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BBC Radio 6 Music with Martin
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Re: BBC Radio 6 Music with Martin
Cool.
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Re: BBC Radio 6 Music with Martin
Looks like a labour of love! 
Knowing me, I'll forget to listen, but hopefully it will be available on the app.
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Re: BBC Radio 6 Music with Martin
Martin´s programme called "Decades" is already available on BBC Player:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000cltr
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Re: BBC Radio 6 Music with Martin
I absolutely loved this project of Martin. It contained plenty of good tunes to listen to and introduced some new artists to me. And Martin´s taste in music is superb! 
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Thread Starter- besleybean
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Re: BBC Radio 6 Music with Martin
He has very similar taste to me!
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Re: BBC Radio 6 Music with Martin
I still haven't caught up with it all! Very good, though - I do think he's a good presenter and has some interesting choices. I listened to him talking about Neil Innes and playing Cheese and Onions (one of my favourite Rutles songs!) I think the day before Neil Innes died.
