Litter On The Breeze - the podcast about the music, the stories, and the fans of Suede - returns with a second helping of questions from you and answers from me!

We tackle what a follow-up to 'Dog Man Star' could have sounded like, the band and film scores, image, Patchwork, and more! I also vote in a Suede Best Song Ever poll in Real Time!

And then, just a few hours after recording and editing was complete...a new Suede song called 'Trance State' came along -about which you can hear some quick-hit thoughts from me(complete with very-unproduced and raw audio!)

Show Notes:

• The Battle of Santiago. As famously introduced by David Coleman
• Some more on Harold Wilson's devaluation of the pound
• Keith Cameron's 'A Very Brettish Coup' review of 'Suede' for NME. 

Audio Credits:

Mick Jagger - Memo From Turner [HD]

Belinda Carlisle - Circle In The Sand

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• Show intro: 'Suede - Trash, Animal Nitrate and Beautiful Ones live at Glastonbury Festival 2015'