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Yes, I still mix the show these days. I was called into work yesterday. Across the street from the lot, I entered a drive-thru car wash before work. While submerged and in the wash cycle, I decided to

Toby - real name is John Connolly. OBGert was the nomme de Fall. Hello again everyone. I'm mostly listening to classical these days: Sibelius, Mahler, DeBussey and all those French guys from around

I am sure you’ve heard the news about Alex Trebek passing. Cole - were you still working with the Jeopardy production team? I remember you were in New York for the Radio City shows many years ago

Thanks Stefan, it doesn't sound too bad, hopefully the LP sounds as good. Live albums from the Beggars Banquet years are a bit of a rarity. It's strange that good quality desk recordings didn't

Just checking to see if Chase got the invite. Some of the Chasebot threads were hilarious ( gentle ribbing in a FallNet stylee).

Been a while so here's what I've been listening to lately: Fontaines DC Eddy Current Suppression Ring Total Control Gang Gang Dance Future The Fall Young Thug Dry Cleaning Sandoz/Richard H Kirk -

My teacher started me on Mikrokosmos first day! We did selections from book 1 and now we're on book 2. I'm currently working on No. 61, Pentatonic Melody. It's an amazing and satisfying way to learn

?I am still doing the odd Sunday night radio show. Zero Hour rocks on. Will mention the revitalisation of Fallnet on there. Two hours of miscellany. Tracklists on me Facebook if you want an idea of

David Bivins wrote: Yay, my favorite composer! Do you have Mikrokosmos? Other Bat :)

I've been listening to Talk Talk's Laughing Stock a lot to calm my nerves (nerves calmed by recent events as of a few hours ago), but here's stuff that's a bit newer: Sote (Iranian warped

Adam: Unless you’ve done this one to death, I’d be interested to know who POM POKO - young Norwegians, quite DEERHOOFy; jerky and skronky but also melodic. PADDY STEER - one-man-band sorta thing,

Thirded on The Lovely Eggs, also Cardiacs, Jim Causley and Max Richter. I feel for you, enduring a Dead C set stve [email protected]> wrote:

- Seconded re: Lovely Eggs. They get better with every album. - Half Man Half Biscuit are still releasing great stuff. - NZ noise merchants The Dead C have just released a spiffing new EP in their

In the the space for Favorite Band, a wrote “The Fall” in permanent ink, so it’ll always be them, but all I actually listen to anymore is ghetto funk and booty bass, and I suppose what the music

Eyup Mr Marshall My secret shame - despite being 'ull born & bred and a regular at the Welly, I contrived to miss this one. Had to wait until '81 for my first, and 2008 until they played the Welly

i lost innerest after the Hansie Cronje scandal. :( A Yank fren of mine who moved to London, now 10yr ago, is very down with the IPL, tho. Pat W, out for a duck Sent from I phone

I found a couple & a photo of MES holding a cat. I’m sure there’s some more. I’ll get on it. The fall gig was 28 June at the welly in hull. I was also going to post the contract and flyer but

Found it for you, Adz https://youtu.be/xXy989oH9as (that cassette kept cropping up in dreams of mine for ages. Saw it in Merrion Centre market in Leeds in 81 or whnever, didn't have the money, then

I was also looking for a youtube video of this but I think it’s vanished. https://savagesaints.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/ea665-cover.jpg Unfortunately, for the uninitiated, it’s not a whole heap

This may interest? I’ve got some 1979 photos taken by a mate at a ‘6 like dice’ pre-Dragnet gig in Hull. Should I post some? Has everybody seen the MES to Ian McCulloch letters?