Ah, yes: but did you have an audience?

Great! I’m all about the fun, me!

With all due respect, I’m not sure that Putin (or anyone else) could be described as having “covered” a song just by singing it. I tend to think of covers being a professional or semi-professional thing. If I […]

Yoiks! I’m out!

Underground Folk? Is that Folk-Rock – or more like Acid-Folk? 😈

Demonstrates, once more, the difficulty/futility of trying to define or label sub-genres… (I’ll get me dufflecoat…)

Thanks, Hubes – much obliged.

What was it @Twang? I can’t see it, but you’ve intrigued me.

Part of the Union is a good “busking” song…

Yoiks! Have you never tried playing 2112? Great fun – especially if you have a Rickenbacker…

Well, indeed…

My apologies – none of my business, really. I came back to delete my comment but I missed the window.

Niall, I’m with you all the way and everyone has to find what works for them to get through it, but I have a question: are you deliberately or subconsciously trying to manage on as few tablets as possible? R […]

Four LPs for the ages, Sal…

I’ve been listening to your “Uneasy Listening” playlist this afternoon – what a superb set of songs! Many thanks for putting it together, @Martin-Horsfield

John Cale can do no wrong for me. I used to prefer his noisy, more aggressive stuff but, as I’ve got older, Paris 1919 has become a firm favourite. It’s all good, of course.

…and not forgetting the title track (Paris Peace Conference, Treaty of Versailles, etc). Then Half Past France… It’s a remarkable LP altogether…

100 years ago, when I was a folkie, I used to play Roads to Moscow and Nostradamus!

Thanks to Man, I no longer worry about choking on a bone when I eat a banana.

Are you familiar with the other albums?