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Picky Bastards Episode 80
Season 1, Ep. 80
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On Episode 80 of Picky Bastards, we have new releases from Personal Trainer, Melt Banana, Hinds and Pom Poko. This month's classic album is A Trick of the Tail by Genesis and then host Sam tells us why he loves Treats by Sleigh Bells.
Which albums were your favourites from the playlist?
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