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Neil and his fringed suede jacket, Laurel Canyon, 1967.

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Doctor Who Magazine 626 THE DALEKS ARE BACK!Join THE FIFTEENTH DOCTOR as he finally confronts his arch-enemies, the Daleks, in our comic strip adventure Corruption of the Daleks!An exclusive look at the content of the f...

This month's DWM contains my own personal favourite piece I've ever written for our favourite mag, so do please get it.
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So many people I've come across have been indifferent to books, and quite a few hate books, any books.

Let it be noted, I did not get on the plane.

Bezos has killed the Washington Post's books pages. John Williams is a mensch, and a good and loyal friend, to me, to @backlisted.bsky.social and to anyone who loves literature and reading. Now more than ever, you know where not to buy your books, or anything else for that matter.

Fuck, I'm so sorry John. x

Beautiful, thank you Mart.

Love the colour and texture of this. Suburbia, Beatles, 1967, Liverpool; might be of interest to @iammilliam.bsky.social @andrewmale.bsky.social ?

I'm not sure Lewis Capaldi is cut out for the showbusiness tbh.

Lewis Capaldi, his manager and a photographer.

Last night, I watched the Lewis Capaldi: How I'm Feeling Now (2023) documentary on Netflix, which was a surprisingly tough watch. In addition to making me feel very anxious on his behalf, at points it was like watching Slade In Flame, in particular the record company and management types.

I'd be distressed if it wasn't. (This entry also contains some discussion of Ringo's Sentimental Journey. PS. Check your DM.)

The cover of Folk Rock and Faithfull, a compilation CD.

#nowplaying

Unlike us, it hasn’t worn terribly well.

Thank you very much, Jo. Having the time of my life writing this. x

I’ll really look forward to listening to this once I’ve finished.

Well this Rock Follies box set isn’t going to watch itself.

Regularly bumped into Noel in our corner shop In W London. Never breathed a word.

It's probably my favourite British sitcom, bar none. And - if you're watching carefully - ultimately really depressing. Perfect!

Would she be happier with Terry? Discuss.

Rightly so, I appease them with gifts of silver on an almost daily basis.

Thank you, everything means more than zero. xx

I went early or late with the Inventory on Blood & Chocolate by Elvis Costello and the Attractions, but it's Wednesday so here it is one last time. Read it via www.patreon.com/backlisted @backlisted.bsky.social for roughly a 45th of the cost of a ticket to his upcoming Radio Soul! 1977-86 tour.

If you haven’t heard the album, I highly recommend it.

Everyone sounds exhausted.

Listening to late Bacharach-era Dionne, like it was the ‘60s or the ‘90s.

BBC Radio 4 Extra - Hidden Treasures, A Criminal Practice by Terrance Dicks Idealistic Matthew Larrabie joins his uncle's firm of solicitors.

On 12 February, Radio 4 Extra is repeating A Criminal Practice, a comic play by Terrance Dicks a year before he joined Doctor Who. I’ll share some background details nearer the time. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Yes, you're absolutely right.