Empty pockets never held anyone back. Only empty heads and empty hearts can do that

If you want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:00 Nortec Collective – Olvidela Compa (Rosco Remix) | Free Download
03:47 The Ginger Ninjas - Liberate Your Mind
06:39 Roots Rock Remixed – Soul Shakedown Party (Afrodisiac Sound System Remix)

Crank It Up
10:17 Ten Year Vamp – Never Know
13:12 The Blue Seeds – My Fair Weather Friend
16:18 Goonies Never Say Die – Everyone Comes To Life | Free Download
20:18 The Mother Hips – Third Floor Story | Free Download
24:01 Uncut – Kiss Me | Free Download
27:21 Underwhelmed – Freak
30:42 Staedler&Waldorf – Mode In Mind | Free Download
35:40 Jamie Lloyd and Jimi Polar – Beatle Pusher | Free Download
40:42 7 Day Visa – Sakura Stroll | Free Download
44:08 White Gold – I Can Dream Alone | Free Download

Cool It Down
49:22 The Warheads – Bombay Calling (Pt 2) | Free Download
52:21 Bombay Dub Orchestra – Mumtaz | Free Download

Run Time 59:04
Cadence Revolution #147 (mp3)

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Goonies Never Say Die
“Everyone Comes To Life” (mp3)
from “In A Forest Without Trees”
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Goonies Never Say Die are a quintet from the blustery holiday haven of Blackpool, England. Their debut In A Forest Without Trees is a stunning piece of work, well balanced, mixed and produced…it’s a sound that compliments the intricate mixture of instrumental progressive rock.

The band themselves use the phrase ‘cinematic’ and that’s a reasonable description for this ten track, fifty minute adventure. For the best part, the band concentrate on lush, quieter moments, which still sound like The Chameleons on a slow burner (“Don’t Fight The Fire” / “Everyone Comes To Life”), but there are as you might expect, big swathes of noisy fire peaked crescendos, imprinted with the kind of textures often pioneered by Explosions and Mogwai.

Pulling off a series of songs without vocals isn’t as easy as you would imagine, but with the vision to create wonderful landscapes like “When Middle Eights Migrate”, Goonies Never Say Die make the quieter bits sound as interesting and compulsive as the explosive highlights. A remarkable debut.

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