Sergio Mendacious

Top Pop is a constant treasure trove.

1 hour ago, Devon Malcolm said:

The Beekeeper is still out.

Good to know, I’ll call and ask them to add it to their programming, maybe they’ll bump Madame Web. 

I’m still thinking I’m going to watch Madame Web tomorrow; pickings are slim at the pictures, and I don’t know if Lisa Frankenstein will be much better, and I’m sure it’ll be more annoying.

Celi Bee was just horrendous, and kinda scary
 

Sad to say I've been a bit fragile these past few, and I didn't get much sleep, but for some reason this one really hit.

I really loved his show in my early teens, first time I'd heard that zoo crew style of radio.

Juliana Hatfield 💕

Can't think about Sananda Maitreya without this popping into my head. Not complaining, mind.

EDIT — going to get that Giovanni Giorgio dollar.

On 2/11/2024 at 9:37 AM, John Matrix said:

Stumbled across a channel showing 1996's 'The Fan' last night.  Massively underrated film I reckon, one of the best examples of those thrillers the mid 90's did so well, there's absolutely no fat on it, Snipes is brilliant in a more dramatic role, and i'm no De Niro enthusiastic (as my general tastes no doubt reveal) but he's fucking terrifying in this and it says something about his performance and this song choice, that by the time it plays over the end credits, you almost feel sorry for the mad bastard.  If you're fragile like me, have a tissue ready.
 

 

Great stuff, but who is this Terrence Trent D'Arby?

A toofer!

Special shout out to 25:46

I'm not sure if this is great or shit, but prime Charo was tidy.

4 hours ago, BomberPat said:

I once saw a Queen tribute band inexplicably play "Mr Blue Sky". Whenever you get stuff like that, a tribute act playing another band's song, or being a tribute to two different bands, it always feels like it was a compromise to convince one of the musicians to join.

I regret to inform you that Magic, the Queen covers band, are also Magic — A Kind of ELO

https://www.ents24.com/uk/tour-dates/magic-a-kind-of-elo

Might be a bit rose-tinted as a memory, but I saw Magic, the Queen tribute band, in a Butlins showbar in about 1991, and they absolutely peeled the paint off the walls. I think they were made up of a bunch of old session musicians; when I saw them another time in Nottingham, they launched into "Beach Baby" by First Class, announcing that they were the band from that record (Tony Burrows wasn't in Magic, sadly).

No Way Sis

Bag of preachy scratchings

Boris Midney is a genius
 

D.C. La Rue's career was stopped dead by the death of disco, but this is a (strange) cracker.

Mrs. Mainwaring may be out there somewhere.