Here's hoping this revives interest in the film festival! Anyway, I was just listening to it right now and heard some great tunes.

use Date::Format;
print time2str( "%o of %B\n", 994200000 );

magnificent(7);

@police && @thieves;

pop @balloon;

return $gift;

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Solutions:

4th of July -- Galaxie 500
Magnificent 7 -- The Clash
Police and Thieves -- The Clash
The Last Balloon -- XTC
Retun the Gift -- Gang of Four

update: Tip o' the hat to buckaduck for realising that I meant to link to this instead of that.


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In reply to Re: WPERL: The Perl radio station by grinder
in thread WPERL: The Perl radio station by petdance

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