Archives – 2001 – January – 09  

Jamie Oliver
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Jamie Oliver lookalike? And isn’t that Lee doing a solo bit?[…]

POP EYE 7/1/2001
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POP EYE 7/1/2001
Right you fuckers listen up. It’s January. Outside it is cold. I am forced to wear a coat which makes me look like a 1982 Echo And The Bunnymen fan. The potential indignity of falling plum on my arse is near-constant. British w[…]

The dog ate it
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The dog ate it: I had a whole list of links to give you and forgot to e-mail it from work. The one that won’t wait is this defence of Eminem, which gets it exactly right as far as I’m concerned (though is a bit mean on poor old Britney). […]

The inevitable All Saint’s split has occurred then
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The inevitable All Saint’s split has occurred then. Or has it? Since it would appear that in the crowded jostling British charts you need to paint yourself red to be seen – any press is good press when you have a single out. Therefore, si[…]

thirteen days in sosho
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thirteen days in sosho
I leave my job on the 26th Jan, and this marks the end of my weekday presence in what many would have you believe to be London’s finest bar zone. Hmmm. “Where are you going tonight?” “Well I thought I[…]

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