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I got this album...

...purely on the basis of it being high up on a couple of "best of 2006" lists. I have to admit that I love it, but then I love Springsteen and Kerouac so it was kind of inevitable. A bundle of passion, adrenaline and smarts.

A friend of mine was...

...talking to him at the Twilight Singers show at Koko the other week. I was going to the bar and when I offered him a drink he declined and said he wasn't drinking at the moment.

It was amazing...

...despite the technical hitches. I'd had a few drinks and hugged him on the way out, which is a little embarrassing.

That is hilarious...

...thank you. Just what I needed on this tedious beyond belief afternoon.

I feel terrible about this...

...but the single is kind of good. *shame*

"Warren Ellis is a violinist"

...yes, but is it not worth mentioning that he's a violinist in both The Bad Seeds and Dirty Three?

"Cave's usual alt. Leonard Cohen style"...

...that's about the most facile and absurd over-simplification of Nick Cave's work that I've ever read. You might as well have trotted out the tired "southern hellfire preacher" trope.

AAAAAGH! FECK! NO! *sobs hysterically*

I booked two tickets for the Spitz on Friday 2nd Dec. I've now been informed that I will be in Bolton that evening. I'm absolutely gutted. The tickets are non-refundable but I CAN re-allocate them...if any one wants 'em gratis (that's free - they're no good to me now!) pm 'em me and they're yours. First come, first serve.

The dude is AMAZING...

...I got my ticket.

High On Fire - UK tour dates and ticket giveaway

As I didn't win, could I selflessly volunteer to take your place?

High On Fire - UK tour dates and ticket giveaway

So have the winners been notified yet?

High On Fire

It was outstanding. OUTSTANDING. I've lost some of the hearing in my right ear, though.

Re: Queens of The Stone Age - Lullabies To Paralyze

I think "Lullabies..." is fucking INCREDIBLE. Admittedly, it took me a couple of listens to properly get to grips with it, but I think it's a huge step forward from "Rated R" and "Songs...". The more I listen to it, the more rewarding the experience is. It's cohesive, sophisticated, sexy, brutal, magical, child-like, menacing and visionary in a way that the previous albums hinted at but never completely delivered.

Refused - Re-issues

I got The Shape of Punk To Come after stumbling across the video of New Noise on MTV last year - and I've listened to it regularly ever since. In its genre (a genre that the album constantly re-invents and subverts) it has no equals. I get very evangelical about it when recommending it to people.