Sinister: me and my madness

[James Laming]

hello again all,

a few notes re: recent mailings from you lot

BELLE AND SEBASTIAN AT THE BARBICAN

i confess that others have written on this before me and probably better. 
however, i must have my two cence to use an american parlance. firstly, i am 
absolutely miffed at missing the picnic. i arrived late due to having to 
work - this annoys me everso. i'm sure it was excellent. perhaps you all 
knew each other and i would've looked daft. either way i'm gonna throw my 
hat into the ring - let's (as the beach boys so deftly said) do it again. i 
want a london picnic! come on, lazy types, do we need a gig as an excuse?

anyway, there was a gig. stuart's lyrical recollection was about 54% this 
evening. notable lyrical failures: slow graffiti, women's realm, stars of 
track and field. however, i cannot begin to tell you how much of a sap i 
felt hearing that wretched album. i was evangelical about that album circa 
97/98 to the point of irritation. hearing the group play it through was 
pretty emotional stuff......i could see other fully grown chaps and 
chappesses looking far too emotional considering their years. i left fast to 
catch a train to enfield. i had to run and it hurt lots.

THE GODLIKE GENIUS OF SCOTT WALKER

someone was murmuring about scott here recently. scott is not for everyone, 
but in this scribe's humble opinion scott could sing the phone book and make 
it divine. if anyone sad enough to own 'i don't wanna hear it anymore' by 
the walker brothers then you'll know what i mean. i had an evening on the 
red wine and the scott came out......then the bacharach, then the jimmy 
webb. i don't drink much (he lied) but red wine + scott = mecca, followed by 
vomit alas. i reccomend him without reservation. espesh for the red wine 
crowd. yes i'm drinking now incidentally.

WHO AM I?

oh. i'm new here. here are some facts regarding me.

faves:
b&s song: slow graffiti
punk rock single: 'where's bill grundy now' by the television personalities
cheese: cheddar obviously
film: 'if......'

actually, has anyone seen 'if...'? it really is the most ridiculously 
wonderful film i have ever seen.

i want a picnic! come on london!

i've said enough

james (dumbangel1)

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