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widen the roads.. or - Shrink (Jello Biafra): If only people could shrink Our world wouldn't be so overcrowded Bring ourselves down to size There'd be so much more food to go 'round Why don't we build a machine With all the know-how of the industries We put a man on the moon On earth we'll need more room to breathe real soon Oh Drink your vaccine and let's shrink And bring your poodle so it doesn't eat us The roads will be so wide No traffic jams when we're half a foot tall Bring what you need down here We'll shrink it all by microwave Don't wanna die like dinosaurs We'll have enough resources to go round Oh So now you've made the big shrink Meanwhile we'll keep acting big We well-bred beautiful people Who says we have to go too? Cops and mason businessmen Were exempted from the ovens As if you weren't already The rest of you are all our termites now

Harvey The Invisible Man Ralph Ellison

Pierot Le Fou Pepé Le Pew Danny La Rue

if all else fails, it may be wise to resort to underpinning

maybe it's got structural movement

That's a great blog, I've visited it often. (Where Dead Voices Gather, that is) (btw have you peeps read the Nick Tosches book of the same name? - is it recommended?) edit - I just read the first post on the blog..

Little Johnny Jones Jack Jones John Jackson

Alice The Goon Popeye Gene Hackman

Crazy Frog Mad Max René 'El Loco' Higuita

no. the incident, which should have been a very minor thing only became 'serious' because it was allowed to spiral and go on for far too long.

"honestly, you've got to be able to play a little of all of it, little rock, little roll, little blues" "what would you rather play?" "blues.. I'm a blues man"

There's still some audio on there from the Maxwell Street recordings - some people believe the lead guitarist on this and on Peter Gunn Jam to be Mike Bloomfield - though most evidence, as I read it, points to Robert

you mean mnemonic - I always remember the spelling cos it's different from the lung infection

I found the film unsurprising, there was regularly similar (and worse) cruelty at my school

The best thing about Borders was the choice of magazines, there's nothing comparable any more.

It's not my era of blues at all, but as I've read it (Sandra Tooze) the breakthrough album with Winter - Hard Again - was Winter's attempt to take Muddy back to the 'gritty' sound he had 25 years earlier, and away from what he saw as marketing-led excursions into things like folkiness and psychedelia. Apparently Muddy was very happy with the results (Winter plays guitar) and said it made his 'pee pee hard again', hence the name

Sir Tropical Downbeat Mr Downchild Robert Junior Lockwood

how do you remember the correct spelling for the horse?

Baby Dodds Fatha Hines Uncle Dave Macon

on Volunteered Slavery - 'Search for the Reason Why'. Also on that album, with choir, is 'Spirits Up Above' which I really love.

Couzy completes the set for me

Some sweeping statements about the behaviour of respective 'generations' - is it true that only 'kids' are willing to duplicate music without paying the artists? I think not. And no way do they 'gladly' hand over money for expensive software - if they can copy it they do - just ask any design student.

Mr T M.I.T. M.I.5.

George Cornell Hugh Cornwell Oliver Cromwell

Gerald Early Justin Time Justin Timberlake