I did this and discovered I am the same age same age as your wife.

That's the entire Behead font journey in two releases!

I imagine someone 'hilariously' posted some recorded whalesong that sounded like Thom Yorke. #backinbusiness

From 1993 to present day in 3 easy steps: Seeing Radiohead for £2 > Radiohegemony > Radiowho?

Cohen, Clash, Case. Wish I had that Chavez record, I didn't even know it existed! I saw The Hard Quartet quite recently in London and thoroughly enjoyed them.

Death Cab for Cutie. And that is the one Lungfish album I don't have.

Here are some I just made up, so apologies for lack of depth:
More Tears for Martyrs (Emo)
Glint (Alt rock)
Portal People (Disco)
Inverted Waste Mechanism (Industrial Death Metal)
Squeaky Hole (?)
Days Without Water (Screamo)
Filthbag Mantunnel (Darkwave))

Please record them and release them on vinyl. I will buy many copies. I cannot get to the shows as I am employed in a school in the UK. They frown upon spontaneous, unauthorised absences, even when Silkworm is involved.

It is musically illegal not to like Allo Darlin', so watch out if you think you don't like them. In a world where it is possible for people to like Oasis and Toad the Wet Sprocket, laws must be passed where good music is involved.

I was in Wales. Was it in Wales?

The handle is the clincher. "Man about town attracts attention with portal suction surface".

Well done.

I remembered!

The story so far...

Must have them. They all match. That is enough. 😀

Somehow, the Gods that determine how much a band should be revered have taken their eye off the ball and consigned Family Cat to the scrap heap. However, everything about their two albums is pristine. Golden Book, their second record, should be required reading for any new band. Deal with it.

Around that time I played in a band called Fourth Quartet and Stuart wrote a particularly direct dedication when he signed his book for me. If I remember I will post it later.

I will listen to the late career highlight. I've never missed an opportunity to see them and do love what they do. Seeing them is like seeing an old friend because they used to play rooms where the audience was almost on the stage.