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Nah. They will.

I stumbled across this site. Prior to that, hated the stuff. Wanker's music. Couldn't stay away though and now I'm like "Hello everyone, my name is Tony and..... I'm ....a wanker...."

HA!!! and we've still got it. In fact, it's getting worse...

Strangely arousing. Or is it just me? Not for youngsters Here.

Good God Tony! This is even more gruesome than my story. Gave me a lump in the throat reading it again....

Misterioso & Brilliant Corners for me. ..int Monk brilliant...!!!

Just ordered now from Play.com, £11.99 including delivery. The UK release date is 21st March.

Had no idea that was out. Great I'll be on the line to Music Connection later to get that one. Thanks for the heads up

Well, I was going to say My Song, but like Belonging I thought I would fall foul of the pedants here as it was technically a Jarrett album. And as for Star. I going to have a listen tonight and get back to you. It won't change my mind; I love it, I just need to have some hard facts about its jazz credentials.

And why Tony? Che. Have you heard it?

Star with Vitous and Erskine.

I do not understand what you mean by this. It must mean there was a copy of Hustler tucked into the centre pages.

World's first blond female engine driver?

Sorry mate. I don't know what came over me. You're right, I can only express my profound shame and offer unreserved apologies all around.... the cars are fantastic. Well, the old ones

Moral of story: don't piss off your woman. Evidently, everyone's at it. At least this woman spat and not swallowed on this occasion.

No, what it is Che, they're American. And as Michael Moore is quick to point out (and the South Park creators too) Americans love to fight. They're at it all the time, every single one of them. Can't stop themselves. Just don't get caught in the crossfire. They don't make very good cars either. :running for cover:

Hmmm...... Kenny G?

I could listen to him for a very long time, if he played more in the vein of, say, 'My Song' and 'Belonging', especially The Journey Home, on the former album. There may be more stuff out there I'm missing, but his playing on several mid-90's ECMs left me cold. That may have been due to the context he ws playing in though. I do like his tone, even though the adjectives usually used to describe it start along the lines of "icy", "sharp" or "cutting".

I've got no desire, or ambition for that matter. Maybe it's because, you know, nobody needs me...

Oh bugger, hang on.

"..I feel so gay...in a melancholy way..." But it isn't spring, it's bloody awful outside

Isn't that last scene enchanting. Just how I remember secondary school.

I don't think anyone's mentioned James Baldwin's Another Country yet. There is (I think, been a while!) a reference to a few boppers in there.

Roy Haynes?

Yeah, the daffs are on their way. We have sme lovely snowdrops at the mo, and all of the ducks are starting to pair up for the inevitable. Thos drakes go to great lengths to 'court' the females . In a few weeks time, it'll look like a scene from Caligula out there.