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The Singles Collection

by Speed Dinosaurs

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1.
On 92-95 fm 03:08
On Radio 4... Friday night comedy like the Now Show or the News Quiz even without Sandi Toksvig (who is awesome) I do like Radio 4... On comedy, is there really anything better than I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue? Not Radio 1, or Radio 2, or Radio 5 Live I stopped listening to that in 2005 Woman's Hour is the greatest show there is with Jane Garvey, Jenni Murray where else can you hear facts about monthly menstruation? I love Radio 4... More or Less, Poetry Please or Afternoon Drama. Or of course there is Gardeners’ Question Time, where you learn how to treat some greenfly, or how cut back your gladioli But I'll tell you it isn't all that great, there's some stuff even I don't like, especially that show which is on every night and has an omnibus on Sunday! Don't forget Radio 4 long wave with Test Match Special "my dear old thing"..." Eh! My mum could've hit that with a stick of rhubarb!" Dogger! German Bight! South Utsire! Biscay! Cromarty! Fair Isle! Sole! Fitzroy! Viking! Mornington Crescent!
2.
International Feminism is the way for the world because in the past forces combined to put all of the power in the hands of men and the culture they defined. The unrelenting... Crime! Through the ages the wise have been degraded you could brand a witch and make her die untold knowledge burned to mist while the ignorance survives. The priest caste came too life! Define rules and morality replace the culture of insanity These cliques and norms force-on hegemony I'd rather add to Humanity So stand tall all my sisters and brethren Increase International Feminism! Give to the world as both women and men, and challenge what is not right. Propaganda and superstition cultural norms from the very bottom lace the world with a feeling that was has been done is what is needed to be done over and over... Again! Education is a freedom to think and re-evaluate attitudes all over again a juvenile attitude held too high the stultifying factors of a culture have to die! Define rules and morality... And while we're at it present fair trade in a meaningful context so consumer decisions can be swayed! If we pay for ethics conditions can improve elsewhere we’d have a better world if things were more fair Increase International Feminism!
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Stegasaurids 01:01
Stegasaurids - they ate loads of plants Stegasaurids – got big plectrums on their backs They had a small head, a brain no bigger than a dog’s And small cheek-teeth that ended in a toothless beak. Stegasaurids – probably cropped low-growing plants. (Stegasaurids) But they might have reared on taller vegetation. These ornithischians lacked big toes and spine stiffening Body ten - dons. Stegasaurids - length 3 to 9 metres Stegasaurids - mid-Jurassic to Cretaceous, place North America, Europe and Asia, Africa. The largest plates might have convected heat To help them not overheat in hot weather - A spiny tail as a weapon to defend her Stegasaurids
4.
It was a cold December evening Alan took his dog walking He took him down the local boozer cos they let dogs in Now Alan only had a couple of pints but when he got home he was in for a shock There in his driveway a very strange object, he could see it through the freeing winter’s fog It was about the size of a car but Alan didn’t own a car It was metallic and silver and gold and Alan thought that it looked very old It was a time machine Alan found a time machine a mother fucking time machine Alan found a time machine … on Christmas eve Alan found a time machine on Christmas eve and he flew around the world in just one night He saw ancient Egyptians and he saw Victorians and he saw something he didn’t think was right Because the one thing he learned about Christmas, Is that it’s how much money you spend - it’s about spending time with family and friends and time machines Alan went back to a Victorian Christmas eve To see if they had a better time Was it more simple, more fun and less commercial - with families singing Christmas rhymes? He went back to dinosaurs to see if they celebrate Christmas he went back to prehistoric times He saw a triceratops being kind to a stegosaurus they didn’t have Christmas but the message it was right Alan found a time machine on Christmas eve... Now Alan was alone, on Christmas eve nowhere to go dog and drink his only friends and that would be where our story ends …if it wasn’t for the time machine sitting in Alan’s driveway which we thought would play a very important part in the story sometime Oh, and I forgot to mention; Alan’s wife left him last year and he’d very much like to get back with her if only there were some way of going back and make things better, back in time… So Alan jumped into the time machine went to a party on Christmas eve it was exactly one year ago Now he’s back with his wife and they kiss under the mistletoe Alan found a time machine on Christmas eve... Because the one thing he learned about Christmas, is it’s not how much money you spend - It’s about spending time with family and friends, being the best person that you can, helping our your fellow man, being kind to all your neighbours, getting pissed and having a good time in the end …and time machines

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All tracks recorded in June 2018 at the Organworks Recordings, mixed and produced by Ben Hannah between June-Oct 2018.

We may print some physical copies of this EP in the new year. If you'd want a physical copy, message us on facebook.

credits

released December 30, 2018

Cajon and vocals - Adam Savage
Double bass and vocals - Jonathan Harris
Ukulele and vocals - John Davison

Additional percussion and atmospherics on Alan's Christmas and Stegasaurids by Ben Hannah, and additional guest announcer vocals on On 92-95 fm.

Trumpet and backing vocals on International Femmes by Cat Robins.
Sax and backing vocals on International Femmes by Rachel Robinson.
Additional vocals on International Femmes by Liz Wigley.
(Cat, Rachel and Liz appear courtesy of Leeds ska-punkers Plot 32)

Dinosaur Noises on Alan by Ben Hannah and John Davison.

Additional vocals on On 92-95 fm by Tim Loud.

On 92-95 fm written by Jonathan Harris.
International Femmes and Stegasaurids written by John Davison.
Alan's Christmas written by Adam Savage.
All tracks arranged by Speed Dinosaurs.

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Speed Dinosaurs England, UK

We formed in 2010, though have known each other since childhood. We play fast skiffle punk on ukulele, double bass and cajon with lots of harmonies. We hope you enjoy our music :)

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