Which explains why you never managed to secure that Ron Moody interview for Debris.

A soundtrack ... open.spotify.com/playlist/2kJ...

www.discogs.com/user/sjcshee... Collection now catalogued for you to consider whether any of these would delight your 7" hot steppers.

Popped in to Cardiff this morning for a look. Full of middle aged men who looked like they'd been dressed by their children for Bring Liam Gallagher to School Day. Bucket hats, adidas trainers and glumness everywhere.

Do you have any room in your box for more post-punk classics? I have a garageful of the things waiting for the day when they can live again.

Your Dad was never the best judge of age. Remember him after the school disco once quizzing all the intoxicated youth as to whether they were 18.

Noted that you are only proposing to play post-punk, so no chance of recreating teenage ambitions of pogoing hard enough to make the record jump.

Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull?

Are you sure about this? I listened to Karma Chameleon again and I am sure that is Boy George singing.

Happy birthday, Haslam DJ. That free bus pass is now tantalisingly within reach. x

Bit unfair to Mr Nicholls. He was after all the world's greatest popular composer and responsible for the most haunting refrain ever written. It says so on page 5. www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Melody-Ma...