Albert Tatlock

Some great LOL moments from the Xmas special. "A grenade" "automated laser monkeys" "A bit of a tree, a bit of a wife?" Schmaltzy stuff as usual whenever the Xmas special goes Victorian, but the Dr. is always welcome in our house. The Sontarans were always my favourite monster characters - since way back a lone stranded one I can remember from my childhood in 73 (when the storyline was a whole series of course), and the comedy Sontaran here was excellent.

Aaaagh Gordos ....

I'm a little rusty, but don't those lights spell 'Feck off Santa' in Gaelic?

Hang on to your nadgers! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSZ2by7M9NI

I have no idea what WBEZ 91.5 is or what time this show is broadcast, but some of you may be able to make more of this by following the link ... http://storify.com/WBEZ/afternoon-shift-212-time-for-change?awesm=sfy.co_cC1G&utm_medium=sfy.co-twitter&utm_campaign=&utm_content=storify-pingback&utm_source=direct-sfy.co

The report is here but apart from that paragraph there is alot less info than in a typical Bbop report http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/183735811.html

Ta muchly. Nice feel to that (as with the original of course). You're wrongier

If any YouTube appears would appreciate a link (none in a search I did right now). The online Colbert videos are not availabubble outside the US. 'Some people' on this board have said that I could pass for Colbert. I am not entirely sure that is a good thing.

Sydney added. Wednesday, March 27 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne Thursday, March 28 -– Hamer Hall, Melbourne March 30-April 1 – Bluesfest, Byron Bay Tueaday, April 2 – Opera House, Sydney Saturday, April 5 – The Town Hall, Wellington Sunday, April 6 – The Town Hall, Auckland http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/news/local/34402/Wilco-announce-a-Sydney-sideshow

Forbrydelsen III (The Killing III) After the slight dip in series 2, this third series is almost as good as the first. Great acting and cinematography. Episodes 5 & 6 on Sat on BBC4 out of 10. More plot twists than a very twisty thing.

http://www.spinner.com/2012/11/27/jeff-tweedy-wilco-dad-rock/

Oil City Confidential Almost any of the BBC4 music documentaries of the last three or four eyars - depending on your musical taste.

Good work.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/nov/05/rolling-stones-documentary http://www.charlieismydarling.com/

My very first post here was to ask whether it was worth going to see them in London in 2004 - based on the fact that they seemed a bit ropey in the IATTBYH film. That was before I ever heard any boots etc - all that was new to me. Bit of a dumb question to ask on a wilco forum but there you are. Nels had just joined so the sound was much fuller. I think they opened with Muzzle of Bees, and it immediately sounded just right. As for the earlier period - generally I do like a stripped back approach in the music I enjoy, but too often they seemed a bit sloppy, and going back even further I do not

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/oct/27/paul-mccartney-yoko-ono-beatles-david-frost

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/rolling-stones/9637937/Ronnie-Woods-treasured-possessions-go-under-the-hammer-as-ex-wife-gets-even-with-auction.html

An inside glimpse of life under the Nazi regime and a personal tiny rebellion against it. Written just after the war by someone who lived through it himself and was both courted and persecuted by the Nazi administration, and based on a true story.

A taster from the TV series for you peeps

No, must just be tired eyes on Friday night at the end of a long week.

Gimme Shelter Tumbling Dice Way out in front some other favs not mentioned Respectable Let's Spend the Night Together I Just Want To See His Face Everything's Turning To Gold We Love You

No mention of Animal Farm?

Watching the Dave Davies prog now. Just him talking - very nice so far.