He re-used a bit of that melody for Where Are We Now

Afterlife was massively bingeable. Comedy, sarcasm, frustration, and pathos rolled into a sitcom. RGs best after The Office. Initially put off Ann Droid (not massively impressed by the clips I’ve seen) but […]

Umm … true. I stand by it as a statement of fact, but admit OOAA (They’re wrong, but available nonetheless)

And so ends another month of doing and consuming very little. Heard: Rolling Stones – Foreign Tongues. Despite the detraction around the sound/production/mixing, I’m thoroughly enjoying repeated plays, […]

Seen that twice – that’s enough for me. Have seen Empire Strikes Back & Return Of The Jedi just once

The Crossing – that’d be high on my list. Superb album

Likely to be: The Who – Quadrophenia Pink Floyd – The Wall Sex Pistols – Never Mind The Bollocks Iron Maiden – Live After Death After that, it would probably a suite of compilations rather than “proper” […]

Adventures Of Ford Fairlane – Andrew Dice Clay swearing a lot, drinking bourbon, smoking Marlboro, and listening to Jimi Hendrix. Actually seen this one twice, but never found it anywhere again. It was one of […]

Trading Places – and not just for the Jamie Lee Curtis memory. This one falls into the “when Dan Ackroyd was funny” area (although his appearance in Grosse Pointe Blank nearly restored the theory). Eddie Murphy […]

Top films (which may be on others radar): Quadrophenia Spinal Tap Blues Brothers Life Of Brian Italian Job Get Carter Top films (which I may be alone in citing): Long Good Friday Love, Honour & […]

HMHB? or TMFTL?

Savings are savings – but Blankety Blank C List celebrity fees, Mastermind’s one chair on the set, and 3 cameras in The Hammersmith Apollo may not generate the riches they are wanting. Dumping Graham Norton might […]

Solitary brother is there still a part of you that wants some Polish cheese Solitary Sister Mmmm … yes please

Any excuse for more Otway posting … and this one was the B-Side Beware of the Flowers (Cos I’m Sure They’re Gonna Get You … Yeah) According to a BBC Poll in 2000 it is the 7th greatest lyric of all time, […]

Death Disco performed on Top of The Pops, and also a particularly strange choice for a cover version on a Top Of The Pops album

Turning Japanese … here’s a song about walking (spell check edit). See also Divinyls – I Touch Myself

Napoleon XIV – They’re Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!

Top of the pile so far for me

Burnham Out! (just practicing for the inevitable headline in a couple of months)

and Trevor Brooking (at a push)