Albert Tatlock

"Oy! Did you spill my pint? Yes you, you lanky git!"

You must have a very good camera - it's captured your legs frozen in time even though I know they were just a whirling blur of Riverdance frenzy. Meanwhile I tick the no publicity box (but you can just look in my profile if you really want to). http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/a_lindin/...jpg&.src=ph Twice as high as the Eiffel tower, and straight down over the edge.

http://www.pubdeuce.com/SCP/cakes.htm

Now you're making me salivate ...

"Needs must when the devil drives" Have you tried a sprinkling of hundreds and thousands all over them to take the edge off?

Handstand.

Interesting. Also want to see what happens with SpiralFrog. And Microsoft trying to launch a rival to the iPod (not that I'd get one of them either )

La pistola y el corazon - Los Lobos

"La Blogo" Call the Acad

Good idea

I was disappointed that there was no traffic report this time.

Worst toupee I've ever seen in my life.

Good luck with it. I think it's fine for anyone who has been here a while to promote anything music-related that they are interested in and wants to share with others.

Born To Bungle The Bra Wrestlers Baptised In Cola The Sunshine Stealers Hard Ass Snails

And he shall for ever be called: "The Man in the Grey Hoodie" Chin chin

I'm with him.

You have three?

Death By Discus Soup Opera Americana For Dummies The Happy Morticians Knock Twice For Nancy Alpha Malevolence Sloop John A Slow Burn

Some good publicity for the campaign http://arts.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,,1860259,00.html

Sure, in return for laminates for your UK tour when you make it big. Buried In Jello Run For The Pills Broken Sunrise Promo Campaign Sharks In The Attic The Botched Experiment Schrodingers Cat File Under Q Voluntary Spasm Apathetic Revolt Workers Playtime Paranormal Parade Partial To A Secret The Lapsed Vegans Fire In The Belly The Hoodied Ghosts

It was televised here, so you may be able to find some footage shortly. Two nights of up to three channels of coverage on the BBC - Reading and Leeds festivals. I loved Jet (simple solid rock and a great voice from the lead singer - AMan would go for them live if he's a Crows fan) and Larrikin Love - a Levellers/Madness/Pulp mix of eccentricity. Arctic Monkeys impressed too. I am won over on them because of the early Who/Jam similarities I see, and the lyrics/sensibilities are much more where I'm coming from (can't identify with a young US band singing about growing up on the West coast, say -

This isn't goodbye, just au revoir.

Winter drawers on.