Jessie Pinkman

The Beeb could try and attract a mass audience and call it Once upon a time at The Albert Hall. You talk about making you laugh, the jokes right there.

Let me get this right, you're judging a 2 hour concert from 2 minutes of footage that somebody in the audience from behind the stage has recorded on their phone. I have a feeling that the Beeb will have done a better job when they broadcast it in August.

A fabulous documentary on Netflix called "Making a murderer" that follows the unjust IMO arrest of Steve Avery. It shows how the corrupt Mantovoc County sheriffs department hid evidence, a proper stich up. I've thoroughly enjoyed all of the Gomorrah the series. I've just 3 more episodes to go of the final season 5, so that will be my late night entertainment for the next 3 nights.

"Escape at Dannemora" starring Benicio Del Toro, Patricia Arquetta & Paul Dano Directed by Ben Stiller but definitely not a comedy, It was broadcast in 2018 and well worth seeking out. Italian crime drama from 2019 "ZeroZeroZero", Gabriel Byrne is the most recognisable actor in it. The action follows a consignment of cocaine from Mexico to Italy and all of the violence that comes with it.

Russ was being Ironic wasn't he, well that's how I read it because who covers up records nowadays. The post made me chuckle.

Paul, Didn't you do a play "Once upon a time in Wigan" Why Wigan

I'm pretty certain this list was posted up on here whilst the concert was in full swing. I remember praying that "Temptations calling my name" is on the same level of excellence as the others that came before it. I wasn't disappointed

I must have missed that KFC advert with the Philharmonic Orchestra. You've just reminded me to get my Sound Burger (King} fixed then I can play my OVO I wish I still had Bob & Fred (Big Mack) to play on it

It's okay because the conversation will end tonight as Wednesdays are usually dominated by the results on Manships auction.

Ah I didn't realise that Paul S was the guy who ended up cut into pieces and stuffed in a suitcase in Dead Mans Shoes. Classic Film.

Of course not, if you just listened to the match/concert later without looking at the result/reviews beforehand.

I think that most of the people who listened to it live had a slight advantage over the ones who listened to it after the event. Imagine listening on the radio to your favourite football club playing at Wembley and your hoping they don't lose heavily but there's a very good chance that they will. The match kicks off, the goals start going in, I can't quite believe we're winning as the ball keeps hitting the back of their net. We score from the kick off MVPS, then the Drifter from 25yds, Lee David 3-0 Jimmy Beaumont 4-0, Yvonne Baker 5-0, Gladys Knight 6-0 etc My neighbour missed the match live but listens to it afterwards knowing the score, all his mates told him how great it was. Not the same is it. It's only live once.

Well worth the licence fee. I'm so glad I stayed in tonight

You didn't say a word Vula Malinga take a bow

I know I just realised when The Vibrations just came on

Sounded just as good as Timi Yuro

Darrell Smith doing a fantastic job on The Drifter

Frida Touray was the singer on Gone with the wind

I've heard of someone in the Manchester area with the nickname Bob Kettle or something like that, who can work wonders with warped records. maybe somebody on here knows him. Personally I've tried the one on you tube were the guy heats up 2 toughened glass chopping boards in the oven on the lowest setting, remove them from the oven and then place your record in between with a weight on top and then leave it for about an hour or so to cool down. I left the record in it's sleeve to protect it. It worked the first time I did it but then I tried it again on another record and failed miserably. I got too cocky and tried it with too much heat all at once. Only try as a last resort.

I did but my wife wasn't best pleased. boom boom

Up for sale today is a modern soul rare groove classic 12" rarity Kareem "Never give up on love" Exploding Plastic Records NM £150.00 Considered one of the modern soul must haves mainly because of the Radio Mix that samples Ronn Matlock's "I can't forget about you" giving the record that rare groove feel. Released only in the UK in 1997, this is NM vinyl, the sleeve has some slight wear (see pics) for sleeve condition. I think the last one was sold on here for this price about 4 years ago so don't sleep on this one. I can accept paypal but as friends & family please to avoid the fees if possible or add 4% to cover the fees. Postage is £5.25 sign for mail I'm sorry but it's UK only on this one Thanks for looking Bob

Up for sale today is a modern soul rare groove classic 12" rarity Kareem "Never give up on love" Exploding Plastic Records NM £150.00 Considered one of the modern soul must haves mainly because of the Radio Mix that samples Ronn Matlock's "I can't forget about you" giving the record that rare groove feel. Released only in the UK in 1997, this is NM vinyl, the sleeve has some slight wear (see pics) for sleeve condition. I think the last one was sold on here for this price about 4 years ago so don't sleep on this one. I can accept paypal but as friends & family please to avoid the fees if possible or add 4% to cover the fees. Postage is £5.25 sign for mail I'm sorry but it's UK only on this one Thanks for looking Bob

"Law of Tehran" on the BBC I Player, What a wonderful powerful film, I watched it this afternoon. Basically it's about an Iranian officer hell bent on finding the drug lord who's supplying all the addicts in his district. The acting is absolutely brilliant by everybody. Just over 2 hours long and it flew by. 10/10