Incitatus

Do a little dance make a little love Get down tonight Baby . . . oww . . .

Time - In Quaaludes and red wine Demanding Billy Dolls And other friends of mine Take your time

Time - He flexes like a whore Falls wanking to the floor

I stand corrected, however I was tempted to proffer a QWERTY excuse.

>>Famously, Tony Kaye took his name off the credits because the studio made him change the last shot. if you have seen the last shot as he made it you'd know why.<< Umm...it was not just the change of the final scene of American History X that prompted Kaye to try to remove his name. The big problem he had was Edward Norton's involvement in the whole re-edit, which, surprise surprise resulted in lots more Norton screen time. Kaye tried unsuccessfully to pull an Alan Smithee, the DGA wouldn't let him cause he slagged off the film prior to release, a big taboo in the US, so he then tried to use his own pseudonym Humpty Dumpty. He even took a Rabbi and a Tibetan Monk into negotiations with the producers. Kaye is a proper nutter but at the same time probably the best commercial director there?s been, in commercials you can be nuts in fact it's positively encouraged, and you get massively indulged, he regularly shot more footage for a commercial than would normally be shot for a 2 hour feature. But in Hollywood you've got to tow the line and behave. There are many, many Tony Kaye stories, after X he filmed some acting workshops in L.A that involved him, Marlon Brando, Michael Jackson and De Caprio but Kaye turned up dressed as Osama Bin Laden and pissed everyone off, this was a month after 9/11.

So CWLD do you Dutty Wine then? That's quite a dance that is but still legal, just.

Dam right Jah Lush, Miss You gets me up every time too, has to be one of Jagger's greatest contribution's to the bands repitiore, the 9 minute version is a Disco classic.

No tears, i was just joining the Bowie NIN musical dots.

Which reminds me

If it's out a tap then it has to be real ale, bottled real ales tend to let themselves down, apart from the odd superior bottle conditioned ales such as Worthington?s white shield. For me the 'Don' of bottled beers is Orval Belgian Trappist Ale. At a modest by Belgian standards 6.2% it's hard to find but well worth the effort. On that subject does anyone remember the now long gone Belgo Zuid on Ladbroke Grove, the bar that served many, many strong beers looked out above the restaurant the floor design of which was an optical illusion which looked as if the restaurant was on a steep slope with the tables about to slip down. All that was exacerbated by strong Belgian beer, I'm afraid I was very, very drunk.

Now I'm getting very wistful. hardfloor - Acperience

Pratts of Streatham, now they had a serious haberdashery, miles of giant fabric rolls, used to hide from my Gran amongst them. EdOldie, Pratts was part of he John Lewis partnership.

Cubik, wonderful choice Mockney. Infiltrate 202 I can almost smell the Albus Oil

Just seen Simon M's post, looks like he agrees, then it is the same house they filmed Spooks, spooky. And is that army types going into that house, cause when I walked past the Spooks set they had a load of gun toting secret military types running around that house's back garden, perhaps it was a homage.

The last one looks like it could be the corner of langton rise & Underhill road - looking back down Underhill. If it is then that house left of frame was being used to film Spooks - much inferior show about policing national security- a couple of weeks back. And Camberwell old cementary backs onto that corner.

Best Faces track, Tony Blundetto whacks/clips Joe Peeps to this in The Sopranos.

Never been a big fan, though I did use to go and see them when they were still called On A Friday, seem to remember EMI disliking the acronym and insisting they change name. Anyway I agree with bleep, Kid A is their best so far.

The Episode called 'Ringer' was filmed at Dulwich Hamlet FC, Peckham Rye Station and Bushey Hill Rd. Choice quote from that episode Jack Regan - "We're the Sweeney, son, and we haven't had any dinner - you've kept us waiting. So unless you want a kicking, you tell us where those photographs are"

Oh,if it's still 'Krautrock friday'. then Can - Vitamin C

Full menu starts this weekend

Sorry The Tube

This always did/still does scare me. Picture Box

MadWorld74 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Incitatus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > On toast with peanut butter. > ...and i thought that was just me who liked that > combo! I also know of a 'fellow traveller', so to speak, in the Nunhead area. Keep the faith.

The Lederer lives on Underhill

I do hope the 'watering' continues cause the word 'Bistro' was also mentioned but I took that as a misheard 'Gastro'. Whenever I hear the former I can't help thinking of Robin's Nest which I consider a much underrated theme tune, but that?s another thread.