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No but I do do a bit of stand-up but not nearly as well as Phil Jupitus does.

Corner of Clifton Road/James Street, and coincidentally the same block of buildings as was home to the Manchester Psychic Centre which hosted "Questors" in the early

Is that Porky The Poet? adam From: <[email protected]> on behalf of Steve Titley <stevetitley2@...> Reply to: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, 2 September 2021 at 08:58

Ah, Prolapse. I haven't thought about them in years. A friend and I spent a very enjoyable drunken evening in Berlin helping a local translate the lyrics to Surreal Madrid. Toby

On Thu, Sep 2, 2021 at 8:56 AM Steve Titley <stevetitley2@...> wrote: > It's just off the high street. Here's a typical shot from one of the many > tourists who visit it. > > On Wed, Sep 1, 2021

It's just off the high street. Here's a typical shot from one of the many tourists who visit it.

Hello, I listened to this album yesterday, and it rules! ?? Sean P. wrote: Sean Padilla (704) 488-1030

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/sep/01/the-bug-kevin-martin-dancehall-music-fire-new-album

Scott Live mixing? That would have to count as engineering. Of the Greasy overall variety. Bill PS I've just received an email from Fucking Tesco on behalf of my mother which starts with the greeting.

Good point there Bill! In fact I think he would have taken considerable umbrage at the label! wrote:

But he wasn't Bill ?

Good to hear, I like his stuff but haven't dug into an album yet.

At least they were slightly better when Peter Gabriel was lead singer which was the case when I saw them. He wore bat wings on his head for some reason.

Although I have got most of their albums and saw them countless times I still got the name wrong - what can it mean? Mind you I think The Amazing Alex Harvey Band is a pretty cool name...

The vocals are the clincher on this album. She's outstanding. An urgent but playful style without much yelling. The music reminds me a lot of some 90s indie rock, like the post-Slint, more gentle

Brilliant stuff! I love them. Sue Tompkins is one of the most original and idiosyncratic vocalists ever. Her spoken word stuff is really good too.

Thanks Stefan, splendid! I see the Google Map image predates the mural, a new window and an additional HVAC vent! The changing urban landscape brings to mind the work of curmudgeonly George Shaw (

And right around the corner from Mark and Una's flat on Kingswood Road.

Just off Bury New Road and a few doors down from Bargain Booze in Prestwich.

The Michael Kiwanuka album - Kiwanuka - is outstanding. One of my favorites of the last couple of years. About as far from The Fall as you can get, but magnificent. wrote: