Sinister: When two tribes go to war, money's all that you can score

[Gardiner, Stuart]

The latest fashion seems to be to be smug about having tickets to the
Glasgow gig in May. And, as ever, I am a slave to fashion. (That is to say,
fashion dresses me up in rubbish clothes, whips me and tells me I must try
harder). Of course I am equally excited (nearly) about finally having the
chance to go to the Winchester Club the night before, so I look forward to
seeing you all there. All I've got to do now is find somewhere to stay - any
offers gratefully received...

In another bit of B&S news, the NME website is reporting
(http://www.nme.com/news/104320.htm) that the new album is being produced by
Trevor Horn. Don't know where they got this information from, last I heard
it hadn't been finalised, but at least we can talk about it now. For those
who don't know (and I admit, until a couple of weeks ago I didn't), Trevor
Horn produced much of the best music to come out of the eighties, including
Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas". And
just in case you thought he was a relic from another era, his record is
currently Number 1 in the UK singles charts ("All The Things She Said" by
Tatu). Not bad going really.


Nice to see a bit of smut reappearing on the list, it's been missed. It was
so much more entertaining when Archel was still single and smutty. Now we
have to rely on Ken. After all, what is this list for apart from trying to
impress members of the opposite sex? (Hopefully something else actually,
because I'm rubbish at that). So I'll just subtly drop into the conversation
that everything they say about tall men with big feet is true.


Big Stu


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