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PPS where's my invite?

PS watch out for the bats

So no guns but plenty of Meth?

PS I thought they sounded like DrFeelgood

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This could be epic. fantastic start.....now who is that on keyboard?

Fag adverts on cbeebies then MM?

Presumably they had ether pads, gaffer tapes and bin bags to get the cats away with no noise, no struggle, and no mess

I don,t want to get too Louisa on us but I reckon we'll over half of the young British acts interviewed that I,ve heard are privately educated. Nice people, some talent from some but depressingly upper middle class

I dunno Jah, have I seen better? Yes. But I agre with the BBC it,s the way they can be the biggest rock and roll band in the world but also like mates playing the blues in their shed. I enjoyed it. midnightvRambler highlight for me and I don,t like that song much.

I wouldn't,t worry AM, a Mississippi Bluesman born in Dartford worked ok

used to do this aLOT, Forest Hill, East Croydon as Katrusja says

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How good were Chic last night. I thought I'd be > channel hopping between them and the Arctics, but > there was no contest. > I was a teenage Punk/New Wave, and malumbu you're > right, Disco was supposed to be the enemy, so > imagine my surprise when I rooted out my old C60 > recordings of the Top 30, quite an eclectic > bunch...Pistols, Clash, Damned, Sham 69 etc > alongside Chic, Frantique, Edwin Starr. I > obviously had better taste than you ;-)...fook > knows how Gary Moore's Parisien Walkways got in > there though... some of us saw the light back in 1979 and switched from punk to soulboy overnight.....well it took a while to grow the wedge! We also went down a bit more of a Jazz Funk route so as not to offend our sensibilities by being called 'disco boys' ..ironically it was far more working class that punks and New Romantics were, but from mod to garage there,s always been a white working class thing to get down to black music whilst the middle classes pontificate over 'rock'

1990' no head, no tent,no bogs, no security, ravers vs angels v hippies vs crass type travellers.yup. Great

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"Ok, where's the white hood that goes with this?"

I like the Foals...and so does my wife

Cockney Rejects on every other page of Sounds, Bushell spouting forth......what was there not to like?

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can't wait for Glastonbury to start. This episode > of the voice is banging on a bit I always have a bit of a soft spot for Dizeee

Sounds for me Jah. And then Blues $ Soul, i've still a few old copies in the loft (B&s)

"We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold." etc :)

A mate of mine goes as far as putting a tent up in the garden and portabel TVing it (weather permitting)...to me that's a step too far to discomfort

On the few times I venture out into the land of late nights nowadays, the sad sight of many 50 and 40 somethings (mainly blokes) off their nuts on pills or coke takes me comfortably back to repeats of Morse and a bit of online poker on a Saturday night

I quite liked the whole article. he's right though in that in proper old school terms - ie scaring the grown ups - acid house was the last propa (white) youth culture

Got beers in the fridge, plenty of bog paper (and not a baby wipe in site), TV and Radio both working well and the showers mine all weekend, subject to shoving the kids out of the way. Slight pain the Stones aren't allowing all their set to be televised but I AM READY.