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I’ve been a big fan and always been told you have to see them live, but every time I’ve been to UK or Ireland they’ve been touring somewhere else. One time the fuckers toured Oz while I was in Ireland.
 
fxh said:
I’ve been a big fan and always been told you have to see them live, but every time I’ve been to UK or Ireland they’ve been touring somewhere else. One time the fuckers toured Oz while I was in Ireland.
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That reminds me when Terry Allen did what may have been his only UK tour in my adulthood, he was playing one of my old stomping grounds, Telford Warehouse in Chester and I couldn't change my work rotation so was back in Rio.

 
Nearly everybody who listens this song, for the first time, or after a long time - 1988 release) thinks its Paul McCartney (including I'm ashamed to say myself):

 
formby002 said:
Nearly everybody who listens this song, for the first time, or after a long time - 1988 release) thinks its Paul McCartney (including I'm ashamed to say myself):

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Hell, yeah! Long time since I've heard that. As a Macca sonic clone, they did an excellent job.

I'm looking forward to the new lock-down Macca album due out next month. Another one where he's played all he instruments on. The last album had a more than average hit rate of solid songs.
 
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Should have ‘This guitar kills lefties’ painted on his acoustic guitar to complete the image.

He’s completely wrong about Wetherspoons. It’s not £3.50 a pint. It’s only £1.69. I was in there today after lockdown lifted

 
Kingstonian said:
Not his catchiest song. Video references ‘Subterranean homesick blues’ film again.

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Of the ones posted today, this is my favorite.

Where the hell has this pernicious race baiting insanity come from and how has it infected so many institutions and corporations, even Eton now?

Design or just mass hysteria.

Douglas Murray is now starting to use an asbestosis analogy. Very fitting, as there doesn't seem to be a cure for it.

Kingstonian said:
Should have ‘This guitar kills lefties’ painted on his acoustic guitar to complete the image.

He’s completely wrong about Wetherspoons. It’s not £3.50 a pint. It’s only £1.69. I was in there today after lockdown lifted

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The other day was trying to think back to how much I was paying for a pint when I first started drinking back in 1987. I use to go with my grandfather on a Wednesday to the ECRC Working Man's club to play snooker. The ECRC was the Electrical something Research Center. It was a pretty plush place compared to the RAFA Club which was like an extended nissen hut with flourescent lighting, but that was the cheapest beer around. It had a terrible miserable ambience, which was surprising considering it was for ex-air force.

In the ECRC I think it was 34p a pint. The pubs were 67p. But it didn't take long to get up to 80 odd pence a pint and I can remember the pound barrier being broke sometime in 1989/90.

Over here now, for a proper pint in the English pubs you're paying nearly Euros 10.00. It may be more than that, it's a few years since I've been to an English pub here.
sirloin said:
The new Kylie album is imo very good. Impressive to have number 1 records, over 5 decades.
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The video is certainly eye catching. I find her voice too weak, but a disco album is always a welcomed move.
Kingstonian said:
Glen Campbell tribute. This is more like it



Sort of thing Half Man Half Biscuit would write.
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He is a Tranmere Rovers fan.
 
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