Albert Tatlock

God bless the BBC. BTW The Killing Series 2 was a bit of a letdown, so don't bother with that. It missed the strand that the first series had regarding the effect on the bereaved family (the actress playing the mother was marvellous), and its political strand was not so compelling. Everyone found themselves calling out 'TRRROOOELS' from time to time :-) The Swedish Wallander series is excellent too - slow moving and atmospheric, and all this stuff is so well shot.

Fair to middling :-)

I like him. One of my favourites:-

Very few have taken on the Beatles and won

The Bridge (Bron/Broen) http://en.wikipedia....edish_TV_series) Shaping up very nicely after 4 episodes, almost approaching The Killing (Forbrydelsen) standards - just about the best thing ever on TV (don't mention the US remake) http://en.wikipedia....anish_TV_series) Haunting theme to The Bridge has been in my head a lot:- Kicks off just after 3 minutes

Well, here's something in a blog that's turned up in the public domain by a certain someone from here. Thank you for that (and of course I will always owe you for HSB!) http://easilyfooled.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/people-say-im-crazy-doing-what-im-doing.html

"Bugger off. We paid for them and they were private" is a perfectly acceptable and understandable response. Maybe the Tweedys prefer it that way now. I actually have never listened to a tape of one of these, as I think that being there would be everything, but I have enjoyed reading bits of gossip in the past (both the actual facts contained and the enthsiasm with which these events are described) and am hoping that some attendees might chime in this year. (I have no idea if any have even happened yet ...) Ta very much in advance. Alternatively, reading your choice alternatives to "B

Seems to be a regular subject for Mikael's twitter stuff and instagrams. His name is Peter apparently. Ouch ...

An hour in concert. Could also be in the underrated thread ... The Live at the Captains Rest is my favourite Live album ever ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug2OkZPX3jI

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1) Two more to come http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCKdBTNerAk

For Mothers Day

http://www.scentsandsubtlesounds.com/2012/03/13/nick-lowe-announces-spring-us-tour/ Geraint - Cardiff boy.

The process is reversing itself! Did he get his best side? http://robertoricciu...gna-09-02-2012/

Not been moved by anything he's done since about 1987 (Ghost of Tom Joad excepted, though that was a bit too samey), but this is indeed very good.

Blink and you'll miss it Video here:- http://www.geekosyst.../sensitive-man/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nLPO-Dhe7s Wow that makes me sad. Summer holiday mornings with the Monkees on TV. I think the above was the first song I ever obsessed over.

http://www.billybragg.co.uk/blog/?p=228 "To commemorate the 100th anniversary of Woody’s birth, Nonesuch Records will be releasing ‘Mermaid Avenue: The Complete Sessions’, a four disc set, comprising of remastered versions of Mermaid Avenue Volumes I and II as well as a new collection of 17 songs from the original sessions, ‘Mermaid Avenue Volume III’. The fourth disc will contain ‘Man in the Sand’, Kim Hopkins’ 1999 film, which documents the collaboration between Woody, Wilco and me."