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Wonder how this one might have developed in the last two years

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Watched The Usual Suspects again recently. Not quite as good as first time around (cos of the twist), but still good.

Probably will do the Norwich gig, last tour was great fun.

"Following" - early budget film by Christopher Nolan who made Memento. Well worth a watch although the acting is a bit ropey in places.

Got two albums for my birthday, quite different: The Ting Tings - We Started Nothing (ok, so it's highly derivative but a lot of fun - there's a freshness here which really appeals to me). Carla Bruni - her new album. Can't find it at the moment so don't know the title, but the first song is wonderf...

I've no interest in Politics and even less interested in Sport but that opening ceremony was amazing!

My sister did it and her first case was that of a bloke who was up on a bestialty charge with the family alsatian. He was caught by his mum in the act and she shopped him to the cops. I did work for 13 years in Norwich County Court but not on the criminal side. I know there is a lot of waiting aroun...

This is incredible news! Hope it doesn't clash with X-Ray Spex

a while since I watched a film been watching various things some Tales from the crypt at my girlfriends place, X-Files season 1 and also David Tennant's first season of Doctor Who. Filmwise think it might have been Shaun of the Dead no it was the Wicker man original and Twins of evil 2 weeks ago- I...

paulinblack wrote: and not having heard anything by John Foxx apart from 'Underpass'.

Paul

Same here, from the Street Level punk compilation of years ago perhaps...?

Remember someone taped the Vienna album for me at a time when I'd only heard the title track and I thought it was an excellent album, totally surprised me. Bought Rage In Eden when it came out and there's some excellent tracks on there: Thin Wall (which I have on clear vinyl somewhere) was a standou...