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linus sulanki wrote:
Surface wrote: Saw Bernard and his wife in our local co op this afternoon!
Are you serious or joking.
Serious, I live in the same village as Barney and Hookey,they live at either end of the village. I see Hookey a lot, Bernard less so, in fact in my 3 years of living here I have only seen him twice, funily enough, both times at the local supermarket.
Crystal video, last night, in Channel 4's 'Greatest Songs of the Noughties' or something.
Not alas, for the grandeur that was Crystal, but in passing reference to The Killers, who were voted in at #2 by certified dickheads with 'Mr. Brightside'.
Snow Patrol took top spot with 'Chasing Cars'. WTF! 
noorder wrote: Crystal video, last night, in Channel 4's 'Greatest Songs of the Noughties' or something.
Not alas, for the grandeur that was Crystal, but in passing reference to The Killers, who were voted in at #2 by certified dickheads with 'Mr. Brightside'.
Snow Patrol took top spot with 'Chasing Cars'. WTF!
I was considering watching that. But if that particular song won, I'm glad I didn't.
noorder wrote: Crystal video, last night, in Channel 4's 'Greatest Songs of the Noughties' or something.
Not alas, for the grandeur that was Crystal, but in passing reference to The Killers, who were voted in at #2 by certified dickheads with 'Mr. Brightside'.
Snow Patrol took top spot with 'Chasing Cars'. WTF!
snow patrol
this will have to do
Bernards b'day in the 'Todays Birthdays' bit of the 'Evening Times' (local Glasgow newspaper)
Geno wrote:
noorder wrote: Crystal video, last night, in Channel 4's 'Greatest Songs of the Noughties' or something.
Not alas, for the grandeur that was Crystal, but in passing reference to The Killers, who were voted in at #2 by certified dickheads with 'Mr. Brightside'.
Snow Patrol took top spot with 'Chasing Cars'. WTF!
snow patrol
this will have to do
The Killers in rehersals?
Atmosphere, featured at the beginning of piece about job losses in Wales, five minutes ago on BBC's 'Breakfast'.
79 order wrote: Wilmslows a village?
the name and the address
No, Wilmslows a town, whats the context of the message?
Midnight Blue wrote: Another story on thePLC stamp
What ones that?...
'Behind Closed Doors' features at the very end of a BBC3 Documentary about Secret Cannabis Farms/factories (yunnow, behind closed doors...) this thursday night 9pm.
The DJ on XFM this morning was harping on about The Free Trade Hall and the legendary Sex Pistols gig. He mentioned that Mick Hucknall and AHW were there and 'others'!!! You'd think he might have mentioned Hooky, Bernard and Morrissey first.
Then he played Temptation by 'Joy Division' - WTF!!! They're home grown, how can you get that wrong!
The second offering from Ian Hough. Only started reading it yesterday after resisting for way too long but 40-odd pages in he's talking about Wilson, the Russell Club, then Durutti and ACR. Been a few comments cast in the direction of Joy Division though nothing with any weight just yet. Am sure New Order will follow very soon. What Manc book can avoid them?
Another breathtaking read from Hough thus far though, definitely recommended.
Radio 4 this morning - the guy that used to run chav uberbrand Gucci has made a film about a bloke who thinks about killing himself when his boyfriend leaves him.
Still with me?
The report said that it's not the first time that a film has been made by someone who's had a successful career doing something else.
Then they played Love Will Tear Us Apart and said that Anton Corbin used to be a photographer.
I think I may have dozed off and missed something there, actually. It's a worry if I did - I was on the M56 at the time.
Anyway, they played LWTUA on Radio 4 this morning.
Hooky's How Not To Run A Club voted #3 Best Book Of The Year(after Moz's and Nick Cave's)in MOJO Mag's 2009 Reader's Poll http://www.mojo4music.com/blog/2010/01/readers_poll_results_2009.html
"Elegia" towards the close of oooh-ain't-the-internet-important documentary "The Virtual Revolution" on BBC2 tonight.
I would like to bum the presenter of said show, BTW. She is inexplicably hot.
Surface wrote: Ceremony played on BBC1's material girl tonight
Bastard, you've just beat me to it! That was less than five minutes ago!
On yesterday's episode of Coronation Street, True Faith played in the background at the Rovers pub. It made me wonder if New Order is played much in English pubs in general? Do they come on the radio much? Just how famous are they? Because in Canada, they are still somewhat of a cult phenomenon. Mind you,it's a big cult but still....
noorder wrote:
Surface wrote: Ceremony played on BBC1's material girl tonight
Bastard, you've just beat me to it! That was less than five minutes ago!
I was on line at the time I was watching
off topic..but I heard Morrissey crooning "Paris" in Sears while looking for a new key sytem for me house. ODD.
prob already posted this- maybe not. was in grocery store about 2 months ago or so and new order started playing in the above radio speakers. round and round, i believe was the song.
