Albert Tatlock

Good to here - seeing them myself in about a month.

That's a big burrito. Is it like one of those Redwoods at Sequoia? So you did hook up at the clock yesterday after all?

Am I the only person who always smiles whenever I hear this? I'm a sucker for some sleigh bells. And, judging from this, a simpleton. AM - don't have it. I know the ones I like from live shows, but have not heard all to choose a least favourite. This is intentional. To buy it now would be to admit an addiction. Far, Far Away Unwelcome Guest (that's a tough call) How To Fight Loneliness Airline to Heaven I Am Trying To Break Your Heart (obvious, but no less affecting every time I hear it) Muzzle Of Bees

We have a similar saying for rugby (N.B. rugby union in Wales has entirely different connotations than in England - not sure where it is in the Australian class system - maybe more like rugby league in Australia). I get to watch some Aussie Rules from time to time over here on odd TV spots. I used to work with a couple of people from Melbourne, which is Aussie Rules central, is it not? Do they still have those annual Gaelic Football v. Aussie Rules matchespunchups? I only saw a few years ago. Now that was entertaining!

Chin chin

"one of those incredible gigs that stay with you for long long time" Great when that happens (especially as you're a big fan and he can be a bit unpredictable?). I'll check out the photos at home tonight.

Where's my SummerTeeth on vinyl when I need it?

What happened to that film where you were an extra next to Mr Sheen? (I am remembering that right - it was you?) Has it been released yet?

Maybe I can get a shuffle on part - I'm feeling like a zombie today.

I can't think of the 70s as one decade to be viewed as a whole. Not with the big fault line that opened up around 1976/7, and all the consequent arguments between the Zeppelin/Floyd/Yes crowd and the New Wave that rose up against it. There was a definite them and us situation between our year at school and the previous year. I'm still too affected to listen to Pink Floyd and the like Before New Wave hit, I had gone back to the 60s and early 70s for Beatles/Stones/Faces for the majority of my listening.

Maybe not, but I know what you mean. Don't put your back out reaching some of those pots near the back.

Wanted: Man with broken hand. Must be able to snear. Hatred for the English and/or Russians a plus. Napoleon Bonaparte impersonator?

If that were to happen, I would have to stay the week. Have you seen this yet:- http://www.hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/200...gi?show=artists It's free you jammy buggers! Elvis C, Steve Earle, Gillian Welch, Billy Bragg, not to mention the reason I heard about it/mentioned it to you in the first place: EMMYLOU. That would be some week. Rocket fuel for the soul. I have been swooning over some of the hard copy photos from Cambridge that arrived today.

It would be an insult to the sport? Any event has to be pretty dull that you have to resort to a Mexican Wave (called that here too - probably because it was first widely seen at the Mexico World Cup in 84?). I'd say generally you wouldn't want to knock over an Aussie Rules fan's pint. Never seen one at a rugby match either.

What about the national sport? Can a Welshman be a pom? When I'm in full on rugby mode, just the word "English" is enough of an insult. Heard last November in the stands: "Is the ref English?" "No, he's South African" "Well he's acting like a f__king Englishman!"

Ms Y, I think you missed this during your enforced sabbatical:- http://archive.viachicago.org/index.php?showtopic=22803 There are a few YouTube goodies posted half way through the thread, but some seem to have been removed. Thank goodness this survives:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEe40SJtQns...athan%20richman We kept you a piece of cake from the party for a while, but the birds had it in the end.

This is a nice version

Sylvia Plath is doing it for me off the Gold album. A couple of formulaic rockers, but generally I think

(It's not this exact one, I couldn't find it - but you get the idea) I need to do this every so often. Lots of fascists to fight in the City!

I'll see what that same record shop has tomorrow

Chin chin

Love Is Hell That was the first one and put me off for a long time to be honest. From that I could not see what all the fuss was about. Gold I like alot more, but would not count myself a real fan yet.

Got Gold for a fiver this morning. Only the second album of his I've heard

And remember, "make sure they are so firm they do not wobble"! I was indeed surprised at how much it could hold.