Sinister: I believe Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen is the best song since 1970

[Paul Arathoon]

I reckon it's about 6 six years I joined Sinister and how it's changed since 
then with all of this new-fangled "Reporting Back" malarky. OK.. it hasn't 
changed an iota. The people change (Duke Of Harringay where are you? 
(Harringay probably but that's not the point)) but the song still remains 
the same.

I would report back but I failed to make it to Glasgow, the scene of my 
first B&S live experience in 2001. Never go back to the scene of an old 
crime they say. Well I can't really remember breaking the law but I remember 
almost breaking my back in a Glasgow nightclub where at least one other 
Sinister member was dancing along.

Anyway, i digress...

The point of this post is to say how much I am looking forward to new B&S 
stuff. i really am. i struggle to get excited about new music (a sure sign I 
am reaching 25 later this year) and the last 5 records i bought read Velvet 
Underground, the smiths, the smiths, love and White stripes. And I've only 
played the White stripes a couple of times. I've been looking at my parent's 
collection of Fleetwood Mac, Bruce Springsteen (thunder Road is a disjointed 
classic) and ELO. I need new B&S to save me and make me dance in my room 
again.

P
p.s. I would just like to say RIP to the track and Field night which had its 
last night late last month. It was London's best indie club with a 
guaranteed 3 or 4 B&S tracks plus VU, Lovin Spoonful, Nick Drake, hefner etc 
etc.

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