The official account for the music-based comedy-writing projects of Mark Bryceland and Ian Shirley: including Dreams into Action, and The Bermondsey Mods.
@colinphoenix Looks like this is Joy Disco @RumandCokeProds check out their hilarious take on the Joy Division story on You Tube https://t.co/UccmPbJWw8
Watching Spinal Tap deleted scenes.
Interviewer at US press conference: How do you find American women?
David St Hubbins: Turn left at the men.
Shame that couldn’t make the cut. https://t.co/CSaKxk4qzx
So our @joydivision episode of record shop-based comedy, Dreams Into Action, didn’t get many listens despite featuring an obscure disco classic and a lost #iancurtis track called (She Said) Do It To Me (This Way). Truly an unknown pleasure.
https://t.co/cCK0xmBLmS
@WillieMcAlpine Must say I grew to love Psychocandy much more than Darklands and selectors sympathy for the argument that JaMC should have split after one album. Not a fan of their drift to US-style 80s blues at all!
Having a Lockdown 2.0 clearout and came across this from 27 years ago. First time seeing a TV studio production being filmed and it was a great series too @AbsolutelyProd1@morayh
Saddened to hear of the passing of John Sessions, star of the Beeb’s wonderful Stella Street comedy series. Never looked at Mick and Keith the same way since.
Digging @deerhoof 's Love-Lore and Future Teenage Cave Artitsts albums. Love-Lore 5 reminds me of our Hot Jupiter mini-episode. How do these guys knock out so much quality material in one year?
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@RobBurl Rubber Bullets has to be in with a shout. They have a pretty sizeable back catalogue, but much of it errs on the just-a-bit-too-humorous side, IMO.