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A searchable database for BBC Radio 6 Music – Radcliffe and Maconie's The Chain, officially the longest listener-generated thematically linked sequence of musically based items on the radio.

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3612. Scott Walker – Black Sheep Boy

Scott Walker

Suggested by John in Southampton

Birds aren’t the only things to come in flocks…

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3611. A Flock of Seagulls – I Ran (So Far Away)

A Flock Of Seagulls

Suggested by Damian in Berlin

From Animal Collective to a collective noun for animals…

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3610. Animal Collective – My Girls

Animal Collective

Suggested by Andy in Chester

The female vocalist in Peter Bjorn and John, Victoria Bergman, worked on a solo project called Taken by Trees, in which guise she covered the Animal Collective song, My Girls, so…

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3609. Peter Bjorn and John – Young Folks

Peter Bjorn and John

Suggested by Andrew from Brighton

From Patrick Wolf to ‘Peter and the Wolf’, and a band whose name includes ‘Peter’…

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3608. Patrick Wolf – The Magic Position

Patrick Wolf

Suggested by Adam in Finchley

Persephone was a Roman goddess and Rome’s foundation story has the twins Romulus and Remus as central characters.

Bonus link: Romulus and Remus were said to have suckled at the teat of a wolf.

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3607. Cocteau Twins – Persephone

Cocteau Twins

Suggested by Dave in Oundle

Proserpina is the Roman name of the goddess known in Greek as Persephone…

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