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Desert Island Discs: Sheila Lynch

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Desert Island Discs: Sheila Lynch

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Posted on: 01/02/2016

Desert Island Discs: Featuring Office Administrator Sheila Lynch:

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It was tough whittling the list down to eight songs, but here are my picks:

Disc One: Blue Monday – New Order

The first 12″single I ever bought. Think it lasted about 14 minutes!

 

Disc Two: I Wanna Be Adored – The Stone Roses

This song was released in 1989, when I was still a teenager! The Stone Roses were the reason I started to listen to ‘Indie’ music. I still listen to their albums to this day and will be digging out my Reni bucket hat in June!

 

Disc Three: Shakermaker – Oasis

I couldn’t have a list without Oasis or Noel Gallagher. Definitely Maybe is probably my number one album of all time, and this track is my favourite.

 

Disc Four: Scooby Snacks – Fun Lovin’ Criminals

I have always loved this song – and my kids love it too!

 

Disc Five: I Bet That You Look Good On The Dancefloor – Arctic Monkeys

The best thing to ever come out of South Yorkshire!  I’m always a fan of singer/songwriters and think Alex Turner is one of the best of his generation.

 

Disc Six: Breezeblocks – Alt-J

I’m a huge fan of Alt-J.  Their music isn’t for everyone but it’s definitely worth a listen.

 

Disc Seven: The Cave – Mumford & Sons

The thing I like most about Mumford & Sons is how simple and organic their music is.  We saw them live in December and the show was amazing.

 

Disc Eight: What Doesn’t Kill You – Jake Bugg

Yet another singer/songwriter to finish off my list.  I think Jake Bugg is the most exciting artist to appear since Arctic Monkeys.

 

Choice of book: War and Peace – Leo Tolstoy

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I’ve never read it but hear it’s very long, so it might kill a few weeks getting to the end of it…..!

 

Luxury Item

A pop-up tent. Think it speaks for itself really!

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