Jonsi seems to be mainly collaborating on various projects with his partner these days. Think I read somewhere that there was also some issues involving taxes.

And it costs close to nothing, I assume. D’oh!

Keep swingin’!

Nice review! I saw Promise Of The Real with Neil Young a couple of years ago. Best NY show I’ve seen.

Haven’t heard the whole thing yet, but want to say he appears to be a lovely man, does @Pencilsqueezer.

Completely agree re Eric Idle. It’s the opposite of Cleese’s autobiography, which was mostly about what he did before Python. Studying and teaching? How exciting! Yes, that’s what we want to read about.

“2. Must have been released in 1971”, surely.

@slotbadger So we must be right.

True. But the first version, on Anthology, from December ´66 is great. At that point it was already one of their best songs. Then it became even better.

From a strictly writing perspective I would go for In My Life. If we add arrangement and production, I would say Strawberry Fields Forever. Yes, I like The Beatles.

Have been listening to the episode now and enjoyed it. Will give The Hissing Of Summer Lawns a play, since you all seem fond of it.

Someone should mention Courtney Barnett.

I have a problem with artists my age, middle age in general, seemingly only singing about memories of their teens. Though Kent and Håkan (and Maggio and tons of others) are making more money than me, so what do I know?

This is somehow ten years old. It´s also sort of a Swedish (and a little bit Norwegian) Traveling Wilburys.

Is The Afterword enough to sustain Richard Thompson?

Well, that’s fair enough then. Wish I could drop by!

No Axis? It’s a beautiful album.

I love the AW, if only for the fact Tikaram is described as ‘young and up-coming’. Her first album came out in ’88.

As always – lovely chat, fellas!