1) Zuma
2) Everybody Knows
3) Tonight
4) Massey Hall - seriously, how fuckin good?
5) Time Fades Away - pretty rough round the edges, and I only listen to it occasionally but still a treat

The same people who compare Margaret Thatcher with Britney Spears need to suck my dick.

This isn't one of the Golden Girls, and why the fuck would I want to see Britney Spears gang raped?

Ethics aside, I know a lot of people who will dance on that bitches grave if she cops it.

Mmmmmmmm

Nice harmonies.

Shame about the ponytail, moustache, tie dye and fretless bass.

Been listening to Fugazi again for the first time in years this week - "In on the Killtaker", "Red Medicine" and "Steady Diet" - all top notch and musically varied. Forgot how much I loved "Sweet and Low".

Jesus Lizard by a fucking mile.

Doesn't reall do the man Drozd justice, still good when it kicks in though.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=tN7lEAShGjM

Robin Jones is a great shout. Definitely the best thing about the Beta Band live, though the House Song at the end was always a great team effort.

...and released during global Star Wars fever, so not really that weird to see the jawas.

Now, if you want Neil Young the weirdo, things started getting a bit fucked not long after this release.....oh yes.

Working in a record shop, this middle aged woman walks up to me at the desk and says "I bought this CD last week, but there's no singing on it, and the words come up along the bottom of the screen - it's almost like you're supposed to sing them yourself". Yup "Karaoke Country Hits&quo...

I once was Trumans Water playing in Edinburgh and they were pretty strange.

Only after they'd been on stage for 30 minutes did it dawn on anyone that they were not soundchecking and tuning up, but were in fact 30 minutes into the first song. And I use the term 'song' in the very very loosest sense.