PLAGIARISM!

Oh dear. That just won't work. Plus our version isn't as earth-shattering as some would have you believe either.

There's a good lad.

Incredible.

Jammy bastard, that Laws

Blueberry Boat is good, but I never have any desire to listen to it through these days. We've discussed it before, but the second half of '1917' is the best bit and should have been the closer.

It's defo on my list and was from the moment I heard it. I'm too drunk to compile my list now though, it would def include 'Heat of the Moment' if compiled right now.

I've already said my piece on 'All My Friends' and this thread was it, so yeah, Matt is slightly off the pace here. Correct, mind.

Jewell won't touch us and that's understandable, who the fuck would come? Laws & Robson both looked pissed up and haggered in their stage-y photo op when football's great and good came to honour Sheffield FC last night. I still can't decide who'll be first to go, but obv. after this week Laws is back in front. Would the Blades actually be bottom w/o Beattie? I think so.

Yeah! Still post about it, though.

Trust us home fans to undo any positives. Jeffers is out for 3 months and Wood went off on a stretcher. Johnson's staying, but I can't see a way out at the moment. FUCKED

But to cover all the bases, I'd worry.

And I like 'Heat of the Moment'.

yeah cos both are 4 tears

I can never shake off my disappointment that 'I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man' stops almost as soon as it kicks in again at the end.

Much as it felt incredibly tacky, I did somewhat enjoy those two from The Arcade Fire & Springsteen doing 'State Trooper' & 'Keep the Car Running'.

I am utterly against Paul McCartney in all his forms at this point. The ipod ad was the pinnacle of abhorrence.

Points! Get the fuck in, tremendous result.

I thought that 'girlfriend' was probably the best Avril Lavigne song that I've heard.

I think it's the sheer 'Look, he invited himself' kind of despair in the eyes of the guy on the left.

Is he not totally ripped anymore then? Can't imagine that.

I like that there was no official explanation but he still worked out it's cos he sucked.

Not heard of T.I. ever. Moz's recent tour set seems to focus on his 90s stuff more, and is being billed as his last tour for a while, so it should be pretty special. Not seen him since last Xmas but at least 'National Front Disco' had already crept back into his set by then.

Pitchfork outdid themselves on this one. I will also say that whilst the band's shift from great to ok is fairly easy to pinpoint, the transition from guitars to electronics being the cause is a bit of a myth and a certain oversimplification. Not directing that at anyone in particular here, but I've been saying it a lot to people in the past week. Sigh.

Did Czechers originally not like Bitter Tea? I remember someone from this board taking it to task somewhat. I haven't heard it yet.

First full listen and it hasn't made an impression on me at all. Solid and unspectacular from start to finish. 'Reckoner' and 'Jigsaw Falling Into Place' appear to be the highlights but again there's no flow to the album. At this stage in their careers you'd really expect their ideas to gel more assuredly, and they have done elsewhere. A bit disappointing, but most seem to say it's a grower.