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10 for a pound...

onion display - norzin wangdu (mp3)

was just digging through some old records this morning and i stumbled across a sunday best compilation album from 1998. one of my favourite tracks on the album has always been 'norzin wangdu' by onion display. i hadn't listened to this in absolutely ages, so as i whacked it on this morning, i was intrigued to who wrote it. on closer inspection, it turns out it was wrote by two of our previous guests, mr leo elstob (a mountain of one) and mr phil mison (cantoma)...

you learn something new every day...

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