Sinister: Generation Indie

[MIWinship at xxx.com]

Yes, yes,

Alright? It's yr 'Agent' Mike here. As ever, I have been drinking and mixing 
with theatre 'types'. Tonight, for example, I was stood at the bar next to 
Richard E Grant, and also laughed at the presence of Patrick Marber. 

So, like, indie kids are a bit sad and that, apparently. Ah, well, that's us 
told.

Moving on: I can't emphasise enough just how good the new Future Pilot AKA 
and Bill Wells albums are. International Airport also 'do it' for me at the 
moment.

I realise I may have killed off the 'rude' B&S craze, but must tip my 
proverbial hat to the author or 'Ease Yr Meat Into the She'. 

'69 Love Songs' is OK, but the best going to sleep music is Brian Eno or Papa 
M. 

So, who needs to move into a house in the Greenwich area in the next two 
weeks? You do? Then e-mail me now..... (Flagrant list abuse, I know, but 
we're desperate...)

So, bye for now, and much jealousy to those in the North (that means you, 
Pez) and your 'snow'. 


Mike.
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