Albert Tatlock

Fixed that for you.

Nice. Thanks for the LOL after a rough week.

I never followed it religiously, but enjoyed alot of what I saw, though it could be a bit hit & miss, especially the first series. It was funny to me though, as since the first 2 series were actually set in Cardiff, the locations were even more obviously familiar than many of those seen in Dr Who itself. The final series based in the US was poor, so I hope they don't just give you that one.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-24038234

Also recently and wonderful:-

Just watched a decent French flic film on BBC4 - Point Blank. Almost non stop action that was very entertaining.

Condolences.

I remember being enchanted by a tv special i saw once at the time - going back to her Latino roots. its memory always stayed with me and as I became an Emmylou fan I crossed paths with Linda a bit (always had loved Different Drum though). Always meant to get the album but never did. Now could be the time ...

To her great credit she was very gratious and supportive when they wanted to cut free from being in her backing band. More importantly, she helped pick Emmylou off the floor after the death of Gram Parsons.

The music was great whatever, but whereas other bands attempted a style, and some like The Clash looked cool as something to aspire to, the Derry boys were the only punk/new wave band I can remember who did look exactly like us at school at the time and made no attempt to be anything otherwise. That immediately gleaned a certain affection.

Someone has a bash. Worth it for the line "Stage presence? They get upstaged by the signer for the deaf". Nice. http://www.michaelcorcoran.net/archives/2822?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=locked-in-a-cabin-with-wilco

Debut album due in a couple of weeks The Strypes - What A Shame. Its incredible the number of their musical heroes they have been playing with. The latest is Wilko J. http://www.mojo4music.com/4995/the-strypes-meet-dr-feelgood/

The "Hey Clarkey, get back on the smack yer fat bastard" cracked me up. Also this associated interview:- http://www.theguardian.com/music/2012/may/29/john-cooper-clarke-punk-poet-interview

Can't say his solo stuff is for me, but I appreciate him bringing a liitle bit of it to Wilco for an edge, and am thankfull that he gets to do it so as to exhaust his desires and not bring too much of it :-)

Recent BBC doc up on YouTube. Have a look before it gets taken down. Bloody marvellous. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFXOB1zBJ0k

https://www.charitybuzz.com/categories/32/catalog_items/372200?ref=32 Currently 250 of your green things.

Mr Nice gives an interview. http://social.entertainment.msn.com/movies/blogs/post--interview-wilcos-nels-cline-on-the-music-documentary-approximately-nels-cline

Less romantic will they/won't they with the companion, more thoughtful solutions than action man plus sonic screwdriver, more appropriate age for River (though I hope they have dropped her). I will miss Matty though.

Marvellous to see here this lunchtime in Blighty http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f2hHO6dkY4 Just Nels & a bit of Glenn for Bang Bang http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_AheSnN9nI

Wouldn't you - Frank might have sent some of 'the boys' round if they'd fouled up

Somethin' stupid :-

We were never close, but yes ... Welcome back.

Haven't they pandered to your taste enough already this tour?

Nice one - Ta. Quoted here to save it for posterity (or the next board crash) in case that link ever becomes invalid.