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Buttery Creeting Cake: Five Flying Nun Classics

Five Flying Nun Classics This week James attempts to choose five Flying Nun classics. In five minutes. He had to make some difficult decisions. If you are less familiar with the catalog, then James’ selections are a great introduction. There are some excellent albums (and EP’s) showcased. You should start listening to them. For those of you who are more familiar with these records, then you might feel more inclined to debate the various merits of the various releases. But, if you want to choose a top five, eventually, you’ll have to get a bit ruthless. As James says, limiting it to five (actually six) means some tough calls had to be made. How do you choose five classic albums? What do you leave out? Of course, we’re interested to know what you think are the top five classics. Everyone has their own. "My name is James Buttery. I spend a lot of time in my record room. While in my record room, I spend a lot of time thinking about my record world. In my record world, I spend more money than I have, filling up my record shelves." Is James a bit like you? Maybe. Luckily for us, James has some interesting stuff to say about records. That's why he made a youtube channel. You can check out his channel - James Buttery - over here.    / jamesbuttery   The other great thing about James and his online ramblings, is that he likes to give himself a few limits. For example, his Top Five favourite Flying Nun Records - recorded in five minutes. It’s all quite interesting. And educational. We like James' videos. So we asked him to make a few videos introducing us to some of his local music picks. You might not agree with him. But he makes a pretty good case.