Do you think he’s more horrified by the message or the spelling?
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I know right?!
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Like what you did there 
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She’s been missed 
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Noted! 
Back on it!
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Remember seeing them at the Town and Country in ‘89.
Strobes on continuously for the entire show. Amazed I didn’t have a seizure
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I’ll put this in the reading thread too. This is an essential music book. And a great snapshot of life in the U.K. in the 1980s.
The title refers to him playing a gig whilst tripping and thinking he was playing with three left hands.
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I just came across some of the old tapes I recorded as a kid. 1990-‘93ish (18-21 year old).
Pre-Spotify!
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For a second I thought you were referring to the Muppets above!
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Beautiful!
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The guys that were making the music were doing the beautiful stuff. I was just feeling “Inspired” - and connected. Let’s hear it for connections!
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methane-driven probably
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Still make tapes for (some) people. My youngest got into the Walkman through Guardians of the Galaxy, and I made one for my gf. It was basically the only way I knew how to (probably not) impress a girl I fancied at school. I love the whole of it, from the time limit, to the sound of tape, to doing the artwork by hand. I’m getting her a Boombox for her birthday. She got me a cracking circa 1984 Teasmade in the original box. I had been after one for a while and she got one in great condition. It does wake you up to what sounds like the Chernobyl explosion and meltdown have just happened recently with a big light and terrifying alarm. Worth it when you have the electric blanket on a pot of tea.
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I think we may have had the same model - it could wake the dead!
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My only little, tiny concern, is that it is about a foot away from my napper. If that malfunctions, and blows, that’ll be my face wiped clean off. As long as I can still find the milk it’ll be all good.
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