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    "id": 3592180,
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    "airdate": "2025-12-17T07:04:32-08:00",
    "show": 65401,
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    "song": "Rakim",
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    "artist": "Dead Can Dance",
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    "album": "Toward the Within",
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    "comment": "Good morning and welcome to the Nightmare Before Gothmiss on the Morning Show! Who better to kick things off than Dead Can Dance?\n\n“Rakim” appears in Islamic lore as a guardian dog at the Cave of the Seven Sleepers, a mediaeval legend about early Christians who hid in a cave, then emerged centuries later. The legend is included in John Donne’s poem \"The Good Morrow.\" -- Lisa Gerrard’s vocals are, as usual, in her own non-verbal language (sometimes called “Shapes”). Unusually, Brendan Perry also contributes vocals in an indeterminate language.\n\nWatch \"Rakim\" live from 1993: https://youtu.be/wpYY7xNzQ7U",
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