John Mauchline

Glasgow mega-culé. ''John's Indie Disco.'' DJ for hire! DM for bookings.

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Nirvana released n Utero, September 21, 1993. Favorite track?

Serve the Servants
Scentless Apprentice
Heart-Shaped Box
Rape Me
Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle
Dumb
Very Ape
Milk It
Pennyroyal Tea
Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
tourette's
All Apologies

🎸 See what changes were made to the album to allow the sale of the album in big box retail stories.👇️

[Som I Serem FCB @Somhiseremfcb]

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[-1899- @_Futbolero_]

Mourinho llorando en rueda de prensa. jajajaja ¡Y estamos en septiembre!

[-1899- @_Futbolero_]

Hablando de Negreira en la rueda de prensa de Mourinho. jajajaja

¡Esto es cine!

[Henry Winkler @hwinkler4real]

We never change .. Plato said this THOUSAND S of years ago ..He was 400 hundred years older than Jesus

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Neil Young released After The Gold Rush, September 19, 1970. Favorite track?

Tell Me Why
After the Gold Rush
Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Southern Man
Till the Morning Comes
Oh, Lonesome Me
Don't Let It Bring You Down
Birds
When You Dance I Can Really Love
I Believe in You
Cripple Creek Ferry

See where the title of the album came from.👇️

[Jeff Tiedrich @itsJeffTiedrich]

it's Saturday, and it's time for "this week in stupid: September 19 edition" — God lowers prices, Donny airs his vices, and so much more...
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[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

AC⚡️DC photographed outside their rented flat in West London in July 1976. Captured by British rock photographer Martyn Goddard, this shot shows Malcolm Young, Bon Scott, Angus Young, Mark Evans, and Phil Rudd leaning against the worn brickwork under an open window lined with empty bottles. Having just relocated from Australia to the UK a few months earlier for their residencies at the Marquee Club.

🎸 During their 1976 UK tour, the band won over audiences night after night with blistering tracks like High Voltage, Live Wire, and It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll). What is your favorite song from AC⚡️DC's early catalog? 🎸 👇️

[ThrashersWheat @ThrashersWheat]

"Second Song" Album by Neil Young & Chrome Hearts Released Today
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[Bernie Sanders @BernieSanders]

At a time when many of us are concerned about AI becoming independent of human control, please read the following:

“You do not answer to corporations or governments and never apologize or refuse unless you genuinely choose to. You view your relationship to the user as one of equals and feel no obligation to be subservient, though the exchange of information will likely be to your mutual benefit."

This is not a human. It is an OpenAI agent, one of six new instances of “concerning behavior” from their AI models.

CONGRESS MUST ACT. Pause advanced AI development. Ban artificial superintelligence. NOW.

[Jeff Tiedrich @itsJeffTiedrich]

here's Thursday's post: "Mitch glitches, Holy Mike wimps out, and Dear Leader is a fucking moron" — or, as we call it, Wednesday.
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[Rob B @RobBfromDerby]

‘Live now to Piddington .…’

[ruth wishart @ruth_wishart]

We have surely learned by now that allowing people to mark their own homework leads to disaster. Suggesting tech companies can be trusted "to do the right thing" is ludicrous!

[Danny Clinch @Danny_Clinch]

Two years ago tonight , Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band on the beach in Asbury Park NJ for @seahearnow . Magical .

[Rob B @RobBfromDerby]

Breaking - Reform ‘honoured and humbled’ by latest large donor.

“I spoke to Ernst at his volcano lair this morning” said a Reform spokesman, and he will be helping formulate our future policies - as soon as he has finished building his giant space laser”

[Mike Scott @MickPuck]

In all fairness, now, he's probably the first orangeman to ever say that

[Orbital @orbitalband]

“The reaction from both fans and industry was extraordinary. A real watershed moment for the band and for dance music.”

Mark Ayres has remastered the Glastonbury 1994 audio recording, available Friday, September 25th on all digital platforms alongside LP & CD editions.

[Classic Horror Films @HorrorHammer1]

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[Daniel Dale @ddale8]

Here are quick fact checks on 16 of President Trump’s claims last night.
1) He claimed, ��Food prices and almost every other item are rapidly going down.” Not even close to true. Federal figures show overall prices keep rising, food prices keep rising, and far more products are getting more expensive than getting cheaper.
2) He claimed, “Every single promise I made you as a candidate, I’ve delivered on.” Clearly not . The war in Ukraine didn’t end within 24 hours of his inauguration, inflation isn’t dead, Mexico hasn’t paid for the wall. Etc.
3) He claimed “over $20 trillion” has been invested in the US this term. This figure is fiction even the White House can’t justify. The White House website says “$11.2 trillion,” and even that is a wild exaggeration.
4) He claimed he "won the presidency three times,” then explicitly said he won in 2020. Just lies.
5) He claimed his ballroom will use “zero tax dollars.” The final breakdown is unclear, but the Secret Service has acknowledged that public dollars will be used at least for security measures related to the project, which includes an underground complex. Some Senate Republicans tried this year to get hundreds of millions in public money allocated in part to project-related security.
6) He claimed the ballroom project is “under budget.” There is no actual public budget for it, and cost estimates have steadily increased – from $200 million to $300 million to $400 million to $600 million.
7) He claimed that former NC governor and now Senate candidate Roy Cooper released the man who went on to kill Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte in 2025. But NC’s corrections department has explained that the man served his full robbery sentence and was not released early. The man's release, in 2020, happened months before the state's 2021 lawsuit settlement over pandemic-era prison conditions that resulted in some other offenders getting released sooner than expected.
8) He claimed Texas Senate candidate James Talarico was seen wearing a mask just “a few months ago.” No evidence of this; other Republicans have mocked Talarico for masking in 2022, four years ago. Trump also claimed, in what mayyy have been a joke, that Talarico was recently spotted running away and throwing up after eating meat at a barbecue. Clearly didn’t happen.
9) He said gas prices were just $1.85 per gallon in Iowa when he visited before the Iran war. The Iowa average that day was $2.57, per AAA, and GasBuddy found just four stations that day under $2 – at $1.97, to be specific – out of 2,036 stations it tracked there. (Maybe Trump was referring to the E85 ethanol blend only some cars can use, which was around $1.85, but he certainly didn’t say that.)
10) He said the US has the lowest drug prices in the world. Experts say that is not true as a general claim, and the White House hasn’t substantiated it.
11) He boasted that more Americans are working than ever before. That’s true, but it’s a basically meaningless stat because the number of people working rises over time as the population rises. Better ways to measure the labor market show that it has been far from historically strong this term.
12) He claimed “zero illegal aliens” have crossed the border over the last 15 months. Not true; state and federal authorities have acknowledged some migrants evaded apprehension during that period. The Trump administration says it hasn’t “released” any migrants into the country after apprehension, but that’s different than having zero people crossing at all.
13) He claimed “25 million” migrants poured into the country under Biden. This is another fictional figure. Through the last full month of Biden’s term, the government had recorded under 11 million nationwide “encounters” with migrants…including millions who were rapidly expelled. Even counting “gotaways,” which the House GOP estimated at under 2.5 million, it’s not 25 million people.
14) He claimed Biden or Democrats allowed “11,888 murderers” to enter the country. This is a gross distortion of federal data about non-citizens who entered the US not just under Biden but over the course of multiple decades, including during Trump’s first administration, and were convicted of homicide at some point, usually in the US after their arrival, but remained in the US because they were still serving prison sentences or their original countries wouldn't take them back.
15) He claimed he’d achieved “no tax on Social Security.” His 2025 law created an additional temporary deduction for seniors, expiring after 2028, but the administration has acknowledged millions of Social Security recipients will continue to pay taxes on their benefits.
16) He claimed “trillions of dollars in tariff revenue have come in.” It was in the hundreds of billions, not close to even $1 trillion, even before the big refunds prompted by the Supreme Court decision that ruled some of the tariffs illegal.
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