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Topic History of: This Town
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JK2006 Yes I went to sleep ten minutes in. Don't think I'll bother.
robbiex I was interested to see a new drama suppossedly about the Two-tone movement. The programme begins in 1981, by which time the two-tone movement was pretty much at an end, with the Specials breaking up after their number one "Ghost Town". The first episode didn't have much music in, apart from one man hinting that he writes poetry and another woman saying that she writes tunes. By the time they get going two-tone will be even post new romantism. I've only watched one episode, so I'll give it another chance, given its pedigree.
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