@DrGuitar@ChoppinHeadz The older artists relied on people going out and physically buying records. If the music was crap, people didn't buy it. That is why they developed legend status and loyal fan bases.
Modern artists churn out music that can be listened to very easily for free, without any effort.
@andyburnham None of the gimmicks deflect from the fact that my personal tax liability has risen by over ยฃ2,400 a year.
I find the constant spin and deflection insulting.
I am happy to pay tax if it is spent improving the UK before being handed to corrupt governments and overseas NGOs!
@WasAcop Apart from the immediate disgust at @annaturley 's post, it illustrates the problem there is in the UK.
Politicians seem blinded by the need to appease those that damage communities & create division in society, at the expense of the law abiding majority.
The UK deserves better.
@SkyNews So @andyburnham recognises the risk, understands why the risk exists, is prepared to tolerate the risk and do nothing to minimise the risk.
If the worse happens does that make him and his government liable?
@AlanJLSmith This is how @andyburnham and @UKLabour view the working British public ... cash cows to be exploited! The sooner they are gone the better we will all be!
@Katiemacdo49102@steveo49sc56051@Matt_Pinner Starmer and Labour are a disaster for the UK! In only two years of Labour, my tax bill has risen by over ยฃ2,200!
Their insane delusion that they are doing a good job is extremely worrying!
@10DowningStreet@Keir_Starmer@EmmanuelMacron Seeing the PM meeting with European leaders desperately scrambling to save face is embarrassing.
Their cowardly failure to unite against terrorism has been etched in history.
When strength was needed, they went missing, and that will have been noted by those wishing the UK harm.
@Red65Dave@BenGrahamUK An increase for me of over ยฃ2,200 for the next tax year says you're wrong mate.
Open your eyes, and have a look through the smoke and mirrors.
@iamtomskinner My Dad used to like driving us overnight to France. Me and my two brothers lying down in sleeping bags in the back of Dad's Volvo 240 estate. Very pleasant memories of falling asleep counting street lamps!
@antmiddleton This hits home Ant. When my dad lapsed into sleep before he died, I sat with him for hours, asking him all the questions that, for some reason, I never felt able to ask him. My biggest regret.
2 yrs later, I still really struggle with it, but I talk about him often which helps.