Andy P

a man is drinking from a cup and talking to another man . ALT: a man is drinking from a cup and talking to another man .

Extra time for West Ham.

Jello still has work to do. Best wishes for his full recovery.

I remember seeing them on Snub doing Drive Blind and it just clicked. I ended up being more into Catherine Wheel, but Ride felt perfect at the time.

100 Greatest Songs of the 90’s #49 Ride – Twisterella Released : 1992 There has rarely been a music scene with a more British philosophy than shoegaze, being what was at first a tightly-knit conglomerate of bands who supposedly preferred to look down …

Released on this date in 1992, Going Blank Again by Ride #musicsky arcticreviews.co.uk/2021/08/03/1...

Home draw too much to ask for. Again.

“It still keeps coming out Leeds versus Port Vale”

“Right, it’s time to use the special set of balls. We can’t disappoint Pep or Mikel”

The Wave Pictures – Gained/Lost review Some bands are definitely born out of time. Since The Wave Pictures emerged from rural Leicestershire in the late 90's they've acted like one of the indie outfits that stalked the previous generation; releasing often, never threatening the mainstream and adored by a chosen few, they've come to define their own cult status. Part of their legend has been the Messianic guitar skills of David Tattersall, a virtuoso who Marc Riley once hailed as the greatest British chord craftsmen of his generation.

The Wave Pictures - Gained/Lost review

100 Greatest Songs of the 90’s #85 Nine Inch Nails – March of The Pigs Released : 1994 Success is a relative term. From an outsider’s perspective selling lots of records – especially ones like Nine Inch Nails debut album Pretty Hate Machine, with it’…

Released on this date in 1994, The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails #musicsky arcticreviews.co.uk/2021/02/16/1...

Foals – Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost, Part 1 review Yiannis Phillipakis has never been a man for soft pedalling; despite Foals losing their bass player and the music industry going to hell in handbasket they’ve chosen not to replace Walter Ger…

Released on this date in 2019, Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost, Part 1 by Foals #musicsky arcticreviews.co.uk/2019/03/01/f...

Just got back, great to see the Ramadan break respected, even applauded. Can anyone link me up to what Pep's had to say? He's been all over it, right? #lufc

I know where you live, Jim.

😂

I got you pal. Happy Birthday!

We should’ve lost in the last round, so on paper this is a bonus. But not really.

PTSD, triggered.

Normally quite positive (Much to a number of you's chagrin), but today feels like a shitshow in waiting. Out of form fringe players puttering about, ex-manager narrative, opposition who can play with complete freedom. Plus we're guaranteed a few idiots booing the food break. Meh. #lufc

Buck Meek – The Mirror review Buck Meek's fourth solo album was made with a little help from his friends; all of his Big Thief compadres are involved in some capacity, and he's also joined by a cast which includes Mary Lattimore and his brother Dylan. If the musings of his host band can sometimes be a little oblique, The Mirror by contrast has a more direct philosophy, the singer often grappling with self doubt and over thinking.

Big Thief guitarist makes a fourth solo album with a little help from his friends.

The highlight of today if the Harrogate game is any marker will be the chance to tut at the many examples of Gen Z “parenting by iPhone”.

Talking Heads - Live in Shelton, CT (August 17th, 1979) - 16mm Film YouTube video by Classic Rock Media Archive

Some very cool / freshly uploaded you-are-there footage of Talking Heads at a Connecticut country club on the Fear of Music tour. www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRcT...

Absolutely hate it. Sound's shit, beer's shit, view's shit unless you're in front of the sound desk. Beta Band ruined by dickheads talking all the way through last time.

A shame they've got to this. But I read no good stuff about them live these days.

Throw in away trips, travel, beer...that's the sort of estimate I'd give to my wife. Under estimated.

Yep.

Another fun fact: They had to use a cover version in Abigail’s Party, because the original version was banned by the BBC.

Famously, the title track on the A-side lasts almost seventeen minutes, because that's they reckoned about as long as you could go for on snort.

You can keep these two dickheads.

Must've easily done seventy five grand in these 40 odd seasons.

83-84.