I've had that vibro treatment. It really wasn't bad. Like being twanged repeatedly by an elastic band. A colleague, who had a lot of surgery previously, disagreed. I guess it's if your body has 'fault lines'.
I had that but completely forgot about it until now
All The People I Like Are Those That Are Dead
Yeah, she was adamant in an interview that she had only done one single. I wish they'd played her this as it's a, well, 'lovely' song.
I think the original version of my music, Simon's Ghost, had their demo reviewed in this issue.
She did another great song with Edward Barton called 'Lovely' ('
you are so lovely but I don't love you')...but Jane doesn't remember recording it youtu.be/ZfCNx50u0n4?...
Potentially my favourite Sisters (along with Heartland, Some Kind of Stranger and various songs on the underrated Gift)
Strangely enough, I was just arranging a cover version of Nine While Nine of this last night.
Oh well, I don't know about anything over and above the usual employer-employee disputes. If neither of us have ever heard of it, and a quick search on the net brings up nothing, I doubt it's on many folks bad list.
Tunnocks are plenty popular in Scotland. The owners may not have supported independence but then, neither did the voters (mainly because we wouldn't be in the EU if we left...but that's another story...)
It's this one for me. It reads like the Torch was a major Phantom villain, yet I believe this was his one and only appearance. What a cover though!
Is Steven Bytheway true Bob? It'sssssssss TRUE! He's a real person.
Both. Space is part of nature.
A few years ago, I bought a painting of my favourite sleeve, 'Sextet' by @acertainratio.bsky.social painted by bassist/singer, Jez Kerr . It has appeared in multiple online meetings!
That was a big favourite when I used to be an indie DJ at college.
I told the priest, don't count on any second coming.
God got his ass kicked the first time he came down here slumming... youtu.be/38LPQYD92E8?...
Great track. Video is a little odd.
Love @waterboysmusic.bsky.social but really don't get Van Morrison.
Joy Division? More like Miserable Division!
Not a fan of the sitcom but loved the title
Me too, although my grandfather did tell me an area in the local woods was quicksand. He probably forgot that joke instantly. I still recall the horror well.
I remember John Peel commenting that a Hearts game was on TV, playing Dukla in their away kit, whilst his programme was on.
You can mute an account. Go onto the profile and pull down the three dots. You just can't do it from the feed.
It's so easy to laugh, it's so easy to hate. It takes strength to be gentle and kind.
That really was very good indeed
Delighted that the Durutti Column is my top artist. Vini Reilly is pop's true genius.
It was a Christmas special of alumnus, so most of them were old enough to remember. They did get the Wham! question right, which probably says a lot.
They were a music starter for 10 on tonight's University Challenge. No-one got it (name the band). Iceblink Luck, if you want to know.
I always do that too. It really brings out the flavour and was always the tradition to add water. Neat whisky is a recent invention. Talisker Storm is the one for me though.
I worked in Islay, near the distillery. It's a bit throat-grabbing for me though.