I wonder what Morrissey is driving these days. I'm imagining a brown coloured Austin 1100 with a clapped out gearbox and a stereo that only plays old 8-tracks.
Pops up in all sorts and still going strong at 70.
Wild Oates – Huddersfield's finest with their eponymous 1979 debut album, signed on the back as well.
Dressed like a provincial chartered accountant rather than some bloke just off a shift at the building site.
I've started collecting these. I think this is my favourite one so far:
Jim Reeves is up there with Tupac and Elvis for not letting untimely death get in the way of his recording career.
Wow that looks really nothing like Kevin Rowland!
Violent Hacker
Yeah I'm going to stick my neck out here and say that this book cover is AI-generated. Either that or Tarby has had a *L*O*T* of work done and gone absolutely crazy mad with the Botox and monkey gland implants.
It felt like the future once upon a time.
"the new Genesis"
Scottish American comedian and chat show host Craig Ferguson appearing as his ultra-patriotic alter ego Bing Hitler with millions of rude words – Live at the Tron Theatre, Glasgow, September 1986
Ireland's other chart-toppers in Japan. This was so beyond-big in Japan for any Western act that they could even perform it in Japanese: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqky...
Presenting your 98th Oscars announcer, Ray Purchase.
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Alison Steadman in Hold The Sunset
Felicity Kendal grabbing a quick catering van fish and chips on the set of The Good Life – 1977
Lunar Zeppman
Everybody knows Badger loves mashed potato!
Parliament Square earlier today.
The Kenny Everett Television Show (11th March 1982). Kenny welcomes the Bee Gees to the show.
Shirley, you can't be serious?
Brummie comedian Don Maclean born this day 1944. Enjoying a dance in a 1976 Kojak skit (hence the bald wig) for Crackerjack alongside Peter Glaze, Jan Hunt and Ed Stewart.
Next up, the away leg where a Geordie accidentally heads to the Noo lingerie shop in Paris.
That's quite an achievement. Much in the spirit of Aqualung I think it gives off definite dirty old man coughing up phlegm vibes.
Shots of Bells, they're serving, that makes four now,
Crikey, clear distress, I can't feel my heart.
Woolly, woolly, jumpers for all weather,
Drinking Tetleys in the dark.
They eat well don't they, the Illuminati? I thought it would all be live mice and ritual sacrifices.
“The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't”
Douglas Adams – born this day 1952
I quite like the b-side instrumental.
