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He's Moving On - Smoke Fairies

Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again - Bob Dylan

Lawyers, Guns And Money - Warren Zevon

To Die A Happy Man - Gary Louris

Just In Time To See The Sun - Santana

I Love You So Much It Hurts - Ray Charles

Jump Into The Fire - Harry Nilsson

Me And My Woman - Roy Harper

Funny Face - The Kinks

> Joy to the world - not sure who. [Three Dog Night] Singing Joy To The World - Fruit Bats

Sound, Sound Your Instruments Of Joy - The Watersons

No Action - Elvis Costello

Small Town Girl - Chuck Prophet

Street Fighting Man - Rolling Stones

At The Chime Of A City Clock - Nick Drake

:) Rocket Pool Via Rough Hills - The Nightingales

Simple Twist Of Fate - Bob Dylan

Shout On (Honey I'm All Out and Down) - Leadbelly

I used to buy The Guardian every day and The Observer every Sunday. I don't any more because they give it all away online. What's more, they used to be able to take the p*ss out of themselves and the Guardian-reader stereotype, which I thought was good, but they're far too po-faced and up themselves nowadays, IMHO.

Back on topic, there are good uses for piles of unsold copies of The Guardian. Here's a reminiscence from Russo-American critic Dimitry Orlov: "My grandfather had a donkey while he was living in Tashkent in Central Asia during World War II. There was nothing much for the donkey to eat, but, as a member of the Communist Party, my grandfather had a subscription to Pravda, the Communist Party newspaper, and so that's what the donkey ate. Apparently, donkeys can digest any kind of cellulose, even when it's loaded with communist propaganda. If I had a donkey, I would feed it the Wall Street Journal..."

Ms B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BrandNewGuy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > silverfox Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > The Beano - less spelling mistakes without > > losing > > > the fantasy element > > > > fewer > > > Well, if we're being picky, that should be: > > "Fewer." > > You started it. It wasn't a sentence.

silverfox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Beano - less spelling mistakes without losing > the fantasy element fewer

What A Day For A Daydream - The Lovin' Spoonful

'Til The Money Runs Out - Tom Waits

It's Money That I Love - Randy Newman