I think that after watching 1917, all the other people nominated in the ‘best cinematography’ category might as well not bother writing speeches. The only other time I’ve said that was after watching Blade Runne […]

I was never particularly fond of Scott until Fleabag. I think it’s his voice that grates. But I thought he played his part perfectly in this film. I’ve seen a comment he made about the pressure of it, because he […]

Actually, the accusation was made about the day Cliff appeared at a Billy Graham rally at Bramall Lane, Sheffield In 1985 and Cliff was there, as he walked pas me when he had just done his sound check. I was 15, […]

I was disappointed with the first one they did, the 60s one, so I haven’t bothered with any after that. There just didn’t seem to be much about the magazine, except stacks of photos of albums. The only ones tha […]

I left school in 1986, but PGS had the reputation for being the best school in Barnsley at that time. The school I went to stopped being Barnsley Grammar School and reverted to plain old Holgate School two years […]

That’s a shame.

I just read that Disney are chasing Waititi to direct a Star Wars film. Considering that he directed the Marvel film I enjoyed the most I hope he can produce a Star Wars film to match Force A […]

Ah, Penistone Grammar School, the establishment my daughter occasionally likes to visit. The place that texts me at least once per week to tell me she’s been put into isolation. I don’t know how long ago you wer […]

Yes, we’re looking forward to JoJo Rabbit. I’m a fan of Taika Waititi. And we might go and watch 1917 again, as we feel guilty for not waiting and watching it at Meadowhall last week.

My one gripe with them is […]

It’s the Penistone (stop sniggering at the back!) Paramount. It’s over 100 years old and as far as I’m aware it’s fully independent of any chain. In fact, I think it may be owned by the local council.

It’s generally accepted that De La Soul started the ball rolling with Three Feet High and Rising. The low point for me is Big Pun’s ‘Taster’s Choice’ on Capital Punishment, which otherwise is a great album. I am […]

I bought the Drastic Fantastic CD by KT Tunstall because of the cover. It’s brill. The record is okay too, thankfully. I’ve also kept a CD that I would have otherwise flogged because of the cover. It’s an album by […]

Just about every ‘skit’ on rap albums. One or two are the sounds of the rapper ‘having sex’. You have to question what was going through their minds when they thought that would improve the album. Would Pet Sou […]

Just the once, and funnily enough it was Fleabag. I loved the TV show and read the book with the scripts, so it only followed that I should go and see it at our local (independent) cinema. Our village doesn’t have […]

Yes, and it was quite annoying in the case of the (fairly) recent Elton John one, in that very little space was given to his output from Songs From The West Coast onwards, which (as a few of us recently discussed […]

Surely the best named tribute act is Not Was Not Was?

Crikey, just had a look at last year’s and you’re not wrong. I’m not bothered about the Ray Cooder one though, so I’d just stick with Janelle and Christine.

When you say ‘entire’ spreadsheet, does that include all the individual entries? If so, I wouldn’t mind having a play around with it.

Edit: Sorry, forgot to thank you for all your efforts, especially as my number […]

I finally listened to the Billie Eilish album the other day. My 14 year old daughter is obsessed with it. I thought it was okay. A bit like a mini pop version of Lana Del Rey. However, I wouldn’t have thought t […]

Let us know what you think. Songs From The West Coast is my favourite album of his, and I say that as someone who has every album of his on CD, even the rubbish ones.

Looking at the size of him these days you’d have to get him out of Greggs first.