Jah Lush

This one's for you Lozzyloz and for me too of course.

Kid Creole and the Coconuts were fecking brilliant live. Saw 'em twice.

She's My Best Friend - Lou Reed

Kiss, Foreigner, Bon Jovi, Dire Straits, Queen... the horror, the horror.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear indeed! But one other good thing Bowie did in the 80s was this - David Bowie - Absolute Beginners

Hello Old Friend - Eric Clapton

Aaaaargghhh! Not the fecking 80s. I'm with PGC on this one. Fecking dread decade but at least you still had the Stones and this is a great video. The Rolling Stones - Undercover Of The Night

> Keef wrote: > One I loved, but then leant to people and never > saw again, Gone but not forgotten by Philip > Margolin,. > Hmmm...yes, obviously that's gone but you haven't forgotten it, unlike the next one. > Finally, I need your help. I once read a book and > really enjoyed it, but then leant it to my boss, > and it was burnt when he had a house fire. I have > no idea what it was called, or who it was by. It > was about 4 friends who meet every year, and go > off to a mystery destination. This time they go to > Ireland, and get involved with some dodgy > characters one of them used to know. The cover had > a picture of a redhead lass, with a snake tatto > winding all the way down her arm. If anyone knows > what this is, I would be very grateful.

Yes I have. It's a good wind up, written one of his roadies I think. Raw Power - Iggy & The Stooges

Have your way then, see if I care...ner ner ner ner. Cock In My Pocket - Iggy Pop

You can't do that...Tshh!

You're right there. I truly do have no shame.:)) The Great Pretender - Freddie Mercury

The Hunter - Free

Highway To Hell - AC/DC

Candj The Overcoat is brilliant and it's in the collection that I mentioned earlier. I also forgot to add:- The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter - Carson McCullers.

Lost Highway - Hank Williams

Inverted snobbery perhaps?

Felix Da Housecat's - Kittenz And Thee Glitz

I'm A Wreck - Nick Lowe

I'm waking up now. The Secret Agent - Joseph Conrad To Kill A Mocking Bird - Harper Lee (Good call Candj) The Beautiful And The Damned - F Scott Fitzgerald The Scarlet & Black - Stendal The Strange Life Of Ivan Osokin - P D Ouspensky Madame Bovary - Gustav Flaubert Crime And Punishment - Fyodor Dostoyevsky Diary Of A Madman & Other Stories - Nikolai Gogol Down And Out In Paris And London - George Orwell Billy Liar - Keith Waterhouse Bass Culture (When Reggae Was King) - Lloyd Bradley Keith Richards (The Unauthorised biography) - Victor Bockris S.T.P. A Journey Through America with The Rolling Stones - Robert Greenfield A Confederacy Of Dunces - John Kennedy Toole (another good call HonaloochieB).

I don't tend to reread books as there are far too many out there and life's too short but here's a few I've reread and maybe a few I'd like to read again and maybe a couple of odd favourites of the top of my head. The Master And Margarita - Mikail Bulgakov The Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostoyevsky Oblomov - Ivan Goncharov The Sea Wolf - Jack London A Clockwork Orange - Anthony Burgess Saturday Night And Sunday Morning - Alan Silitoe Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas - Hunter S Thompson Blimey this is harder than I thought because off the top of my head I can't remember much first thing in the morning. I'm sure there's load of French stuff I could put in there and more contemporary stuff too. Damn! I don't do mornings.

Nonsense. Skin "And" Bones Police "And" Thieves they both have an "And" in them.

I agree. There's No Limit is a banging tune. :))

Nothing wrong with that. It's an "And" in it.

You've got me there. I'm stumped for answer.