Hi 70's Who Fans, John Peel just said that that he bumped into Stuart (unspecified) from B&S buying tickets for Stereolab's Glasgow gig earlier today: get there & get star-spotting, guys & girls! Someone posted about a B&S programme being on BBC Choice soon: "who knows where or when?" Is it this coming weekend? What time? Jamie Mr Niceaction wrote: Mr Moore AKA John Peel posted this teaser. <<A prize to anyone who tells me the catalogue number of the record my subject was on :) if i am not mistaken, this will be The Jam song from This is the modern world - - catologue number 5374182. a fine record if ever i heard one I see that I totally failed again here, by devising a competition, & then asking the WRONG question. I had in mind the 1977 Rockpile track issued on Dave Edmunds' Get It album. Pants - I don't even like Paul "The Importance Of Not Being Too Earnest" Weller. Never mind. If Jamie would like to mail me his address I'll send him his booty: the Funeral Pyre 7 inch in original picture sleeve. (That is if he doesn't mind 1981 glue being rather ineffective) PJ Miller wrote: Teddy Bear Filling under your foreskin My mouth is opening & closing, etc., but only coz I do not understand this reference: please elucidate for the middle-aged. Signor Casarotto scribed: Alasdair's dreaming of nutmegging the bald one out of Camera Obscura And again! What the ****'s nutmegging?? Do you put Mace round it first??? I tried all kinds of rhyming slang possibilities, but came no closer than I did when attempting to answer the "Wembley" question. Tim P!O!Pkins wrote: And how about the dumbassedhippyanthem to end all dumbassedhippyanthems? I give you 'White Rabbit' by the Jefferson Stagecoach or whatever they were called before steam was invented. Pure shite. Hands off Jefferson Ornithopter Tim, or I'll send you a compilation tape of their offshoot bands' output, featuring such delights as Universal Copernican Mumbles; tracks from Grace's Manhole - "a novocained nun shrieking Spanish civil war songs in a Chinese brothel" ; Across The Board ("7 inches of pleasure, ooooh, going home"); & a mere few hours of 1971 Live Hot Tuna. Mr Galligaskins wrote: Sarah Martin is now the unchallenged Monarch of the Melodica, I reckon that John McEntire might dispute that title, so I award SmileySarah the Glockenspiel crown, particularly in view of her difficulties in actually being able to see it whilst playing. :) Also, whats with the Stevenage stories: a lot of great people are born there, don't you know. Then Keith "Moon The Loon" Watson beat me to entering Orbital for The Great Rock & Roll Bagpipes Stakes. Trivia fans will love to learn that the stirring skirl only appears on the single version, and is sadly omitted from the album. Sarah (neither Fluffy nor Starry: all serious now for exams?) if German is one of your A Levels, thats aus & not auz-gezeichnet Please no one turn TheQueenMum upside down: colostomy bag alert! Supreme patience award to anyone who actually got this far :) Keep the peace, David Moore Chelmsford, UK +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the reborn Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list mail "sinister@majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo@majordomo.net". WWW: http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +-+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" "tech-heads and students" +-+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +-+ "jelly-filled danishes" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+