Leonard Smalls

I'm a big fan! They're a bit different from your usual widdle-meisters because they have a definite sense of fun and put on a bit of a show... And besides, who needs melody? That's for boy bands

Increased Resistance - Gerry and the Holograms

You know when you're all savoury-ed out? And all you want is cake? Or treacle tart with clotted cream? Or vanilla pannacotta? Or Or pineapple Upside Down pud with custard? Well then you got The Puddin' Blues! For those amazed at the vocal prowess, it's all me!!!!! Bass (x3!) = Wal. Keys = Ableton organ VST. Guitar = Strat (and a couple of looperman loops). Drums programmed in EZ Drummer. Some Ozone Elements and Ozone 9, plus Neutron 3 and Bias FX on guitars.

God is in the Rhythm - King Gizzard and the Lizard wizard

I've got an albumen by them...

Straight Edge - Minor Threat

13 for me this year with the punkyfunky beat combo, which is about right - I'd do more if they were more local! However, I've just started a blues jazz funk thang, which may do more nearer to home stuff. And my nearly 40 year old band has finally got round to thinking about releasing a mini LP, so we may even do a gig or two (EEK!) to promote it...

Wake Me Up Before You Cocoa - Wham

Herd it through the Grapevine - The Slits

Mind Transplant - Alphonse Mouzon

One Weak - Deftones

One for the road - the Rumjacks

retrovertigo - Mr. Bungle

Bit more slightly crazy - Geordie Greep at the Mercury Prize with Black Midi

And they play it live!

Love it!

ebeneezer goode - The Shamen

night in tunisia - Dizzy Gillespie

A Lovely Things shop... We sell houseplants, some perennials and bedding plants, pots, gifts, cards, dogging equipment (😁), mats, gloves and much more. There's a chemist a few doors down that has the methadone angle covered, though I suppose a kong dog toy and leash could be used for something other than its intended purpose! Currently playing is MC Solaar, with "Money" by Willie Hutch up next.

See the Charles Berthoud thread! Though all that shows is that one person's supreme entertainment is another's hell on earth....

Black Cat Bone - Albert Collins et al

There used to be an antique shop in Beddgelert that became an excellent restaurant at night.... It took me ages to work out that they were playing 70s rock really quietly - just enough to dispel any silence but only just enough to hear. I remember congratulating the Canadian owner on not piping in the usual MoR cack. He came back a bit later to ask us what we'd like for pud, then he said "and would you like to hear anything in particular with it?". And sure enough, when he came in with our chocolate Vesuvius AC/DC's "If You Want Blood" followed him.

Spellbound - Siouxsie and the Banshees

I made my own playlist to avoid the obvious ones... Some are quite well known like Christmas Rapping, others are classics any time of year, like this: