Music Of The Moment

Just got tickets to see Metric play here in September. Best of all: it’s an all-ages show starting at 8pm. Perfect for this old man who still wants to be in bed by 10!


Grand Potentate said:
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Still can’t find a record label to put out that last album, huh?
 
Dropbear said:
Just got tickets to see Metric play here in September. Best of all: it’s an all-ages show starting at 8pm. Perfect for this old man who still wants to be in bed by 10!
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thomas is a big metric fan. he put me on to them originally.
 
formby002 said:
unherd.com

Morrissey will never be cancelled

Forty years on, his prickliness is why we still love him
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His autobiography is really good, very transparent, especially the court case. He also addresses the allegations of racism and how it was framed by a disgruntled journalist who had a fantasy of managing him.

Towards the end, The Smiths ran out of steam, and it was Morrissey endlessly repackaging their catalogue and looking for a way out. But The Smiths look, denim and nubuck leather, lingered on until the end of the 80s. To me it was a natural ending, unlike The Jam, which still had a few good albums in them.
 
The original by Wilson P, was one of my first singles as a youngster.

You gotta know how to pony.

Theres a great video, I might have even posted here, of the great Sharon Jones and Dap Kings where she calls and does a bunch of dances. Including I think the Funky Chicken. (NOT the Funky Gibbon)

Ive got a soft spot for old school dance songs.
 
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I know I've told this story a millions times.
I first met CW a few times when he was about 17 - 18 living near Cobden - two things: His name really is C W Stoneking and he always talked with that raspy jive.
 
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