Episode notes
- Saul’s Tiny Desk Concert
- Saul’s new album, Encrypted & Vulnerable
- Website | Twitter
- Pitchfork’s review of Portishead
- Portishead’s Dummy is 25. The Band Asks That You Play it Loud (The New York Times)
- Portishead’s first TV appearance
- Sour Times
- Saul Williams: Fight Everything
- Mysterons
- Gang Starr: No Shame In My Game
- Young Disciples: As We Come (To Be)
- Cleveland Watkiss: Project 23
- Omar: Need You Bad
- Mysterons
- Numb
- Glory Box
- Tricky: Hell is Round the Corner
- Glory Box
- It Could Be Sweet
- Sade: No Ordinary Love
- It Could Be Sweet
- Sour Times
- Lalo Schifrim: Danube Incident
- Isaac Hayes: Ike’s Rap II
- Glory Box
- Strangers
- It’s A Fire
- Pedestal
- It Could Be Sweet
- Esthero: Superheroes
- Isaac Hayes: Walk On By
- Nearly God: Poems
- Goldie: Mother
- Soho: Hot Music
- Fela Kuti: Lady
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- Saul Williams
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