I'd like to think they meant to write 'Fluter'.

Former Muffin Martha Ladly on keyboards. Now associate professor of design at the Ontario College of Art and Design.

I'm sure most design experts agree this particular motif reached its peak with a badge that a small but select group of London-based Manchester City supporters made for the 2020 League Cup Final.

I'm awarding 'Friends' bonus points for the catalogue number CHUM 1.

'Sounds From The Street' (and 'Dr Robert') live from the Fox Theatre, Bolder, Colorado, February '94, included on the forthcoming CD box set. It is, for want of a better phrase, a bobby dazzler.

Wonderful. There really is nothing as infectious as enthusiasm.

Excellent service, as always. Thank you very much.

Could be twins!

'Jungle Rock'! 'Groovin' With Mr Bloe'! 'I Can Hear The Grass Grow'! What's not to love?

The Ace/Kent albums are the finest body of music catalogue in recent years. The number of songs I have discovered through them is extraordinary. Always beautifully put together, no half measures. And I could probably survive in a fallout bunker with only the Mod Jazz series for musical company.

Magnificent. Their finest moment.

Nothing wrong with the 'nutty' hits but there is a swathe of beautiful songs, wrapped in pathos, across the Madness catalogue that lovers of music ignore at their loss.

By my reckoning the 451st NOW title in those 40+ years, featuring mote than 26,000 tracks (some songs more than once), and yet '12" 80s: 1985 - Part Two' still found room for four that have never appeared before in any version ('Perfect Way', 'Sub-Culture', 'Neutron Dance' and 'Invincible')!

Magnificent!

Bravo, Sir! Well played. Also admiring your planning, whereby you get to attend the Mercury Music Prize when Ipswich Town just happen to be playing within (more) convenient travelling distance. Cap doffed, and all that.

I shall be wearing an imaginary cricket jumper around my shoulders by way of celebration.

Double A-Side... always a good quiz question.

And one of my favourite '80s 12-inch singles - see also Heaven 17 'Let Me Go', Linx 'Throw Away The Key', and New Order 'Bizarre Love Triangle'.