I enjoyed Echo Dek, the dub version of Vanishing Point (which already sounded like a dub version of a different album)

Yes, could be very interesting as albums go, and The Scream have form here…the Memphis sessions album from a couple of years back was miles better than the tracks that saw the light of day on the “Give Out…” album.

Bobby Gillespie playing Loaded on his mandolin? I’m there!

I’m with you – a tenner for a CD and I’ll be there …

Maybe he had fun trying to recall and read out the names of the stores he bought them in.

Each session would, of course, inevitably end in him saying “and good stores everywhere!”

It’s all downhill after Mister Boyd.

Patience. You lot will kill it in the Chamber Jazz Heptathlon.

I must say it’s rather disconcerting to see tiny San Marino perched above Sweden on the medals table. Indeed, we’re not actually on the medals table at all yet….

The second act on that bill will not to be everyone’s taste.

Nice to see The ‘Ford back in the game, though. I loved their early stuff.

Neither do I, dear boy.

No working. Just an opinion different to, but just as valid as yours.

Also looking at the rather pixelated cover of the band on stage, Walter does not appear to be amongst them. If not that’s a real shame but looking forward to both live albums nonetheless.

Try telling that to those who run road races and time trials on Britain’s disintegrating roads.

Bit daft to store them alphabetically, they all start with “O.”

Jimbo was my first thought too, when I opened the SDE email.
I don’t think I’ve known another Sisters fan, and he was adamant I should be listening to them instead of The Smiths.

Dave,

Once the Bowie series is completed how about Supertramp for 2022? Assuming you haven’t heard all their albums.

Poor start, great middle, split up and then…

Ah the horse lady understander has joined the chat. Terrific!

It’s been so long I now love track 4… 😉

Next week she’s doing the mega with a fridge.