From the full library, iTunes renders unto Caesar:
- Andrew Bird's Bowl Of Fire - Wishing For Contentment
- Big Black - Things To Do Today
- Sea And Cake - The Biz
- Pretenders - I Go To Sleep
- REM - Radio Free Europe
- Nine Inch Nails - Suck (live)
- Soundtrack Of Our Lives - In Someone Else's Mind
- Shins - Sleeping Lessons
- Cat Power - Salty Dog
- Portishead - Mourning Air
1. Dodgy – One Of Those Rivers
2. Kaiser Chiefs – High Royds
3. Kings Of Leon – Four Kicks
4. Dave Edmunds – I Hear You Knocking
5. The Smiths – Barbarism Begins At Home
6. Levellers – Hope Street
7. Talking Heads – The Overload
8. Led Zeppelin – All My Love
9. Green Day – Coming Clean
10. Elastica – Connection
that’s a fine list
Cheers. Great to see Soundtrack Of Our Lives in yours too. Fantastic band.
re: Magic Roundabout
Been over it many times. :) In fact, we are moving house soon and Swindon will be the nearest large town :shudder:
i bet some aerial footage of that during high traffic would be a big YouTube hit.
ha ha. Although it looks imposing (I was terrified when I first came across it, shortly after passing my driving test) it isn’t that bad.
Swindon itself is a dump though. I used to go to a night club there when I was 18 (The Brunel Rooms) – I remember some old moose giving me a love bite on my neck during a slow-dance, and it didn’t fade for weeks. I had to sneak some make-up off of my mother to cover the bloody thing up. Oh the horror.
Mind you, I did end up at a few raves in the Swindon area which were much more entertaining, thanks to a little something or other.
Another time I was driving back from Swindon with some friends in the car and we were really, really very stoned indeed (we’d just tried to get into a club and one of my friends was so mashed that he forgot to leave his stash in the car – the bouncers searched him, found – and kept – his gear – then kicked us all out). Anyway, I came over a hill and suddenly the heavens opened – the rain was bloody torrential – and I just blipped out. Took my hands off the steering wheel and announced that I could no longer drive. The passenger had to take the wheel and guide us to the relative safety of the hard-shoulder where we sat until I regained my composure. Sigh *wipes tear* the things you do when you’re 18 eh? :)
heh :)
ahh 18… it’s a good thing people grow out of that stuff – otherwise we’d all be dead by 25.