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True, didn't mean to be snippy about it! Video for Africa Shox is amazing as well. Dusted from Rhythm and Stealth is also superb - which also features Roots Manuva - who did Witness (1 hope) which is a banging track as well.

Do you think the squad is better or worse than our last Championship squad?

No scuffs...

They're all justifiable, because Hamas.

A few more... Dream On by Aerosmith Life on Mars by David Bowie Psycho Killer by Talking Heads Sabotage by the Beastie Boys Mr Wendal by Arrested Development Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd Scenes from an Italian Restaurant by Billy Joel Afrika Shox by Leftfield Mystify and Never Tear us Apart by INXS

Not from what I've heard...

Probably haven't seen Enter Sandman because it's not even a Top 5 Metallica track. Master of Puppets or One perhaps, but not Enter Sandman. Agree on Numb, say Linkin Park's last ever UK gig at the O2 shortly before Chester killed himself. Such a talent and so sad. The Chain just takes me back to watching Grand Prix's in the 90's.

Sabotage by the Beastie Boys single, and The Great Escape by Blur with money from my 10th Birthday. Both cassettes, obviously. The first vinyl record I bought was Dark Side of the Moon from a charity shop in Lymington, for £3. Cracking condition. I bought it because I recognised the cover and had heard of Pink Floyd by never heard them. Got me into my favourite band by complete accident. That same record is now worth (according to discogs), a couple of grand.

He's been at the computer, 20 different tabs open creating responses, wanking himself into a frenzy since midday yesterday.

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Free Bird or Shine On You Crazy Diamond is going to be my funeral song, just haven't decided which yet...I like the sombre start, but toe tapping last 5 minutes to Free Bird though - everyone would be in a good mood leaving.

No thanks, I've done it before and it's a lot of work, and frankly I got loads of shit because we have a lot of ungrateful cunts on this site.

I wouldn't structure it like this tbh, net spend is irrelevant in the days of PSR. I think you need to chunk it up into annual liabilities.

Urggh, horrible news. RIP Diogo.

Costa hasn't been owned by Whitbread since 2018. Coke bought it. I was one of the consultants in charge of the split. Quite an interesting one actually, Whitbread had a market value of around £4bn which was way too low, so they hastily decoupled and split Costa into its own company to sell to Coca Cola, for around £4bn. The Whitbread share price stayed the same, valuing the company at, £4bn.

You can't legislate for idiots unfortunately. I remember back in the day an estate agents in Staines got attacked because it was called ISIS. Think they changed it to Oasis in the end.

Wrong one, best one is this with Mason and Wright:

I'm an '84 birth but they passed me by first time round - I "discovered" them in about 2012 - modern day prog (and my true love is prog).

Kill or be Killed gets proper heavy at one point (alongside Won't Stand Down). Shame the rest of the album is utter toss. Stockholm Syndrome is incredible as well. Go listen to Exit Music for a Film...

As long as it's the Pulse version. And in Dogs and Pigs (three different ones) as well.

It's one of my happy songs, pop that on along with Solsbury Hill by Peter Gabriel, Piano Man by Billy Joel (get well soon) and Prettiest Eyes by the Beautiful South and I'm instantly in a better mood.

There goes the Fear by The Doves is a tune as well.

Ooh, some interesting ones there - in actual fact one of the songs on there also samples in one of my favourite dance tracks - Setting Sun by the Chems (drums from Tomorrow Never Knows). Also you reminded me of Leftfield, so I may have to add Original by them, and also Street Spirit (Fade Out), Pyramid Song and How to Disappear Completely by Radiohead. Top 10 is so hard to do TBF...top 10 from every genre would be easier.

Agree, there is not a huge amount of risk in this one - it's not big money.