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22. Wallace Andgromit
The 22nd door in the hallowed hallway of Higher FIdelity's house thats full of metaphors that get away from themselves, is split across two locations. We feel the wind in our hair in Dublin and get our hair caught in the window in Cavan. Becky beams in from Stephens Green for Sonic Seconds and Vox Pas while we beam at each other in Ev's sitting room for the rest.
Fresh from the success of 'High Fidelity' and sweaty from the anticipation of 'The Many Faces Of We' stream we use cutting edge technology to get some celebrity assistance, point the finger of plagiarism at Red Kross and debate the properties of King Midas' curse and how it would manifest itself in reverse (as per The Hollies hit).
One look a the 'As Heard On Higher Fidelity' playlist will tell you that we cover a lot of erratic ground on this episode. We go from Arkana ('So Little Time', Mary Kate and Ashley theme) to Jean Jacques Perrey (NOT 'So Little Time, NOT Mary Kate and Ashley theme). This rapid change of pace subjected our bodies to G forces that could've easily proven fatal were we of a lesser constitution.
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By Pete O’ Hanlon
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The 22nd door in the hallowed hallway of Higher FIdelity's house thats full of metaphors that get away from themselves, is split across two locations. We feel the wind in our hair in Dublin and get our hair caught in the window in Cavan. Becky beams in from Stephens Green for Sonic Seconds and Vox Pas while we beam at each other in Ev's sitting room for the rest.
Fresh from the success of 'High Fidelity' and sweaty from the anticipation of 'The Many Faces Of We' stream we use cutting edge technology to get some celebrity assistance, point the finger of plagiarism at Red Kross and debate the properties of King Midas' curse and how it would manifest itself in reverse (as per The Hollies hit).
One look a the 'As Heard On Higher Fidelity' playlist will tell you that we cover a lot of erratic ground on this episode. We go from Arkana ('So Little Time', Mary Kate and Ashley theme) to Jean Jacques Perrey (NOT 'So Little Time, NOT Mary Kate and Ashley theme). This rapid change of pace subjected our bodies to G forces that could've easily proven fatal were we of a lesser constitution.