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I don't see the publisher blurb shouting from the rooftops that it's authorised or involves Grimes in any way. Wouldn't they be making that point if it were? found a brief seemingly enthusiastic reference to it on Grimes' website which at least might suggest he's not unhappy with it

Just watched it and came to post the same thing. To think this is the end of This Is England is a crying shame. One of the great chronicles of Britain in the late 20th Century. Continues the tradition of realist TV drama that holds a mirror to society in general, asks questions of it and holds it to account I now want to rewatch all the series from the beginning It will be fascinating to see what Meadows does next

LondonJazzNews and Gary Crosby both reporting this sad news. He made it to 100 and made some great music along the way http://garycrosbybass.com/

They've been releasing consistently high quality sessions since the move to France from Sweden. Unsurprisingly an emphasis on French musicians

Gorgeous George will be proud of you, Buoying the economy with reckless pension spending (or very well deserved celebratory treat) I'm sure love will endure.....

That's certainly got me thinking about how best to maximise streaming. Sounds like it's really hitting the spot. they have a nice record label too

Alexander Von Schlippenbach, Evan Parker, Paul Lovens - Detto Fra Di Noi, Live in Pisa 1981 [Po Torch] the third new arrival's debut play. This is possibly my favourite 'band' in Jazz and improvised music. Pleased to finally afford a copy of this which doesn't disappoint

Andre Jaume - Saxanimalier [Hat Hut] Heinz Becker, Louis Sclavis, John Lindberg - Transistion [FMP] two recent arrivals getting their first airing. The Jaume has a very impressive bass clarinet piece and 'Transition' owes something to Giuffre to these ears

Thanks for posting. Been a while since I ordered from them but have always got great service and music when I have. Just ordered the Lyons box (finally) and a few others. Let's hope they pull through

'Synthesis' always surprises me when I play it. just finished Steve Lacy - Evidence [Prestige] now, just broken the seal on today's arrival Steve Lacy - Clinkers [Hat Hut]

Track 2 is an ECM recording but I can't pinpoint it yet. If it isnt, it should be I need track 15 in my home! I hope it's not from some dreadfully obscure LP

Looking forward to this. Your last one was fun, educational ........ and expensive

This Is England 90. episode 3. Peerless

Peter Brotzmann Octet - Machine Gun [FMP] Peter Brotzmann, Peeter Uuskyla - Red Cloud On Silver [Omlott] Marshall Allen, Kash Killion - Two Stars in the Universe [Little Rocket]

Indeed. I urge everyone to hear the posthumous trio date with Roy Campbell and Luther Gray 'Invisible Resonance Trio' on Creative Music Nation. Especially if you enjoy 'Tribal Ghost'

Richard Powers - Orfeo Powers writes beautifully about music (classical) and the frustrated composer's lot in a novel that also takes in bio terrorism and homeland security. Glad I picked it up prompted by remembering how much I'd enjoyed his "The Time Of Our Singing" (also music themed) many years ago

Sounds like The Thing. Glad you enjoyed them. Overdue a visit to London

Roscoe Mitchell, Tony Marsh, John Edwards - Improvisations [ OtoRoku]

I blame Corbyn personally as for the barbarians storming the walls of Castle Prog, I knew you were joking. One man's Year Zero is another's misty nostalgia trip. Don't get me started on that R4 programme....... It would be interesting to look back at Peel's playlists for 75-78 and see how much of a complete break there was or whether some lines of continuity did exist. I fear a bit for the book but I'm not too sure why. l hope I'm wrong. I'm fairly certain Peel's self-deprecation (which I took to be honest) would mean he'd shudder at the subtitle

Some of us were part of 'the enemy' but didn't necessarily see it that way. It was just the music of our teenage years - Misty in Roots, Heptones and Fela Kuti alongside Pere Ubu and others, great times

and side 2 again because it's that good

Leo Smith - Human Rights [Kabell/Gramm]

All Blacks should beat any team ......but there in lies the joy of such a competition. Which team will stop them and at which point in the competition?

Order restored. Scotland assert their supremacy with clinical (eventually) approach. Too many errors from Japan gave themselves no real chance. They still look very exciting with ball in hand, going forward

Here goes again. Can Scotland burst the bubble of everyone's favourite second team? All the pressure has to be on the Scots