Show Notes
Seaside Pod Review does not condone booking a bus trip down to Brighton to meet your secretary in some seedy little bed and breakfast two streets back from the front behind your wife, and her husband's back and having it off like a couple of hippies in the 60s! No. We recommend you stick with your partner and only do it to them. Preferably with the lights off and your socks on. Remember, Jesus is watching your spotty white arse as it goes up and down arhythmically for 4 to 6 minutes and he's not gonna be impressed if you're pumping anyone other than the person you promised to pump exclusively in one of his ornate dwellings. Don't make Jesus cry. What's wrong with you?!
One hundred and forty nine songs down, two to go! And we’re not signing off with Brighton Rock, which is the opener from Sheer Heart Attack and today's song!
If Kev were to title this episode, they’d probably call it “Brighton Rock”, or possibly, “Hove Roll”... get it?
NOTE: Skip forward to 19:02 if wanna get straight into the manifestations and wheel spin.
The music at the end of the episode is titled "When I'm Gone" and can be found on Absofunkinlutely's Red Album, "Blues Kid City". Go check it out here; https://youtu.be/g1-vxZ38IEU
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