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So I enjoy a good music documentary and ones that deep-dive into the music too. Here's ones I've really liked.

Thom Yorke Burned It Down. Then He Made A MASTERPIECE - So this is two jazz musicians who go through Kid A track by track. Their enthusiasm for the album is clear and they talk about the musical construction of it. Such a good way to explore the album!

The Story of Radiohead's Best Song - A sort listen but given how important the song is to Thom, its interesting.

An Analysis Of In Rainbows - This is a deep dive into the album and the narrator really knows his stuff, noting early references to songs and lyrics long before the final songs were out.

While Conan was first published 1932, Gary Gygax was a fan and he was referenced in Appendix N and soon found his way into D&D!

I joined the Retro Ramble podcast to talk about Conan the Barbarian (Apple Podcast/Patreon/YouTube/Spotify) as part of a look back at the 1982 film.

My extra notes on Conan, Robert E Howard and its connection to Games Workshop is here.

Image - The cover of the TSR Conan RPG from 1985.