G-Pointless Roughtrade playlist

Hi, I'm Clara. I'm interested on music, expecially Independent music scene. This is a notebook about my experiences, love relationships, sex and sexuality. Aside the main theme you will find a music playlist, too. The songs I note down are those which suit better to the issue I'm speaking about. Music is important to me. It has saved my life in many cases, I hope it will help you as well. So, enjoy the reading!

Josephine is my daytime nightmare. I don't know if you remember about her: she is the Salad-woman I've talked about a few post before (Girlwatching).

Now. SHE HAS LOST HER G-POINT!.

If there's anybody out there that doesn't know what a G-Point is I'll say that, yes, it is a feminine erogenous zone. The G point was discovered and brought to public attention by a German gynaecologist, Doctor Grafemberg, in the late 70s. Women till then didn't even suspected to have such an erogenous zone and neither would have thought that a German and, in addition, a man stuck on such an intimate place the German flag. From then, women rised as a sexual phenomenon, secondary only to the bearded woman, and that led to an entire generation of men desperatly ransacking their girls intimacies looking for the blessed G-Point.

Getting back to Josephine, she has it away so much and in such a furious manner that I wouldn't be surprised that the poor fleshy protuberance, feeling tired, had moved a few centimeters aside. Sexually speaking Josephine is a volcano, and with her "Caribbean Barbie" look is able to attract lot of men and a few males from different species: I can understand how she feels without her G.Point, a sort of handicapped. Well, Josie, after a rest It will get back, don't worry. What won't ever get back is the magic. Sooner or later some will discover the chemical formula for Love.

Yet the reason we are here is to celebrate Roughtrade Records turning 30 next week. To whom like me that has been spending his/her afternoons in the shop at 202 Kensington Park Road, Notting Hill, London, UK here's a playlist of featured artists, off course it is a G-Pointless playlist

2) Keep Your Love As A Golden Rule- Hal 2005. Irish trio they bring the sunshine in our life.

3) On The Edge Of - Low 2005. World soon will loose itself.

4) Pipedown - Babyshambles 2005. Catchy anthemn

5) Rebellion - Arcade Fire 2005. Extreme layering of sounds

9) Black Magic - Jarvis 2006. Stealing Crimson&Clover and making of it an acrid ballad.

10) Yankee Bayonet (I Will Be Home Then) - The Decemberist 2006. Modern antiquities.

11) You Made Me Like It - 1990s 2006. Rollingstonesque but quite enjoyable