Lisa Snowdon was fit. Still weird for me seeing them during this period - the post-Very years when synthpop was out of fashion and they weren't wearing hats and silly costumes - but then they were again, only this time they were even sillier - before the final and most bizarre costume of all: Neil w...

https://apopfansdream.wordpress.com/wor ... cd-errors/

NikacP0kac wrote: ↑Thu 19 Nov 2020, 4:47 pmI think there's a level of respect, but PSB are considered sometimes a bit too lightweight, that's the general consensus I feel - at least on the forum I am part of, HOME.

If PSB are lightweight, what does that make Fletch?

Wow. That second stanza reminds me of the Paninaro '95 video.

As far as I can tell from the (extensive) comments on superdeluxeedition.com, none of the six new CD versions has replicated the original tracklistings i.e. every single new Now has different (more common) versions of songs from those originally included. I would therefore be extremely surprised if...

Gabby wrote: ↑Tue 17 Nov 2020, 12:29 amFunny how PSB fans like New Order but the reverse seems to be less the case. I've seen some nasty comments on NOs Facebook page about PSB.

That's because of indie (guitar rock) snobbery.

I like a few of his singles but was always repelled by his persona. He always seemed over-needy and desperate to appeal to the lowest common denominator - so for every Feel, there's a Rock DJ.

https://youtu.be/YbgAgWuOUPg Such a shame they didn't upload a high-quality version of this - I love that single; it's obviously overlooked a bit because of the first two singles from Very but it's such a bonkers look and video which really suit the song's sentiment. All a bit Partridge with Sue Co...

David Bowie
Joy Division/New Order
Ludwig Van
The Beatles

Andi Peters, David Walliams and bigboy in the same studio. It's a supergroup of PSB fandom.

There are some things have been said more or less (playing songs from the new album, top 10 hits in UK, some songs sang by other artists included, all of it played in reverse chronological order). Will-o-the-wisp (I think they will plan a new version of it like single material for the concerts, the...

3:04 when the harp comes in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnvFOaBoieE

Wow, how bizarre.

One for geowayne here - What Are We Going to Do About the Rich? gets played at 14:58 before an interview with Dr Marvin Monroe on BBC Radio 4's Thinking Allowed.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000ntbg

The Pandemonium tour is on Sky Arts tonight at 8pm, before their Style Council retrospective.