I am, as they say, prickly

I am, as they say, prickly at the moment, despite some good fortune yesterday, and so have been snappy on the forum and frothed into absurd irritation by the likes of the Pazz And Jop Poll. So it is probably not a good day for me to look at college radio directors’ lists of best ever albums. (via DJ Martian)

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