The old chapel windows added to the sense of an act of collective worship. Vennart made great use of the balcony for 'The Whole World Window'.
Cardiacs, Albert Hall, Manchester. Incredible.
Big pitta bread, soak it up.
You already know about her brother, I guess? And her dad? Quite the family.
You could be tugging on the beard of science, but you couldn't be bothered.
They've got one very similar in Rome.
Yikes. Putting the 'a' into defection.
Thames upon Richmond, you mean...
Surely that is the young Mark E Smith, pondering lyrics for his notebook ("the junior clergy demand more cash / we spit in their plate and wait for the ice to melt")
Hannah Spencer walking into Westminster, sucking her teeth, tutting, and muttering "tell you what, you've had some cowboys in here."
Still got one of these in a box in the roof somewhere. Might smash it up with a big hammer later.
Ted Hughes
Set his poetic controls to cruise
And pondered that being Laureate had stitched him up proper,
As he knocked out his epithalamium about Andrew's chopper.
He must have been hammering the complimentary butt of sherry to come up with that one
Suddenly reminded of a Thomas Dolby song from 1988, can't think why.
Matt Goodwin is a lifelong anti-blatant racist.
The trouble with Hollywood is they can't stop doing remakes
Finally, the sequel that De Sica's 'Bicycle Thieves' deserves
Well this is what happens if you saw Carry On Don't Lose Your Head at a formative age
1989
Terry "Carry On" Scott, David "Sunday Sport" Sullivan, Grant "Multiple Aliases" Shapps
The Winter Olympics needs some kind of snowball fight event as well
If there's doubles luge in the Winter games, there should be a piggyback race in the Summer games
Chesil Beach, as mentioned by HMHB, "I know Chesil Beach is far away in time" youtu.be/gWW6AB9bj5s?...
Where else is he going to keep his sandwiches?
Ben's silence after "... the new Nick Drake" is the loudest and most awkward in pop music. You can almost hear him breaking out in a sweat.
Generic 'Marketing Board' type ads from the 1970s are similar to Soviet ads. Like this one, which boils down to "Empty flat? Have you considered FURNITURE?" youtu.be/SGw4rQ1HPvA?...
a snotgreen sea
Fall of Eagles from 1974? Final episodes feature Patrick Stewart as Lenin.