Perhaps there’s an outtake from For All Mankind where it aired a year earlier

It should have been The Clangers,live from the far side of the moon

On our way to @walesgoespop.bsky.social

Space argument football voiced by Mackenzie Crook and Paul Kaye from 2005 #smallprophets

Going through my attic found this great hand printed Bridget Riley shirt, bought from Pollocks Brixton High Road December 1976. Original photo by the great Ida Kar

It's Immaterial, 1983 - A Gigantic Raft (in the Philippines) YouTube video by Henry Priestman

I always had a soft spot for this one youtu.be/EzdfR_Nz5QM still sounds pretty good

My favourite St Patrick cartoon 😁😁😁

The only known photograph of St Patrick…

📸 unknown

My favourite Manchester building

‘We had no future. So we made a future for ourselves’: the untold history of Welsh reggae sound systems A country known more for rock and choral music was a hotspot of the dub reggae sound system scene in the 70s. Rival crews recall Cardiff’s riotous parties – and racist hostility

‘We had no future. So we made a future for ourselves’: the untold history of Welsh reggae sound systems

www.theguardian.com/music/2026/m...

Well, that explains the erratic delivery times.

"A Neighbour's Landmark" by M R James. Livestreamed at 8pm(UK) Sat 28 Feb. Register here and watch anywhere, live or afterwards
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Aren’t they a bit old to be pushing a bonfire night guy around (and a few months early as well)

Screen grab of Barbara with a shopping trolley standing in front of a sign saying 'It is forbidden to dump bodies into the the river'.

It's a sad state of affairs when the Daleks have better water hygiene standards than Thames Water.

#DoctorWho

Cabaret Voltaire on stage 2025/26.

Cabaret Voltaire are to release a live album, But What Time Is It Really?, featuring 16 tracks recorded during their UK tour last year to mark 50 years since the project’s formation

Listen to the live version of ‘Nag Nag Nag’ here:

buff.ly/lUsMQ7h

The Guide #227: A brain-melting sci-fi movie marathon, curated by Britain’s best cult film-maker As Bulk tours indie cinemas, its director reflects on the cinematic DNA and oddball influences that fuelled his most unconventional work

The Guide #227: A brain-melting sci-fi movie marathon, curated by Britain’s best cult film-maker

Ad Astra Per Croydon: The Lost History of London's Forgotten Spaceport (DIGITAL EDITION) • Colossive Press A lavishly illustrated look at the history of Croydon Spaceport - London's lost link to the stars. A tribute to the pioneers of the municipal space movement.

It's obscene that people are sleeping rough in weather like this.

For the next few days we'll donate the proceeds from digital sales of Ad Astra Per Croydon to @sheltercharity.bsky.social

It's only £2, so pls consider it even if you've got a copy. And pls repost!

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Happy birthday to Stephen Morris

Stephen and Bernard auditioning for Rock School

It wasn’t their greatest IMHO, but it has its moments. There’s some great remixes eg Guy Called Gerald’s Hypnotised remixes (and their own Western Works as well). On the other hand there’s a PWL remix of Keep On

They did Easy Life from GLN which sounded great, an early 90s bleep classic

And performing in the perfect (post) industrial setting

Jailhouse Fingers Mcgee, some tales to tell there I’d wager

Being a major shareholder in Man Utd does mean he has expertise in irreversible decline

I assume it's life size for that price

You join us live from Danny Dyer’s birthday drinks.

Bit of a Who’s Next vibe

AC Marias - Just Talk (OSM) YouTube video by TralfamadorianRed

I remember watching it performed on Tony Wilson’s Other Side of Midnight youtu.be/99S7aaDnv0k a captivating performance

A quiet Saturday evening at @supersonicfest.bsky.social