...to the album that is.  The B-side is where you'll find the fav non-radio gems of anyone from the Beatles to Phil Spector.

Chances are we'll see The Mighty Boosh resurrect itself as a less funny remake in the US much like most BBC sitcoms. 

Ade says check out the Threatmantics because he said so.  And because it's always good to be in the know about what's hot in the Brit music scene.

No, Ade isn't just getting excited.  He's actually channeling the energy of Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin in the spirit of protest and activism. 

Sure, it's the home of Rice-A-Roni and the 49ers.  But the musicians love San Francisco for something much less commercial in appeal. 

Ade's first song will live and die where it belongs - with The Red Guitars. 

And yet the chaos ensues.  Well, live together, die together.  Right? 

Or maybe it just says too much?  I'd like to buy a vowel please?  We may need to start working on a new word. 

Who says that people don't read nowadays?  At least we know a few authors have at least one devoted fan in the form of Abe Blackburn.  Congrats Richard Brautigan, Michael McClure, and William Burroughs. 

Oh that's right.  They do flock together.  So fans of Clinic would probably be the bird equivalent to a flock of nightingales.