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Post by Immo Sat Feb 08, 2014 12:30 pm

Dead Cold innit...

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Is it Wensdeh yet?  scratch 

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Post by Immo Sat Feb 08, 2014 12:36 pm

Positively bored blue with it I am... Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series - Page 3 E14438

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Post by Immo Sat Feb 08, 2014 12:41 pm

I'm fine for beverages.  drunken 

Any tricoloured pasta left?

#fuckinstarvin

 El Gordo 



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Post by Immo Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:25 pm

Strikes and gutters...

Ladders and shite...

North Utsire... South Utsire....

OK... so this is gonna go on for a while... so pull up your cushions - or what ever you have that... makes life bearable... in Stennymad.

Nobody has school tomorrow?  scratch 



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Post by Immo Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:33 pm

Rock & Roll choirboys  Sad 

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Post by Immo Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:43 pm

The rock & roll choirgirls'll hafta wait.  Neutral 

I've got a lot of other stuff to consider.  Neutral  Neutral 

Those barmaid's asses won't slap themself y'know.  Neutral Neutral Neutral 



Is it Thursdensday yet?  confused  drunken  jocolor
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Post by Immo Mon Feb 10, 2014 12:27 pm

The wee 3-note motif just after the 'JFK and the Beatles' bit is the clincher... just as the screams in the background fade up in the mix.  Smile 

Cor!!  Very Happy    Arf cheers 

 Embarassed 

Ahhh... that was offside wunnit.  No

Far too sPacific.  No  No  

It's drippingly gorgeous throughout to be fair.  Smile

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Post by Immo Mon Feb 10, 2014 12:40 pm

Cor-Anglais played by "Oboe Kate...

(You... kill me Greavesie   Laughing  Laughing ... No, seriously  pale  Sad  Sad . Please Greavesie - I'm beggin ya  Sad )

...St John"

Or so I was reliably informed as recently as earlier this evening,

I was foyther informed re and viz her contribution to Monshewer Cope's pension fund.

That Faceb**k's not all bad after all...  Smile 

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Post by Immo Mon Feb 10, 2014 1:12 pm

Busier than on here certainly... Neutral 

Sev gone and never called me cuntybawz.  Sad 

43 'guests' melt off (instantaneously) at 2 in the a.m.

That's why I (occasionally) drift into the arena of the unwell...

...or Faeceboak... as previously menshed.  Neutral 

Cor (Blamely)!  Embarassed 

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Post by Immo Mon Feb 10, 2014 2:04 pm

Why it's hardly even worth doin the 'on-this-day' anagram round is it.  Sad No 

On her birthday too.  No

One of the greatest writers that ever put a heartbreaker together.  Broken Heart  Bow  Bow 

And although Chuck B is consistently regarded as the ole sine qua (duckwalk) as far as the authentic-50s-teen-lyric is concerned (*), I reckon this might be (for its time) the most  emotionally relevant/daring song ever written (**)

I may be overstating, but I'm all lager-ed up...  drunken 

Corking ale!  pale  Embarassed [so...-so-sorry-smiley   ]



(*) I blame that Nik Cohn. And that Chuck Berry.  Twisted Evil 

(**) Apart from Flossie Wetgusset's 1920s blues-classic "I Want Some Banana (or enormous nob) in My Fruitbowl (or fanny)"  
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Post by Immo Wed Feb 12, 2014 3:04 pm

I cavilled at the 'tosspot' comment  Evil or Very Mad ... but found myself intrigued by His Sainted Iconoclasticity's take on Da Brudders.  Very Happy 

Which goes to prove...  Ponder2 



...summat.  Ponder2  Ponder2 



I'spose...  Smile  scratch 



 Rock Out  Rock Out
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Post by Immo Sat Feb 15, 2014 12:06 pm

Eh?  confused 



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Post by Immo Sat Feb 15, 2014 12:34 pm

You talkin ti me?  Swearing 






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Post by Immo Sat Feb 15, 2014 2:21 pm

Ahhh I was gony fuck off and leave yeez in peace...

...then this wee jazz/funk seam opened up on YT....

...and it begins (again)  Rolling Eyes  Razz  Twisted Evil 

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Post by Immo Sat Mar 01, 2014 1:02 pm

Finally learned how to work the saxophone. Smile 

Songwriting inspiration remains elusive however. Sad 

"Let's Hunt Down That Overly-Pleased-With-Himself Cunt Ricky Ross (...and beat the slimy fucker to death with a claw-hammer)"

...is still at the 'work in progress' stage.  Neutral 

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Post by Immo Sat Mar 01, 2014 2:50 pm

On and on and on and on and on and on.....

Round and round and round and round and round....

Just smile....

...the board's not really  Dead 

Not like Mrs Richards.  No No 



Now piss off.  Twisted Evil 

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Post by Immo Mon Mar 03, 2014 11:53 am

You know that when this place finally dies, goes into an 'as-good-as-a-new-signing' administration, emerges into LovelyKing World...

sunny Basketball sunny ...


( Evil or Very Mad ...Nurse   Dead No )

...I'll be back for all my records.  Twisted Evil 



"No way you're having 'This Nation's Saving Grace'; you only listen to it when you're pissed

And when you sober up, it's all, "...why the fuck are you still listening to Mark E. Smith?"
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Post by Immo Mon Mar 03, 2014 12:32 pm

... and as for Bewls Snake Doc Aslan Bewls...

Well...

...Pluto's not a planet anymore either  Rules No 

The end of an Empire biscuit,

Is messy at best.

Ye're much more comfterbuhll....

...at the beginininny the experience...

...aw that jam 'n that  Crying or Very sad 




That's what 'moribund' means doesn't it?  scratch 

It's what it used to mean.  Neutral 

Goodbye...

...Hey! - G'bye you guys!!! 

Basketball  Wave 

Hey maybe ah'll see y'around sometime huh...?

Say don't make stranger uh y'self huh?... remember the group huh?

...huh?  Basketball 

Huh?  Suspect 
Huh? confused 
Huh?  Evil or Very Mad 
EH?  Twisted Evil 


Ahhh fuck yeez then.  Very Happy 

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Post by JimmyMcGrory Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:53 am

Place has never been the same since Mo bought our history, where the fucks crown?



This would make Glad's next two minute track album
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Post by JimmyMcGrory Tue Mar 04, 2014 12:04 pm

Talking of crown Very Happy 



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Post by Immo Fri Mar 07, 2014 11:31 am

He's not in a good place atm Jimmy.  Crying or Very sad 

But then the East-Midlands can make even a provincially-aspirational shite-hole like Falkirk seem like Shangri-La.  Evil or Very Mad 

If yer looking in btw Test...

... I reckon you'll enjoy these as much as I did.

Really rather splendid it is  Smile 

Will get back to ya over the weekend.  Kiss 



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Post by Immo Fri Mar 14, 2014 10:02 am

Haiku corner.

(Like a Muller-Corner, but with more shark-gizzard and seaweed.  pale )

I see that the Ig
has got himself a Beeb gig
It's on 6 Music




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Post by Immo Sat Mar 29, 2014 1:24 pm

EXTRY!!

EXTRY!!!  Basketball 

READAWLABAHHHDIT!

GITCHAMAWNEYSTANNIT!!!  geek 

MOPTOPS MASH-UP MOVES FROM TOP-SPOT!!  affraid 

(No 2 Mash-up... dead to me now  No )



(Current table-topper  cheers )

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Post by Gladstone Sat Apr 05, 2014 8:48 am

Had a varied time of late, and was down south yesterday, which involved a visit to St Helens, an absolute hell hole with, on the approach to the station, disused railway tracks with very large trees growing through them. That was the only good bit.

On the way back up the road, I listened to some great albums from the early seventies, and this was on one:

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Post by Gladstone Sat Apr 05, 2014 8:55 am

Another great album, every track a cracker, was 'A Nod is' by The Faces.



Ronnie Lane was a great song writer: he pitched up in a tent in Bells Meadow with a Rock'n'Roll Circus a few years later (summer 1974?).

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