• 0603 Strange Little Girls - Strange Little Girl

  • Aug 18 2024
  • Length: 3 hrs and 8 mins
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0603 Strange Little Girls - Strange Little Girl

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  • Efrain and David deliver another jam packed episode, diving deep into the only single from Tori's groundbreaking cover record. Very special guests include Hugh Cornwell, the lead singer and head songwriter from The Stranglers (and the only person who can tell you exactly who that Strange Little Girl was), as well as acclaimed film director David Slade (Twilight: Eclipse; Hard Candy; Bandersnatch; Strange Little Girl). Plus thoughts and opinions from two Strange Little Girl super fans Samantha Breland-Lang and Marla Darling, as well as a word from our Stranglers Specialist Valerie Lord. Additionally, these strange little bitches uncover the confusing truth behind the Adam Kiss My Eve controversy with a little help from musicians Amiture, Clovers and Liz Eldridge. As always, go deep inside her lore through the words of Neil Gaiman, the voice of Macy Rodman, and the art of Reggie Doherty. You'll also get a personalized song birth chart reading by our Resident Witch Amy K, and as always a ton of sound clips, rare interviews, forgotten moments and more. As a cherry on top we offer a complete study of the live evolution of the song in our A-M-O-S Live Lounge™️. And last but not least, enjoy a brand new remix of Strange Little Girl by the legendary Joshua Speedbliss. I think we can all agree after reading this description, we've survived but we're feeling old.
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