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I’ve thought for a long time that there was a great eposodic book (or possbily radio doc series) in having a chapter on each of the peopl that have a some point or another been called the “fifth beatle” – anyone is welcome to have a go, I’ll never get round to it. Neil Aspinall’s [...]
You might have seen Sleevefaceing before, but this blog collects all the best ones from the Flickr group. You’ll all be trying it now…
One with a cold, it seems when you listen to this frankly awful, but somehow wonderful Christmas single. Daleks’ voices are done electronically (I hope I’m not spoiling the magic there) – not here it seems.
Been laughing at this manatee for some time, but felt it needed a touch of synth-pop.
Weeeeeeellllll, I’d like to ask you ladiesungentlemun do you feeel allllright Cenyewrockunroll inthuhareundhoundz? Thankyewvurymuch.
Gwen Stefani (yes, I know, not my usual thing, a return of a longstanding agreement from the last time I dragged my other half to watch Belle & Sebastian or somesuch) is not averse to using the odd bit of popular culture – in the first half hour she’s played songs that piggy-back on Topol [...]
Bob Dylan invents lolcats You’ll have to click, can’t find where in the source the flashcode is hid. Site is incredibly flaky (and sending only worked on a PC in IE7) but it’s still very cool.
EncoreOriginally uploaded by bounder The Polyphonic Spree are indie’s worst nightmare, a matching 28-piece army-cult of pure exaltation. The bass player throws rock poses in front of the harpist, the brass section dive out of the crowd for a mosh, the Glee club even take out the seats and relax for once. I wonder if [...]
Music Fact
Mark Ronson is Mike Flowers, and not even good Mike Flowers. Can he please go away?