I remember when punk bands in particular would play anywhere that could cover their gas. They would end up playing a basement or art gallery for a 2$ door entry and crashing on someone's floor for the night and then off to the next town. The idea that a band would play Philly but not Pittsburgh is baffling to me. …

Although I love, love, love Death In June, I am the first to admit there is something slightly… Nazi?… about them.

I thought the same until I found out my Dad had three of their albums. He played one the last time I visited but I don't remember anything about it.

Holy shit there is something duller than Genesis.

If it's mercy you want, try Nienna. Shit, I'm doing it again.

Yeah I'm not any more averse to top-40 than when I was younger. The main difference is back then I knew where to find the good stuff. Also I might see a new band on a whim because it didn't cost three paychecks.

Raul Seixas did release Gita that year.

You obviously don't live where I live. No one comes to Leicester except cover bands, which are somehow a big thing now.

I've gotten pretty good at discovering stuff I should have been into when I was younger but somehow failed to notice.

She was decent in our high school production of Harvey.

Sanjay and Craig had a bunch of treats for parents too. My favorite was the "Rad Surgeons" montage that includes the Darkplace exploding ambulance clip.

Charlie and Lola have gotten my kid through a lot of sick days.

The correct window into the joys of Miranda Hart is Hyperdrive. Ditto Kevin Eldon.

Off the top of my head I'll go with Carey. Tomorrow something else.

Great, another gun owner who doesn't know shit about guns.

Woo, sounds like there will be something watchable on BBC iPlayer for a change.

Red LED's are still a little bit cheaper.

Can you explain those to a Lehmann?

"German reference cache exhausted."

A metric shit-ton is a bit smaller though.