Appearing on Suede, released March 1993, “Animal Nitrate” became one of the breakthrough singles for Suede. Performed here at The Brit Awards in 1993, the track captures the band’s provocative edge during their early rise.
Bizarre Festival in 1998 captures Portishead as they deliver “Glory Box”, released on Dummy in 1994. One of their most iconic tracks, it defined the sound of trip hop.
Talking Heads doing “Life During Wartime” in Stop Making Sense (1984) is pure electricity. The groove is tight as a vice, Byrne moves like a funky marionette, and that line “This ain’t no party, this ain’t no disco” still lands like a warning.
About John Davidson re Michael B Jordan & Delroy Lindo: I’ve been thinking about it, and listening to your responses
& while Mr Davidson shouldn’t be bullied, a lot of you are acting as if he not only can’t control his offensive tics but as if he has no idea he even has them.
He does.
He should therefore be as considerate of others as you are asking others to be of him. 1/
#Dickinson is now more than a pattern of assistance.
Honest Willie Collum trusts the man from the Prince of Wales Lodge in Renfrew more than any other referee.
https://t.co/jVbirj6Ggw
3 minutes it took that orange cheating bastard Dickinson to send a Kilmarnock player off and give the huns a penalty, fuck it not even trying to hide it now.