I’ve been listening to Florence and the Machine’s CD in the car a lot … it’s quite dark but very good indeed.
What could be better than two-minute, three-chord rock & roll? (OK, one-minute, three-chord rock & roll, but Dylan’s ‘Jet Pilot’ isn’t available.)
Boadicea's Chariot 
bit popish for me. prefer metal or prog rock.
OK, Rick … ‘popish’ had me puzzled till I read it as ‘poppish’. 🙂
Ahh the missing P
Brendan I sent Aegis (Stuart) an email last night from home, will let you know about the response.
Thank you, Rick.
Hi Brendano; how’s tricks? Not sure about this Florence babe; she’s sort of like a Tori Amos, who I love, but in a more steely, sturdy version. I loved her performance on the Brits with Dizzee Rascal though. 😉
Hiya Claire. Tricks are very good. You?
It’s a beautiful day here, but I have too much work and will have to work all weekend, and possibly all next weekend too. But never mind. Mustn’t grumble (as you English people say ;-)).
Can’t say I ever listened to much of Tori, but what I heard was good, I thought.
Here’s one by FATM you might like (embedding disabled).
Strange … it embeds when you just put in the url. Well I never.
Thanks, Brendano. Btw, that “well I never” sounded quite Welsh. 🙂
Happy Saturday. Have a bit of Christina Aguilera. Love the gospel vibe on this. Just going out to play and this is the first on my current bike playlist. For a white woman, she sounds quite black – which is a compliment!
Thanks, Jan … I enjoyed that. Now that you mention it, I can hear Scott Quinnell saying ‘well I never!’ in my mind’s ear. 🙂
Hope you enjoyed the biking. I’m stuck inside for most of the day, but will probably do a spot of messing about in the garden.
Far Quinnell!
Bearsy 🙂