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They did the same on Absolute Radio's Rock n Roll Football show

Heineken currently 2p a pint in the downstairs bar

Where the tracks form a collective story or theme, rather than just being a selection of individual songs.

I've posted this already on this thread but it bears repeating.

Because it was filmed in Newport?! I saw a suitably sensationalist news story online earlier about 'fuming' residents up in arms that THE REAL Southampton wasn't used...

They are the band that currently occupy no 1 slot in my personal 'time elapsed between consecutive gigs by the same band'. 38 years

Besties / testies 👌

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/gregg-wallace-quits-inside-the-factory-b2348024.html His subsequent 'explanation' was a belter. It went along the lines of speaking as someone who has been on their own weight loss journey, he was sometimes prone to offering advice on...

They found the culprit

Whilst 'just get a new car' is the sort of helpful advice normally dished out on Mumsnet, in the case of electrical problems it's often the only solution. I had a low mileage, well cared for Ford Ka and one day the odometer on the dashboard started flashing. Couldn't find an explanation or fix...

I often get mesmerised by drummers - I once saw David Narcizo of Throwing Muses doing bass drum with his right foot, hi-hat with his left, and he was drumming with a stick in one hand and a tambourine in the other that he was managing to shake whilst also hitting drums and cymbals with it. And...

You don't need sequencers and tapes to do electronica - every note you hear is being played by a human being.

At the moment it's Manchester, but next month I'm off to Athens specifically for a gig

Born in Shoreham though only lived in Sussex for the first six months of my life before my Fathers's job meant we moved to Hampshire. Said Father is an Albion supporter and took me to my first game. None of my Grandparents liked football. As a youth I would go with schoolfriends to The Dell...

Blimey, that was a bleak listen.

Spandau Ballet was the name given to the jerky death throes of the prisoners that were hung at Spandau Jail.

Ian Curtis and Bernard Sumner were interested in WW2 history and both had read 'House Of Dolls' where they saw the name. The lyrics to Warsaw mention '31G' and '350125', which was the pow number assigned to Rudolf Hess upon his capture.