Although now 69 I still go to quite a few gigs and buy CDs but I only know one artist here. That’s aging for you.

The small font is the only reason I do not subscribe to the Eye

Angela, why have you written this for a paper which is behind a paywall?

29%? That’s a lot of people who have what’s being tipped into our rivers for Brains.

And what percentage of the Labour Party membership wanted to remove pensioner’s heating allowance, cut disability benefits and not tax the wealthiest? Ffs guys get a grip!

Privatisation broke our water system.

@labourslewis.bsky.social has a people-first, evidence-based alternative, and I’m backing it.

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Thank you. Still seems odd to me. If you have a moment, look at the ownership of Henri Matisse - it’s changed six times in a year between the same group of owners. What advantage are they gaining?

What is the difference in ownership of Delacroix and Lambourn? Same owners (but quoted in a different order) but different colours.

So, just after a week or so of listening to Tracks II, what do I think? Some phenomenally great tracks with some also rans. But one thought remains; as an almost besotted fan of nearly 50 years, Bruce, why did this collection of ready made albums need to be priced at such a bloated price?

Stewart’s comments will boost Farage’s popularity enough to negate all the effort you put into pointing out his shortcomings.

Thoughts on Bruce in Manchester. We are all getting older, band and fans alike. Not just balding heads or grey hair and middle-age spread. I'm noticing more sticks, Zimmers and wheelchairs now. Still just the best thing ever though.

Not an actual Bruce gig?

In my view not as stirring as JB singing it on her own

What has always puzzled me is why you would want somewhere bigger than the Crucible. Do people really want to pay good money to sit even further away from the table than the back row of the Crucible?

If you’ve spoken with ease to The Boss then Rowan Atkinson should not worry you.

But where is here?

One book, A God in Ruins; one movie, The Last Picture Show; one album, The Ghost of Tom Joad; one TV show, The Wire