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Beyond the Black Eyed Dog: Why Nick Drake Deserves more than 'Indiefication'

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By Luke Turner, Rob Chapman
| The Quietus Verified
50 years ago, in the early hours of 25 November 1974, Nick Drake died by suicide, a sad anniversary will no doubt be commemorated extensively in media new and old. Those who knew Drake and musicians who were touched or influenced by his music will be solicited for a quote. Drake ‘experts’ will file their 1,500 words and they will all say pretty much the same thing.
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Original Pirate Material

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By Rob Chapman
| History Today Verified
Shortly before midday on Easter Saturday 28 March 1964, the first medium wave broadcasts were heard from the offshore pirate station Radio Caroline. Based on a converted ferry moored just outside UK territorial waters, Radio Caroline was the brainchild of Dublin-born Ronan O’Rahilly. His father Aodogán owned the port of Greenore in County Louth and it was there that Ronan was able to get his radio ship fitted out in relative secrecy.
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Compositional Signatures of Gold from Different Deposit Types in British Columbia, Canada

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By Rob Chapman, James Mortensen, Rory Murphy Verified, James Kenneth
| MDPI
1. Introduction The liberation of mineral particles from host lithologies by weathering generates a mineralogical and geochemical footprint whose extent is governed by transport in the prevailing surficial environment [1,2].
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