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Are 'Friends' Electric - Tubeway Army

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Body Of An American - The Pogues

Beat On The Brat - The Ramones

generation

Let It Rock - The Rolling Stones Although JL and MR I have taken part of a word and used them, I think it makes it more fun, especially (!) if it's a one word title. I think it remains in the spirit if not the letter of the rules.

weapon

Can The Can - Suzi Quatro

spent

Back For Good - Take That

as a pound

Come See About Me - The Supremes

(I Believe) Love's A Prima Donna - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

Blaster

Congrats Asset, I raise a mug of Yorkshire tea in your general direction.

I Can't Tell The Bottom From The Top - The Hollies

North Peckham

Me And You And A Dog Named Boo - Lobo

With You I'm Born Again - Vanessa Williams

Mach shau!

I've just looked at my post and realised that I could have said that myself and my son's mother used Brian Eno's 'Oblique Strategies' cards, drew the one that says 'Honour thy mistake as a hidden intention' and taken it from there. I never think of these things in time. It's just this inability on my part to grasp the zeitgeist that's prevented me from becoming a foremost non-musician, producer, political activist, perfumier, author and all-purpose intellectual. Bollocks.

I'm So Bored With The USA - The Clash

Raus!

Is there some assumption on here that we all chose to conceive a child when in fact the intention was to have a good time? That's how it went with us. Loved my son dearly as a chld and continue to do so now that he's an adult. Stop thinking about it too much, cut loose, have a few drinks and go through the shock of the positive pregnancy test, the discussion about whether to keep 'it', the acceptance of the relationship, the joy of the birth, the bonding with your darling boy, the break up with his mother and making the effort to be the best absentee father possible. Feel vindicated by having the respect and love of your son when he could choose to not to want to know you. Or you could just be responsible.

Thanks for the photo Otto, good to see the chap on the right diligently checking for a crack.