The Girl from Monday
In the not-distant-future, the market has taken over everything, thanks to the marketers. The consumer is king, and those who see value outside of the marketplace are "enemies of the consumer", terrorists, and "partisan" enemies that the state must dispose of.
Protagonist Jack seems to be at one with the media corporations (after all, his marketing ideas led to the institutionalization of the exchange of sex for enhanced buying power), but is he somehow involved with the feeble and pathetic resistance movement? Does he love Cecile, his colleague, or is she a pawn in his game?
And what of the mysterious girl from Monday? Are immigrants from the star system "Monday" really assisting the partisans?
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A Rapariga de Monday
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In The Name Of The Father
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Black Grape:
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Praise You - Radio Edit
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Fatboy Slim:
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Movin' on Up
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Primal Scream:
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In These Shoes?
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Kirsty MacColl:
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Rubberband Girl
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Kate Bush:
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Real Real Gone
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Van Morrison:
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National Express
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The Divine Comedy:
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If I Should Fall from Grace with God
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The Pogues:
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Common People
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Pulp:
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Connection
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Elastica:
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International Bright Young Thing
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Jesus Jones:
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I'm Free
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Step On - 2007 Remaster
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Happy Mondays:
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Walking Down Madison
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Kirsty MacColl:
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Here's Where The Story Ends
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The Sundays:
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Sit Down
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James:
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Ladykillers
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Lush:
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Brewing Up a Storm
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The Stunning:
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The Kings of Kerry - 2008 Remaster
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The Waterboys:
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The Irish Rover (feat. The Dubliners)
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