Alex

Bliss Talk about an ironic name.

That must be how he's never on the telly.

What's this? High fives all round for the anti-clique Anyway, I wasn't being contrary, I was pointing out the scaremongering weather report CT had heard was fuck all like the actual forecast from the Met Office. He'd heard London was going to be as low as -6 when it was actually supposed to be quite mild (8c).

I meant my first reply to you. If snow fell more widely than expected, it was predicted there would be some snow. The logic is irrefutable. No need to apologise.

I bet he's glad he burnt that £1million.

Think about it, Jonathan. It's not that difficult.

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I'm not disagreeing. That article infers I was correct in my original statement though so thanks for posting it.

Good shout.

Think I've mentioned this before but I saw a drunk, disheveled and, frankly, embarrassing Bill Drummond doing a 'spoken word' thing at the Forth in Newcastle. People thought it was just some piss-head standing on a table ranting. Which is actually what it is.

Obviously it had absolutely nothing to do with the Gary Abbletts but I think the best live act I ever saw was Underworld at Leicester c. 1996.

I remember you telling me about him and how he wasn't credited with the stuff they used on Chill Out. I couldn't remember his name though.

You probably wouldn't think of either of them in relation to it but the pedal steel guitar on 'Apollo' by Brian Eno and on 'Chill Out' by the KLF is brilliant. On the former it's performed by Daniel Lanois who you'll know from his work with Eno/U2.

Shows where their priorities lie like. Fuck me.

That says snow fell more more widely than expected, not that the Met Office said it wouldn't snow at all. Nice try though

Aye nasty pre-nasty club bar I think I only went to the Ritzy twice like. Twice too often. I knew it would be shit and I was right.

In the 90s, aye. I used to have that on a mix tape from Progress as it happens. I bet you got fucking sick of it in Central Park like (that's where you used to work isn't it?).

I know what you mean like. I get the feeling he thinks he's canny good.

http://www.flavorwir...-famous-authors The James Joyce one is the best:

What I can't understand about Team Northumbria is that hardly any students play for them.

Was he driving a Fjord?

Restricted myself to one per artist / band (and also included some stuff I loved as a kid but probably wouldn't listen to much these days): 3 Feet High and Rising - De La Soul 101 - Depeche Mode The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses The Unforgettable Fire - U2 Candy Apple Grey - Husker Du Technique - New Order The Queen is Dead - The Smiths The Real Thing - Faith No More Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen Closer - Joy Division Vivid - Living Colour Club Classics Vol. 1 - Soul II Soul 90 - 808 State Doolittle - Pixies Thriller - Michael Jackson Computer World - Kraftwerk Running in the Family - Level 42 Killing Joke - Killing Joke Nothing's Shocking - Jane's Addiction Bleach - Nirvana Just remembered a couple, hence the edit.

Does CT realise the economist and the rapper/kid off Celebrity Big Brother are two different people?

I saw Daft Punk live (PA, not DJ-ing) at Tribal Gathering (98 I think). Absolutely class.

CT in Florita's btw