Saw the Brigton St Etienne/Magic Numbers warm up for their Shepherds Bush NY Eve gig.
Missed the start of Magic Numbers cos we were in Burger King but when we got there I took this rubbish picture that spookily whites out their faces (like the cartoon thing) from about 20 rows back. St Etienne did a great cover/encore of The Zombies; 'This will be our year" with Magic Numbers supplying fine backing harmonies.
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The Field Mice
Oh how I loved the Field Mice. In January 2005, their entire back catalogue (including flexis and assorted compiliation gubbins) is being reissued on 3 CDS (4 discs) on LTM records. Alastair Fitchett (Tangents, Unpopular) has done a lengthy biography.
Sensitive. That was the one.
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On The Train
David Peace: The Damned Utd
I first started going to see the Albion when Brian Clough was appointed manager in 1975 just after he left Leeds.Dominic Sandbrook: White Heat: A History of Britain in the Swinging Sixties
Got bad reviews but i loved part 1.Simon Reynolds: Rip It Up and Start Again: Post Punk 1978-1984
Fills in the gap between England Dreaming and My Magpie Eyes are Hungry for the Prize.Simon Goddard: The Smiths: Songs That Saved Your Life (Revised & Expanded Edition)
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