Reply With QuoteTo be honest, anything’s better than everyone picking over the bones of yesterday’s shíthousery.Originally Posted by redgunamo
Oh, I know. I was just pulling his chain.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
To be honest, anything’s better than everyone picking over the bones of yesterday’s shíthousery.
Fat Man in the Bathtub.
Poor old Jim Morrison
I used to hate The Doors but I am quite fond of them now.
Oddly enough, I’m the other way around. I don’t hate them, they’re just a bit ordinary.
I think ordinary is the wrong word, although I take your point.
I think we have arrived at the same destination from opposite ends.
I am still a little taken aback by your Roxy Music confession.
The point is that was my Whistle Test moment, seeing them for the first time. Admittedly it was a repeat in the early 90s but the effect is the same.
Roxy Music appeal to my inner contrarian, p.
I will bite. They are not ordinary. You spoke of Roxy Music as having a unique sound - only one band ever sounded like The Doors and they came from a decade later.
(Apart from the Kinks doing All Day And All Of The Night which The Doors borrowed for Hello I Love You)
Ray Manzarek.
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