Cosmo Valdemar

Ideal for large-handed scaffolders, farm workers and mature students.

The Village Green Preservation Society - Kinks

Same here. I saw them at the 'intimate' New Cross Inn and it was an absolutely magnificent night. So Thijs can't hit the high notes anymore - he's in his 70s, that's not surprising. But his organ and flute playing are as good as they ever were and the band are furiously good. I've always thought a band/artist should go on for as long as they want to - who are we to begrudge them their right to play their music? That said, the current incarnation of Yes (No) has forced me to reconsider my position. They are offensively bad, to the point where they simply aren't capable of playing the music - Geoffrey Downes, I'm looking at you.

He's A Whore - Cheap Trick

Ready For Drowning - Manic Street Preachers

Slash And Burn - Manic Street Preachers

Go Now - Bloody Mues

We Agree - Yes

I'll take some persuading on the bow, but the sculpted body looks magnificent - it reminds me a bit of the old Ibanez Ergodyne approach. I'd love to try one!

Pork and Beans - Weezer

Cannibal Copse Ear Factory Men At Wok

Alice, What's The Matter? - Terrorvision

Mausoleum - Manic Street Preachers

Shoulder Holster - Reg

Hail and Farewell to Britten - Type O Negative

They all seemed to emphasise how well-spoken they all were back then - apart from Jon and Rick of course! Chris definitely softened over the years, and listening to Bill Bruford on The Rockonteurs the other day suggests he's mellowed quite a bit too.

Thank U - Alanis Morissette

Who Cares? - Entwistle

Make Me - Britney

Not Guilty - George Harrison

Stone The Crow - Down

The Wicker Man - Kill II This

Song of a Baker - Small Faces

Shine, Jesus, Shine - school hymnbook