congaeel

Awesome. Love the tour diary!

gash

everyone?

that has made my day

Good work on the interview Billy

not ha ha at the people who lost their jobs.. just at idiotic corporate pigdogs.

ha ha

is inexplicable. Both are fucking terrible. Much better to buy Bona Drag.

shocker!

at the bongo club on Saturday playing with Broken Records. They were great.

was a great and welcome comeback and he should have left it at that. The ringleaders album is really weak.

octopus one!

if you've got no inspiration? Go away and do something else.

it's trying too hard and is skin-crawlingly embarrassing.

isn't always a good thing. I prefer to know that the main stories etc are put there by someone with a good editorial instinct.

is maybe more likely?

I believe it was started by a guy called Lach who was at a folk night in New York which he found offensively pretentiousness and boring so he declared "if this is folk, then I'm anti-folk". It focuses on songs, humour, performance, honesty, rather than perfect musicianship and production and dull worthy topics. So I guess it is for traditional folk what punk was for rock.

Looking forward to the Edinburgh show.

Is quality.

What's with the cover tho?

does need to get his arse in gear.

Another year of their elaborate hoax taking the piss out of music awards. They are truly the Chris Morris of music magazines!

maybe Courtney's next album will be called "Dignified Silence"

AWFUL!

awful.

I thought this was about Leslie Grantham.

which prove that those shops outsell the more obvious locations, the only explanation can be that they're buying them so as to stop any competitors getting them and thus taking away their profits.

but John "Legend" is anything but. And being intellectual and working class isn't mutually exclusive...

spread himself far too thin recently and most of it has been below par for him. He needs to stop appearing in random videos and stick to producing. His "solo" album was dire.

were kind enough to sell my band's homemade CD-Rs (way back before they expanded down south). Without them we'd never have experienced the thrill of being told we'd sold 20 CDs in one week, (mainly due to the CDs being played instore by the staff) or of later meeting a bloke who'd bought all of the EPs we'd sold there.

Bloody shame to see them go but at least we still have an Avalanche left in Edinburgh.

was set up by the US military as a way of keeping tabs on the world/spreading propoganda under the guise of user-generated chaos.

FAcebook is only suddenly popular with the "chattering classes" because Prince Willyham has joined it. Now Every posh man and his dog (and Jo Whiley) are signed up to it.

I just meant anyone who willingly listens to these adverts are morons

This is audio-pollution for morons. (those without wav editing)

think of anything apart from obscene propositions

hardy har har har. Sub-Libertines swines.

like the early b-sides he sang it might be ok. He should have finished the band after the disaster of Be Here Now and done this then - but it's too late now.

said.

Can't wait to hear this when I get home now!

another example of one of the band's mates writing the review?

Got to shag a pre-psychoskinhead Britney and pocket a cool million d's? Why is this guy a laughing stock?

The Twang the other night on BBC6 Music.

there's no excuse for that.

he's obviously never listened to the first album if he thinks they haven't written any tunes..

he's got a good point here,even though as people have said, his song is nothing more than a clever novelty pop rip-off of LCD Soundsystem and Beck.

Bloc Party's first album was great, but this one is far too worthy, wordy, and London-centric from what I've heard (I had to turn it off cos the lyrics were so clunky)

is embarrassing

poppycock sir

they've learned from Oasis' mistakes and they're purposely keeping a distance from the showbiz side of things which we all know has nothing to do with the music.

They're trying to give themselves a chance of being in it for the long-term, good luck to em.

know Madonna's dad?

a tribute to Michael Winner's TV adverts?

Jarvis appeared on Stars in their Eyes didn't he? I can't remember who he was though. Harry Hill also appeared on Stars in their eyes as Morrissey it was brilliant! (not that I watch the programme or anything)

The worst kind of performance poet (yes, there are some good ones) set to bland acid jazz.

everything Cornholio has done since = lame.

Including the dismal Bond theme.

Not a massive fan of the Killers but they can pen a decent tune and I agree they have the right sound (and the perfect name). Perhaps a cover of Licence to Kill?

it isn't