Adam Buxton

And the Four Tet playlist, I think...

He's got thousands and thousands of songs on there.

I'm not sure if he rotates it or if he just adds to it.

So it's an ever expanding thing, but it's, you know, thousands of hours of music on this playlist.

Timeless classics.

I was yearning for a bit of that kind of music.

I have to confess yesterday when I was listening to the Fortet playlist, because it can be quite crunchy stuff on there.

Like he will sometimes throw you the occasional accessible musical bone by someone you've actually heard of.

but more often than not, it's pretty experimental.

And about half the tracks I was listening to, I was just thinking, I want this to end so much.

It was just like, one of them was just clattering.

I was thinking how much clattering can there be?

And, um,

Loads was the answer.

And I didn't want to skip it because I didn't want to be narrow minded.

You know, I was like, I like this guy.

I'm on board.

I want to expand my musical horizons, but this is tough.

This is tough.

The piece was called something percussion, but it was not percussion in any recognizable sense.