@MMTLabour The large print giveth, the small print taketh away.
I suspect the “bold” NCS will turn out to be rather less than what’s required.
I hope I am wrong but despite the noise, this isn’t likely to be a major change in direction.
@troovus Yes and the cuts have a firm target date and the good bits will of course take time ie don’t hold your breath. Lots of drama but no major shift.
It’s a tough call but these are the most important to me:
1. The Chameleons Script of the Bridge
2. The Stone Roses S/T
3. Aztec Camera High Land, Hard Rain
4. Orange Juice You Can’t Hide Your Love Forever
5. The Sundays Reading, Writing & Arithmetic
#5DebutAlbumsFinal
Hi folks, for the last time (apart from the year end poll 😉) it’s time to vote, it’s the big one, #5DebutAlbumsFinal We’ve whittled the albums down to a final 100 (see list to follow), a veritable treat to the eardrums. Your task, pick your top 5 in order of preference, mine..
"In 2016, Trump's goal was to control the media. In 2026, it is to destroy the media. He recognizes it as a depreciated asset. Trump is a corporate raider doing what corporate raiders do. He seeks to destroy the media much as he seeks to destroy the US itself."
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Trying to think of bands or artists who drastically changed their sound while keeping the same name. Scott Walker, Beastie Boys, to a lesser extent Joy Division. Not looking for something like Opeth with Damnation since that was a one-off