@jeffbarrow81@callumclafferty Ofcourse it’s not the biggest issue, that would be absurd and even Callum said as much. It’s just another instance of a party claiming to be “for the working people” choosing an easy, cheap option. That is if it’s confirmed to be Ai anyway.
@jeffbarrow81@callumclafferty How is it a non-issue? “Friend of the working class” party uses highly suspected Ai generated images for promotion which could have been developed by working graphic designers…
@redrumlisa Interesting, though I took it with a large heap of salt when he (cypto currency fella) said “cash became worthless” - just cos shops couldn’t open the tills to give correct change
@johnyet1@chrisholme1983@leagueexpress Disagree on it never being better. Half the games are on Sky Sports+ a service not available to those
with a Sky Sports package but no Q Box. And with even that, I don’t believe you can record those matches, so good luck trying to replay them, a proper backwards step.
Massive song this, maybe my fav on the album. For some reason I expected “World Clique” to be a bit novelty, I mainly bought it for “Groove…” how thankfully wrong I was.
Let's start with "Good Beat".
No doubt about it, this is New York garage, before anyone – OK, me – in the UK had heard the term.
Miss Kier's lyrics are trippy and abstract, while the off-key piano chords and slamming beats have a swinging MAW feel.
https://t.co/4JrJoPPTiK
Some double header of a weekend.
Bob Dylan, Wolverhampton; no phones, fully engrossed by Bob & band, clad in black and lit by tall lamps, stellar set, truly something special. Next night, Kneecap in Leeds, Rough and Rowdy ways of another kind, some serious fun in that sweatbox.
@badwool9 That’s why he bought this place int it, to be part of the conversation, like the kid with all the best toys, but who just really wants to make everyone in the class laugh.
@NPortnell Sam Cooke
Marvin Gaye
Morrissey
Bob Dylan
Frank Ocean
Sufjan Stevens
Curtis Mayfield
John Lennon
Julian Casablancas
Roy Orbison
David Crosby
Jeff Buckley
Mark Hollis
Damien Dempsey
Jackson C Frank
@fit_as_fuc Thought it was decent tbf. Some weak characters and unnecessary throwbacks here and there but the story is sound and it gets nice and grisly as it goes on. Worth a watch
@JimmyJazzEsq Almost the opposite for me, they’ve developed a sound nicely each time since debut. Still love Dogrel but can hear its influences more obviously now, whilst the recent stuff sounds more their own I reckon - singers solo stuff was great too