Reads "Why I Sued Taylor Swift"

by Steve McDonald

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1.	Chapter 0: Cartoon and Prologue 03:49	buy track
2.	Chapter 1: The Duty Of Being In The Spotlight 24:07	buy track
3.	Chapter 2: Russell Greer: the Man, the Myth, the Legend 23:18	buy track
4.	Chapter 3: The Winner Gets Taylor 16:20	buy track
5.	Chapter 4: Dirty-Rotten-No-Good Agents 16:35	buy track
6.	Chapter 4: Dirty-Rotten-No-Good Agents (continued) 16:55	buy track
7.	Chapter 5: Burning Down The Forest 19:50	buy track
8.	Chapter 5: Burning Down The Forest (continued) 20:18	buy track
9.	Chapter 6: When You Mess With The Queen Bee 21:21	buy track
10.	Chapter 6: When You Mess With The Queen Bee (continued) 20:45	buy track
11.	Chapter 7: Russell Greer v. Taylor Swift: the Small Claims Trial 18:28	buy track
12.	Chapter 8: PLOT TWIST! 08:09	buy track
13.	Chapter 9: She Chose Him Over Me 07:17	buy track
14.	Chapter 10: The 50 Million Dollar Taylor Swift Lawsuit 05:23	buy track
15.	Chapter 11: My Ultimate, Bigoted Backstage Experience 05:54	buy track
16.	Chapter 12: Quick Blurb on the Overhyped Colorado DJ Trial 02:21	buy track
17.	Chapter 13: Fighting the "Taylor Swifts" in Your Life 06:38	buy track

about

Russell Greer is a narcissistic, delusional and generally repugnant little man with severe anger issues and a spastic face. He is the ultimate Nice Guy, who equates not getting his way with anti-disability discrimination, and he is particularly notorious for suing any woman who rejects his advances, including but not limited to several celebrities (Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Farrah Abraham.)

In 2017 he wrote and self-published a book full of clunky, repetitive and badly constructed prose about how he sued Taylor Swift. He wanted the audiobook version to be read out by a woman with a sexy British accent, but unfortunately he didn't specify which particular British accent he wanted; therefore, this audiobook has been read in a broad but by no means exhaustive selection of the accents found in the British isles.

This audiobook has a truly stellar cast including Rob Brydon, Noddy Holder, John Cooper Clarke, Paul O'Grady, Alan Shearer, Peter Kay, James Nesbitt, Ivor Cutler and Kenneth Williams, none of whom actually recorded any material for it.

Music by Vladislav Delay, Laurie Spiegel, Terry Riley, Philip Glass, Steve Reich, Gavin Bryars, Steve Roach, Brian Eno, Michael Nyman, Labradford, Supersilent, Mapstation, David Cunningham, Johnny Pearson, and Jon Hassell.

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released March 25, 2018

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Interfacial Music Huddersfield, UK

Assorted works under various pseudonyms, mostly gloomy and dark ambient.

As you might gather, I like Nurse With Wound, Lustmord and Lull a lot.

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Reads "Why I Sued Taylor Swift"

Mar 2018
The Paragon Society

Feb 2018
Serotones

Jan 2018
Song of Ardnamurchan

Jul 2017
The Descent

Dec 2016
Delonia

Apr 2016
Two Endings

Jan 2016
Prussian Blue

Aug 2015
Sick

Feb 2015
Journal

Dec 2014
Terminal

Jul 2012

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