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    "comment": "Have you already listened to our Kurt Cobain songbook podcast series from earlier this year? If not here is your timely reminder to check it out - featuring The Slits and many, many more of Kurt's biggest influences. \n\nIn the episode below Martin Douglas dives into Cut by The Slits (written in Kurt's list as \"Typical Girls,\" the lead single from the album). They were one of the very first punk bands made up mostly of women, and their style incorporated elements from reggae and dub. Despite their innovation, the members of the Slits had to withstand a brutally misogynistic culture for it to actually mean something in the long term. https://www.kexp.org/podcasts/cobain50/2024/3/20/the-slits-cut-1979/",
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