Fascinating. I’d never heard of this remarkable event. Your friend did very well to come third @noisecandy. Despite the fact that we have some splendid horse chestnut trees, i’ve seen any kids conkering here in […]

@noisecandy I was a 90’s-00’s patron. Went in again recently (now the Black Prince) and it’s still about the same, just with less 80’s indie pop stars.

@noisecandy did not the mighty Bela Lugosi’s Dead hitmakers hail from the Shoe Capital of the world? We last year as part of our Lower League Odyssey had a wonderful day out which involved visiting Northampton […]

@noisecandy I was only just 7 at the time of Hot Hits 4, so (luckily, it seems) was never tempted to take it to school. Thinking about it, I don’t think I ever took a record to school. I only ever had a few […]

@noisecandy We used to have the Hot Hits LPs which I think were similar to the ‘Top Of The Pops’ albums. I remember this one: I don’t remember what these versions were like, but I still like Resurrection Shu […]

“Young @noisecandy has definitely put a shift in, but I think we may need a fresh pair of legs to help out with the off-the-joke running before we’re off to the races”

Completely agree @noisecandy. It’s brilliant. And it’s even better seen in the context of the film and Dud’s song just before ir. I hadn’t realised that the Singing in the Rain Hitmaker Stanley Donen was the […]

That’s a lovely track, @noisecandy I just found a June and the Exit Wounds Fanpage on Facebook!

Further to @noisecandy’s post above….. This is from the Daily Beatle. 2CD Red Album 2CD Blue Album 3LP Red Album 3LP Blue Album 6xLP Red/Blue in Box Now and Then 12″ Now and Then 7″ Now and Then 7″ (Blue Vin […]

Excellent call @noisecandy
In Crowd
Hard Rain
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes

Gonna dig that out.

Yikes @noisecandy

Wasn’t this released last year?

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I had a something of a soft spot for Julie N myself when I was in my early teens. Actually, it wasn’t really that soft of a spot all.

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Rita looks alarmingly like Thatcher early on in that clip.

Jack Howarth (Albert Tatlock) used to live in the Midland Hotel on Peter Street about 100 yards from ypthe office i used to work at in […]

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This is indeed a belter and not heard in many many years. Thank you!

Thanks to @noisecandy on another thread – this on kindle for 99p currently. I hesitated as I didn’t really want to give this scrote any money, but he can’t be making much at 99p a pop.

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You might enjoy this

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Thanks for posting this. It’s the only Rutles track I know but it is so unbelievably spot on its not true.