titch juicy

oyster pay as you go is not going to be cheaper if you normally buy a weekly/monthly etc london terminals season ticket. ...and you need an extra ticket to go to ed if you have a peckham rye to london terminals ticket- i phoned southern and asked a while ago. So, just get an ed to london terminals ticket for the same price instead.

red right hand- nick cave and the bad seeds

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > diamond lights- hoddle and waddle > > > > if this game could have an eventual winner > > somehow, i would like to be considered for that > > ^^^ > > I've licked my pencil and entered you in my book > TJ. > Consider yourself in with a shout. > Take no notice of what them others say. you're a gent

diamond lights- hoddle and waddle if this game could have an eventual winner somehow, i would like to be considered for that ^^^

rain dogs- tom waits

the rain- oran juice jones

new joanna newsom track Streaming new track '81 now from the Drag City site joanna newsom- 81

the jack that house built- jack n chill

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although ironically a quick scan of ebay shows a > copy of Into the Unknown going for nearly seventy > squids. That?s a lot more than you would pay for > any of their other albums. if it sold less copies first time round it's likely rarer now

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > press conference at the emirates at 4pm- > rumours > > are signings of mexes, huntelaar and maybe saha > > Where did you hear this? Can't find any mention of > press conference on any websites? there was a conference but no new signings announced, but there's a rumour he'll sign oprah winfrey, luther vandross and barry white to play alongside sol campbell in a fat black four

message in a bottle- the police (uurrrgh, i felt dirty writing that)

white as diamonds- alela diane

nightshift- the commodores

press conference at the emirates at 4pm- rumours are signings of mexes, huntelaar and maybe saha

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > mockney piers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I dont dislike Third, it's just I'm never > inclined > > to put it on except occasionally to try and > work > > out why I'm not gelling with it. > > > > Any more bands like Massive Attack that just > > haven't put a foot wrong? (let's say minimum of > > three albums in the discography). > > > > Broken Social Scene, their sophomore 'you > forgot > > it in people' is great, and the eponymous > follow > > up is almost flawless. > > > i utterly disagree with massive attack- the first > album was sublime- the second album good and > everything since has been dull > > however; one i forgot to mention on the new albums > thread is massive attack....i've heard a track > from it and it sounds superb

i think all 5 of the coral's albums are excellent

not forgetting john wesley harding and another side of..... oh, and blood on the tracks is his best ;-)

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I dont dislike Third, it's just I'm never inclined > to put it on except occasionally to try and work > out why I'm not gelling with it. > > Any more bands like Massive Attack that just > haven't put a foot wrong? (let's say minimum of > three albums in the discography). > > Broken Social Scene, their sophomore 'you forgot > it in people' is great, and the eponymous follow > up is almost flawless. i utterly disagree with massive attack- the first album was sublime- the second album good and everything since has been dull however; one i forgot to mention on the new albums thread is massive attack....i've heard a track from it and it sounds superb

cheers, i will :)-D

tough question today it's between: 'idiot wind' and 'as i went out one morning'

sillywoman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was wondering that too Jah? Where on earth is > East Dulwich Park? > > Also, if it's the London recumbent bikes in > Dulwich Park you mean, then they've been running a > few good years now & I think if their death rate > was creeping up we would have heard about it! > > I agree with other posters. You share the world > you live in - this creates an element of risk to > it whether you're an adult, child, cat or dog. A > poor whinge really pinkcustard. Sorry. No sympathy > here. This, with bells on

Winston Churchill upon being told by his Butler that the Lord Privy Seal (who had been disrespectful to him earlier that day in the Commmons) had arrived to see him: "Tell the Lord Privy Seal that I am sealed to my Privy and can only deal with one shit at a time!"

where all the love, you've been dreaming of will be there? where?

update on the joanna newsom album! Joanna Newsom's forthcoming third album, 'Have One On Me', will be a triple album, NME.COM can reveal. Released on February 19 in Australia and February 23 elsewhere, the album from the California harpist/singer will be the follow-up to her critically lauded 2006 album 'Ys'. She was playing a few new songs at her RAH and Somerset House gigs, and they all sounded exquisite! I'm rather excited. I read a mini interview with The National who said the new album will be a little more expansive- bigger sound and more instruments apparently. I wait with baited breath. There's a good bootleg doing the rounds of a San Francisco Fleet Foxes gig, again including new songs- also very encouraging.

2010 is looking like a pretty epic year! Radiohead Arcade Fire LCD Soundsystem Joanna Newsom Mystery Jets Laura Marling MGMT The Strokes The Coral Grinderman The National Beach House Fleet Foxes The Walkmen Iron and Wine Panda Bear Yeasayer Personally i'm most excited about Joanna Newsom, Arcade Fire, The National, Fleet Foxes and Panda Bear- and pray for gigs from all of them