They wish they'd been invited.

The Stedelijk was the bomb last time I was there.

If I had resting guilt face on a scale of Brett Ratner, I would make extra sure not to do anything I should feel guilty about.

Kind of accurate unless it's Norwich.

The tarmac guy?

I might watch that. When's it on?

Blimey.

A small man at the top of a King's Cross escalator shouting "You've got a baby round your neck!" at a stranger, a one-toothed farmer with a shotgun broken across his arm accusing me of bothering his pheasants, wasps, rats, and a kindly landlord.

Some pretty good haircut suggestions there.

Could be a recreational hand-eye co-ordination thing. Scant opportunities for that in the era of home-working at our age.

OMG. As a childless man, I would have guessed that was a Tricky lyric.

Big fear of mine back then too. Perhaps kids have got more Eurocentric with their nightmares.

Grime is the new cleaning culture.

So are the rest of us, thanks largely to their tendency.

But I haven't read any of his books, so who's winning now?

Something always happens with Courtney Love. I'm in awe of her.

Wake me up when they invent predictive text and search engines.

Very.

With my skills, I could probably have a go.

Same, it's just normal now I think.

I'm struggling to remember blockbuster events like that from the 90s, but like a lot of people I might just be struggling to remember the 90s. The 'End Of History' guy would have struggled to catch anyone's ear after 9/11, I reckon.

I would love to see one of these for Angela Carter, mainly because she covered some of my old patches. As a naive youth I chanced upon the dinosaur park in Crystal Palace and realised that it was not just her excellent imagination that came up with it for The Magic Toyshop.

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Agreed, and I'm glad Craven got to let his hair down in later years. m.youtube.com/watch?v=8Pm0...

Jesus, he got the name Giant for a reason, didn't he.

It's its own genre, and I love it when that happens.

I've always thought he was more Richard Hawley.

I love Aux Armes especially. And the dub versions on that re-release show that everyone meant business.

I got a niece into The Clangers back in the 2010s, and there were chants for more "mice in space".

Middle class devils are the worst.

REM were staggeringly huge in the 90s. They always seemed like good people, so I'd guess they ducked out with good grace.