality, but could still be of interest to other IAC members
  will IAC eventually burst with the top-class music being pumped into it every day?
  a mere dribble of music that I've scooped out of the rolling IAC tide recently
  a lot of IAC artist-recommended songs here
  More IAC artists select one of their own songs - and add a few words about their thinking
 

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Steve April
 The Wonderer
 I've added this solely because the lyric is too good to be missed. Damn fine tune as well, though, with a clever use of sparing instrumentation where it can be spared, and the ending is just as it should be added to station 6/22/2006 11:54:08 PM 		Epic Rock Ballad 2304
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Eaglehead
 The Juggernaut Rolls On
 Here's a really happy, yee-haw, stick ma thumbs in ma dungaree straps and kick ma feet out, a mint julep would be most kind ma'am, bring on the jug band, ya'll come back now ya heah? tune, with a surprising middle eight, but the lyrics are deadly serious. Subversive added to station 6/21/2006 3:02:42 AM 		Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana 2304
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Stab Bastards Eat Candy
 Kill The Elderly
 Please read carefully before clicking on this: if you don't have a warped sense of humour, or a natural grasp of irony, stop now and go to another song. I'm a registered nurse who specialises in the care of older people, my respect for them is bigger than anything else in my life, but my patients have come out with much worse than anything said here. Finally: please direct all complaints to SBEC... added to station 6/22/2006 6:15:08 PM 		Electronic 2304
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The Living Dolls
 Nancy
 Let's get my prejudices out of the way: I love harpsichord, well thought out (and well played) bass lines get me every time, and I just want the world to get back to 1968, when it was all going to change... So, apart from that, what could I possibly like about this song? There's the vocals, I suppose, and the great lyric, and the whole feel of it... Apart from that, not much, really added to station 6/22/2006 2:58:41 AM 		Alternative Retro and Psychedelic 2304
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Our Mutual Friends
 As I Hold You
 How English can you get? It's apologising to the person who just stood on your foot, it's holding the door open for a flood of people who very skilfully don't catch your eye - yep, this song is all that and more, 'mustn't grumble' incarnate. Ooh ooh ooh I wish I'd written it added to station 6/21/2006 3:32:49 AM 		Easy Listening/Soft Rock 2304
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Steve Ison
 I Know A Good Thing
 I've been listening to Steve's songs for a while now. I haven't the words to do them justice, sorry. Try this one, try not to be moved, I defy you added to station 6/21/2006 3:17:09 AM 		Alternative Retro and Psychedelic 2304
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Komodo Wagon
 LOLITA
 Following on from my last review of this mob (serendipity V): this is why we stuffed ourselves in little vans, risking life and limb, dodging the pools of battery acid from the last load, working out that what we were getting for the gig would just about cover the driver's petrol and beer money, once we'd bought a drink for the bloke who'd lent us the PA. It's the music, the audience, the sheer joy of doing what you love. It's all here, in every glorious note added to station 6/21/2006 2:20:18 AM 		Hard Rock 2304
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