paul_5

Agreed. There are quite a few honkers too! Having been brought up on a heady brew of Queen, the Beach Boys and cassettes of ‘comedy hits of the 70s’ on 5 hour drives to family holidays I’m not averse to light-hearted and witty banter set to appropriate musical accompaniment. I drove my son home from youth club tonight accompanied by a selection from Frank Sidebottom’s repertoire and had a good giggle. FZ gets my vote any day of the week, but I can’t help but think that the music carries a hell of a lot more value than his lyrical efforts.

Innocuous, homogenous radio-friendly pop - not what I signed up for.

1) know your schitt 2) take spares, but don’t be the one that everyone relies on for theirs, that’s just enabling them. unless you charge for it.

Billy Jack B&tch - The purple one.

I really use to enjoy playing 'Man in a box' by Alice in Chains, so that gets my vote. Other notable additions to my list would be 'My Wave' and 'the day I tried to live' from Soundgarden.

I stand by my assertion.

Gene Simmons: Everything.

Gastric band?

Elvis done a couple of films too.

Does Kiss saves Christmas count?

Is it too early for ‘200 Motels’? Bonus point as it has Zappa, various Mothers and Ringo Starr.

Can I recommend that you u-snails from now on?

If you can find one then the DHA VT2 is a two channel valve overdrive. Glorious.

Great little board - covers the essentials perfectly.

Kate Butch

Not so; it does what it's supposed to do, but at an inflated cost to the alternative.

100 Miles and runnin' - NWA

Master Blaster - Stevie Wonder

Just had a look on the website and it's showing the wrong time and date; I'd prefer one that actually works for that sort of money.

What, Country & Women?!?

to buy a R*ck*nb*ck*r copy from this very boutique.