I'd wait for the musical version, sung by Buffet St Marie.












Coat already retrieved.

Would it feature 'Like a Virgin'?

Temptation - New Order.

Full blast, Zebra Towers, whilst munching on cornflakes.

Just remembered we'd got past the eighteenth and have been giving that a spin.

Good shout squire, duly down loaded and added to generic mp3 player for Summer time listening in the car.

Glad you like it, must be getting the hang of this reviewing lark at last. Try Jerramiah Ferrari's 'Mighty Sparrow' single too, a touch more calypso (Appropriately) but still a nice slab of reggae.

Waiting on the Supertones release at the moment, that should be more of the same... can also recommend the last Intensified release (Lunar City Groove or something) too, skinhead reggae done well.

Will do, thanks for the tips.

Shameless self promotion time. If anyone's venturing anywhere near [url=http://www.cattericksundaymarket.co.uk/NewsEvents/BigTopEvents/tabid/77/Default.aspxCatterick Market[/url at the weekend my band [url=http://www.facebook.com/RiggsbandRiggs[/url are playing the Big Top there, starting from midday.

I'll have heard some of it already

Watch out for the s, they'll nick anything not nailed down.

Cheers for the heads up - we're not taking much of our own gear though, they're providing most of it.

I've just got into Japanese Voyeurs. They remind me a lot of Veruca Salt which can only be a good thing.

This is a bit late I know, but what does everyone think of the Mercury Music Prize nominations?

Dunno, which past it, and/or 'look how cool we are by picking these' acts are being hyped this year?

Mercury Prize Nominations 2011

Adele – 21
Anna Calvi – Anna Calvi
Elbow – Build a Rocket Boys!
Everything Everything – Man Alive
Ghostpoet – Peanut Butter Blues & Melancholy Jam
Gwilym Simcock – Good Days at Schloss Elmau
James Blake – James Blake
Katy B – On a Mission
King Creosote & Jon Hopkins – Diamond Mine
Metronomy – The English Riviera
PJ Harvey – Let England Shake
Tinie Tempah – Disc-Overy

went to the Sunday at Tramlines Sheff...er on Sunday

Ash were a bit of a let down...although perhaps 14 year old kids down the front 'moshing' without knowing anything about the band spoilt my enjoyment

However the Futerheads were amazing, i forgot how good they were...and a true story this the lead singer chucked his watch into the crowd...i guy caught it...lead singer went wow good catch how did u manage that....a few second of silence i shout...he had time on his side......plenty of laughs and from the band also....i milked that for the whole day haha

not bad actually!

[iPrefab Sprout/Steve McQueen[/i whilst noshing on shredded wheat earlier this morning at Zebra Towers.

As a footnote it's just reminded of their [iKing Of Rock'n'Roll[/i video that I saw again recently.


If they and the director weren't on some strange 80's drug when they created that, they seriously needed to be.

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Been having a bit of a Doors afternoon, forgotten how much I really don't like them...

[url=http://www.nme.com/news/morrissey/58312Washed up Smiths tribute act makes a complete pillock of himself...[/url

I saw Godspeed You! Black Emperor at Leeds Met on Monday night

quite simply amazing they were

Just picking fights on that one now

Josh Ritter - Folk Bloodbath

Lovely, just lovely.

Best bit about going on forums you'll never go back to is making stuff up about yourself and leaving them hanging mid argument.


Good fun, thanks....

I was hoping to get to see Newton Faulkner again next week when i'm down in Newquay, but I have left it too late to get hold of tickets and they've gone and sold out on me!
Bit of a longshot, but does anybody know anybody that may have some spare lol!

Gutted that I've missed the chance to get tickets to see Laura Marling in York later this year. Decided to go see Caitlin Rose instead.