jmags

Mine's pretty same as you like. But with Les Savy Fav in it.

Sort it at Field Day.

Adam Brooks works for Warp Records.

Fact!

and a Tory to boot.

What a combo.

and 17 at my school. Youth name dropping that.

I met Paris Hilton this one time too...

I just think he's incredibly unfunny. He annoys me senseless.

He's about as funny as cancer.

John Hegley on the other hand is brilliant. And I've met him twice.

With 'a bevy of beauties'. And a cheese and ham roll.

Who let Lee McQueen in?

so that wins right?

Oh, and they sampled Jose Mourinho too.

Yan and Hamilton.

Always.

Geeks out in the corner.

the Argentinian sport where total idiots run up walls in order to be hit in the face by a ball made of 'rocks and shit' whilst attempting to catch it in a basket modelled on a crap kid's banana slide is:

Woody Harrelson's attempts at being 'street' in White Men Can't Jump.

What is the descriptor best fitted to the notion that Bamos immediately thought of the film 'White Men Can't Jump' when observing the construct of this quiz?

Drnikign.

WIN!

But it definitely wasn't a cornet. Granted, he was playing cornet for most of the set but not at that point.

Can I just leave it at 'large nin-French horn, possibly tuba'.

I was about three feet away and:

a) He was playing a tuba not a trumpet;

b) he didn't throw it on stage and stand up a la Ultimate Warrior, he kind of toppled sideways with Tuba in hand, it was that what he smashed his tooth on prior to the full floor impact.

It was bloody nasty to watch.

Please take your head out of your arse.

Yes! It sounds like ARCADE FIRE. What a bunch of copyist revivalists!!!

Hmm, have you thought about listening to the unavowedly epic tracks on their first album, like 'A Wooden Horse' or 'Fear of Drowning' then listening to the subsequently released tracks on Funeral such as 'Tunnels' or 'Haiti'. Hmm, who did it first? And more pertinently, who cares? I read an interview with BSP yesterday where they said these comparisons, whilst ultimately flattering, confound them for the above reason and stating that Win Butler has told them personally he loves the band. So, erm, shut up.

As for this song itself, the swooshiness is indeed the key. I can't imagine how good 'Oily Stage' would have sounded with that blasting round. Doves (Lost Souls era) is a decent comparison actually, I'm nicking that.

Still, Spirit of St Louis remains their ultimate and always will.

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and ye Carlisle bashing. You come from the spiritual home of Buckfast and you feel ripe to come in and make your Stobart jokes.

I can stereotype too. Pah.

it rains actual piss and he drinks it by accident.