I’ve argued with people for years about this. Is Convoy Day the 6th of June, or the 7th of June?
I’ve argued with people for years about this. Is Convoy Day the 6th of June, or the 7th of June?
So, I asked ChatGPT a question about a non-existant film… then decided to follow it up:
tell me all about the film "clutching at straws" which was based on the marillion album of the same name.
Continue reading Getting an AI to make stuff up – Clutching At Straws: The Movie
If you were watching television in the early 1990s, chances are you heard Brian May’s “Driven By You” blaring from your speakers during a Ford car commercial. The song’s infectious chorus and driving rhythm made it an instant classic, but few people know the story behind how it came to be.
Continue reading Driven by You
Haven’t done one for a while, and as this is currently “on loud”, here we go.
My on-going mission to listen to music I’ve not listened to before, and decide if I like it or not…
After slating Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, I was pointed towards Magical Mystery Tour, and as it will only take about 19 minutes of my life from me…
So, in my foolish plot to expose myself (not in that way) to more music, I have followed the advice of Jon, and subjected my self to Bob Dylan’s Desire (again, not in that way).
Well. Firstly, I have to say I’m not really a Dylan fan (apart from his work in The Traveling Wilburys). But, what the hell, I gave it a listen.
Here goes…
Considering the options, I think it was a wise choice for the ersatz-Deacon to not go with any of the real John Deacon’s historic hairstyles, and just shave his head.
‘cos Mr. Deacon had some tragic haircuts, even compared to Mr May
It can be hard at times to define where The North is. Luckily, back in ancient times, two noted geographic scholars, William Ernest Drummond and James Francis Cauty, published a justified tract, listing places that were in the north,
Here I shall explore that work in full.
On November 20th, 1985, the song “D’Ye Ken Ted Moult?” by Half Man Half Biscuit was played on Radio One by John Peel. Less than ten months later, Ted Moult was dead. This was the first strike of a curse that would take many celebrities down.
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