@FPL_Nicholson Hence my 'Wrong Answer' bit. Love that song, music when you're 17/18 is at its most influential and you at your most impressionable, most of my favourite music is from that time, New order, Deacon blue, James, Bowie, Inxs etc etc, so many memories
@FPL_Nicholson How soon is now is just brilliant.
Wrong answer but 'Everyday is like Sunday' is my favourite, beautiful sadness and melancholy for winter days. ' Trudging slowly over wet sands' Teenage angst in trench coats in late 80's seaside towns personified.
@FPLOWL3@ladbible Dukie and his final steps down that alley way to his fate gets me every time ๐ฅฒ S4 for me was as good as ๐บ ever got, an absolute masterpiece.
So far as I can see neither Sunak nor Truss supported most of the policies of the government in which they served. Which suggests they are either craven sycophants or liars.
@soucekyoself@Clem_Bobby82@Benny_Blanco40 Thanks Soucek, sometimes it almost feels like it plays out in real time, it's pure old fashioned telling, almost dickensian in parts, The way it goes from the Corners to the source, then the police and politicians and how complicit they all are in the problem was a master stroke.
@Clem_Bobby82@Benny_Blanco40 The beauty of The Wire is the way it plays the long game, story arcs of characters, plot development and the nuanced way it approaches situations is itโs real core, it doesnโt rush anything. I get why some may find it slow, but thatโs how it be and what sets it apart.
@Cian_1997 @etorodri1 @ladbible The beauty of The Wire is the way it plays the long game, story arcs of characters, plot development and the nuanced way it approaches situations is itโs real core, it doesnโt rush anything. I get why some may find it slow, but thatโs how it be and what sets it apart.