Still a Mojo subscriber but I have found it to be less and less essential over the last couple of years. The only one that I pick up regularly now is Electronic Sound which although a bit niche is generally good […]

Nail hit squarely on the head

Another vote for Show Some Emotion which IMHO is her best album.

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I feel that the honours system is most useful in looking at those who have turned down honours – by and large a far more impressive list of people than those who accept

For what it’s worth my take on this whole sorry show is this. I don’t really understood all of the implications of trade tariffs, customs unions, backstops etc and have no real clue as to whether we will be bet […]

Another Low one here. I guess we have more in common here than I thought

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Another Argyle fan here. Attended my first game 50 years ago – 1-0 win over Halifax and I can still remember the goal, a 30 yard screamer from Colin Sullivan. Unfortunately I don’t get down to Home Park more t […]

Sorry for being so predictable but David Byrne was head and shoulders above everyone else this year (and I suspect just about any year)

1 All Melody – Nils Frahm
2 Resolve – Poppy Ackroyd
3 Body – The Necks
4 Your Queen is a Reptile – Sons of Kemet
5 American Utopia- David Byrne
6 Re-member- Ólafur Arnalds
7 Prodigal Son – Ry Cooper
8 […]

Oops!! That’s an F for me

Taking into account your name I would recommend Eminent Hipsters by Donald Fagen. Not really a biography as such but well worth a read

Whenever I leave the house I will regale the family with “Alan Sithee” in honour of Fred Trueman on T’indoor league

Not to mention Batman!!! Puh-leeze!!

Currently about 800 pages into Paul Auster’s 4321, and really enjoying it. It is a long read but worth it, although juggling the 4 strands does take a bit of effort. I haven’t read the Saunders book yet but the […]

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