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Apr 18, 2018 31 min

STT Rewind: Episode 8

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Thank you for choosing to listen to another episode of STT Rewind, Owen Hughes, Steve Norman and making his Set The Tape podcast debut, Matt Latham. This week, we open with our film section discussing big screen video game adaptations after Rampage hit cinemas this past weekend, followed by TV chat in part 2 leading with sci-fi series Lost In Space landing on planet Netflix, raising the question: where are all the TV remakes? Straight after Latham debuts his new 2-minute music round-up, we talk Superorganism, new music and digital vs physical media in freeplay. Don't forget to leave us a rating and a review on iTunes, Acast, or wherever else you're listening to this show.

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