What Are You Reading (Online Version)?

“Face like a fist” :ok_hand:

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This may well be my favourite ever film review

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Mine too, although I guess Xan won’t be going Stateside anytime soon.

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Going back a few years, remember really enjoying this Bradshaw hatchet job on Guy Ritchie

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I still remember laughing at that one lol, used to love buying the Guardian on a Friday for Peter Bradshaw’s film reviews.

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I can only read them when they are acerbic takedowns of things I have no intention of seeing. For everything else he gives far too much away, his reviews are built around every major plot point. I never understood that

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Pete Paphides on Musical Youth

Although Musical Youth weren’t together all that long, their tale is one that covers a twenty year period, beginning in Kingston in 1965 and culminating somewhat surreally in Michael Jackson’s Neverland ranch.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/he-unlocked-door-149650877

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Great track.

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Everyone, of course, knows I Feel Love but this is a useful 2-part intro to the story behind the track. I’m mostly interested in the other people behind the scenes, Pete Bellotte and Robbie Wedel and whether they produced any other forgotten gems using the same toys around that time?

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Just heard this guy on the radio. Book sounds great. One for the social media addiction/ recovery thread.

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The Secret DJ vs Steve Proctor flame wars on Facebook - ramping up

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Some great flyers here

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Is that still going on? Jeez

It’s true

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An electronic music producer with greying hair and stubble is here to sell £10,000 of gold from what he calls his “Armageddon fund,” which he started just in case he needs to get out of London in a hurry.

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From Bill’s Patreon.

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