Hello.
It's been a long while since I've done something on this. It's been a right busy time since last time.
2011. What more can I say?
It's been a great year; university's been fun, the music's been great, I've seen some of that music live and wow, awesome. I've also had some top nights out with some lovely people.
The end of 2011 has been weird, I think I've only seen about 10 people really, not including the folk I see around everywhere. I've decided to keep myself to myself, weird stuff man.
I'll be back for 2012 I think.
I imagine I'll post some stuff about 2011, and then some stuff about 2012 after, I'd like to look back over the year, and look at the new one.
At the moment, I'm laying in bed, listening to music through my earthingies, chilling out before the Froch/Ward fight. How on earth am I gonna stay up 'til 4 to watch it? I'm shattered as it is!
Becoming 20 (which was lovely, by the way, lovely birthday) has been weird, I've sorted gone from 19 to 82. Need to find some energy. Think my new years resolution may have to be, "to become fitter, better at guitar, and to stay remarkably cool, even in the face of adversity"
I should be a poet!
I may stick a post up right after this, as I'm in the mood.
Inabit.
SJ.
Saturday, 17 December 2011
Monday, 17 October 2011
A baker's dozen
Okay, so Noel Gallagher has had an interview where he talks about his 13 ('baker's dozen'.. get it?) so I thought, seeing as it's been a while, I decided to do my baker's dozen of favourite albums. Except I'm gonna say one album from one artist, otherwise I'd have 3 Oasis albums etc. etc.
1) Oasis - Definitely Maybe.
- I think I've wrote about this album before. It's a great album. Everything just sounds great on this, even Digsy's Dinner. It's one of the first albums that I listened to as I started to become an individual that pushed me towards that. The first lines of Supersonic and most of Cigarettes and Alcohol woke me up to the possibility of difference. As well as Rock n Roll Star. It's an album full of identity. It's massive. Sounds massive. Great guitar. Great drums. And Liam's voice, what else can you say?
2) The Beatles - Revolver.
- Wow. It encapsulates everything good about music, sort of. The drumming on this album goes the furthest to prove wrong all the "well Ringo wasn't a very good drummer". May not be technically brilliant but wow is it impressive. Just so constant, and cool. It's got loads of the Indian instrument the Sitar in it. Well I say loads, I think it's only two track. Tomorrow Never Knows and Love You To. I think it's a Sitar in Love You To. Anyway, it's just what I'd call a massive album. You cannot beat a bit of psychedelia can you?
3) Nirvana - Nevermind.
- The opening track of Nevermind was the first song that I ever listened too and just thought, wow. It was when I was at Roundwood actually. It was the first piece of music that started by long and difficult journey to becoming part of who I am today. I am of course, talking about Smells Like Teen Spirit. It's a colossal song, but oddly enough it's not my favourite on the album. In truth, I don't have a 'favourite' Nevermind song. They are all brilliant. Special mentions to the likes of Come As You Are, and Lithium. Kurt Cobain is one of my heroes, his simple use of the guitar use, and transforming it into something so stunning is a skill that isn't paraded a lot I don't think. Krist Novalestic (could have spelt that wrong) is also a great bass guitarist and the drummer, a certain Dave Grohl is fantastic. Put together and you get this incredible album.
4) The Prodigy - Fat Of The Land.
- The Prodigy where the first band I ever saw live. At Sheffield Hallam arena. It was immense the whole, going on a train, seeing the Prodigy, South Central and Dizzee Rascal, then coming home on a train, great! Anyway, Fat Of The Land is one of them album where you put it on and you sorta forget how many bloody good tracks there is on there. Honestly, the album is 'avin'it' from start to finish, love it. I no longer listen to it on the bus anymore as I'm rather worried about my actions. Who wants to see someone dancing on a bus, seriously? Fat Of The Land for me, doesn't do anything to enhance my identity or anything like that. Put simply, it's just a great album, full of lovely, peaceful and calm music. Wicked.
5) The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses.
- Like Fat Of The Land, you sorta forget how many good songs some people can stick on an album. It's a really great album, it's probably the best album that starts and finishes with two amazingly strong songs. I Wanna Be Adored and I Am The Resurrection are both very special songs. I say this, but the whole album is special. Everything about the Ian, John, Reni and Mani is just wow man. There's a rumour that tomorrow morning (Tuesday 18th October 2011) it will be announced that the Stone Roses will reform. Personally, I just think it'll be some really rubbish announcement about a deal with someone shit, hoping for everyone to focus on this press conference to just help get the name out. Anyway, The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses, it also has an absolute boss front cover. Go buy it, go buy it now.
6) The Last Shadow Puppets - The Age Of The Understatement
- The combination of two modern day miracle works, Alex Turner and Miles Kane, created this masterpiece a few years ago. It's great. It's a massive combination of Alex and Miles' guitar work, as well as a bass guitar, some drums, and a massive string section. It really does sound immense, all the way through. It shows the talent of both Turner and Kane. The Lyrics are great, a bit wacky but great. And the guitar and the strings go together in perfect harmony. Top notch effort, top notch album.
7) Miles Kane - Colour Of The Trap.
- Seeing as I mentioned Miles in the previous bit (Alex/Arctic Monkeys next) I thought I'd better add Colour Of The Trap. Well, well well well. I saw Miles Kane on Valentines Day of this year, he was absolutely immense live, if you ever get the chance to see him, just go. He's got massive energy on stage and that shows in this album. The 3 lead singles are songs of 2011 for sure, in Come Closer, Rearrange and Inhaler. There's a massive sense of whit in the album, just from Inhaler really, that you don't really get with many other bands anymore. That fact, as well as the awesomeness of the guitar and Miles' voice make this album a must have. If it was released twenty years ago, you would be saying "1991, Screamadelica, Nevermind and Colour Of The Trap", fact.
8) Arctic Monkeys - Suck It And See.
- It was VERY difficult to decide on an album to write about. Arctic Monkeys' albums have just been immense so far, you really cannot argue with the fact that the 4 have been great. I chose Suck It And See because it's their most recent, that's it really, oh and the cover is my favourite. The cover is great for some reason, it's just beige with 'Suck It And See' on it, really small and in black. I love it and I don't know why. Anyway, it's a great album, every single song is strong and I can never find myself skipping one, whereas on other Arctic Monkeys' albums I can do that (another reason why I picked this obviously!). I'm going to be seeing Arctic Monkeys for a second time (first time at V in the summer) at the end of this month, I am looking forward to it a bit.
9) Primal Scream - Screamadelica.
- It's hard to find an album so weird. Everything is weird about it. The cover is weird as well. It's just a 'what-the-hell' album. It encompasses great guitar, with soul singing, with great bass, with a great rock n roll voice, with a great dance feel. What? Did you read that right? Yes, you did! It also features great features, I dunno what to call them, but... "We wanna get loaded, we wanna have a good time, that's what we're gonna do, we're gonna have a party"... yeah them things. I've probably got them words wrong, anyway. You've heard of Movin' On Up, as it's on most dodgy rabbit-food-like cereal adverts. One of the best Rock n Roll albums ever.
10) Led Zeppelin - Mothership.
- I know this is a greatest hits, but like in the Noel Gallagher interview I referenced (kinda) at the top, sometimes you can't afford everything, and I can afford Mothership. Jimmy Paige is just, wow. You have to wonder if he actually plays guitar, or whether an angel does it for him (cheesy or what?!). Mothership just shows how many bloody good songs Led Zep did. There's some awesome guitar, great drumming, great vocals. Whole Lotta Love is a personal favourite. Just for the guitar man!
11) The Jam - All Mod Cons.
- Got to be one of the best albums ever. Like some of the albums mentioned so far in this article, it's just full of massive songs. It's like an anthem I think, for great music, and great clothes. Oh, and about being a mod. Paul Weller is a genius, and this album shows his genius. The bass and the drums stuff is also massive in this album. The 3 of them that made up the Jam are all quality musicians as well as great song writers. This album also features a cover, which means that it's okay for bands to cover (the Beatles also did it, yes they did, check out Roll Over Beethoven on With the Beatles), it's called David Watts, originally by the Kinks.
12) Eminem - Recovery.
- Bit of a change of tack here. Eminem was my first proper man in music. He's a great, honest, and talented song writer who knows how to get the best out of himself in regards to music. He's a fantastic man, very courageous. Recovery is one of the most honest albums ever. Every song is strong, and powerful. Every song ranches from issues in Eminem's life and it gives the listener a great insight into his life. It's like a window to his life. I love it. He should be immensely proud.
13) The Smiths.
- I know your probably wondering why it's taken me 'til 13 to mention the Smiths. Truth be told, I don't really know which album to pick. So I decided to just say 'The Smiths'. They've not done enough to pick one great album. But they made so many great, influential, downright awesome songs that you just cannot leave them out. Morrissey's lyrics are awesome, but what I really like about the Smiths is Johnny Marr. How does he do it? The man is great on guitar, not great, but the best. He's mega. How Soon Is Now, What Difference Does It Make, This Charming Man. The guitar, the bass guitar, the drums, Morrissey. Amazing.
Well there's 13, it has took me ages.
You better appreciate it. I'm going to go away and chill out.
Peace out.
SJ.
1) Oasis - Definitely Maybe.
- I think I've wrote about this album before. It's a great album. Everything just sounds great on this, even Digsy's Dinner. It's one of the first albums that I listened to as I started to become an individual that pushed me towards that. The first lines of Supersonic and most of Cigarettes and Alcohol woke me up to the possibility of difference. As well as Rock n Roll Star. It's an album full of identity. It's massive. Sounds massive. Great guitar. Great drums. And Liam's voice, what else can you say?
2) The Beatles - Revolver.
- Wow. It encapsulates everything good about music, sort of. The drumming on this album goes the furthest to prove wrong all the "well Ringo wasn't a very good drummer". May not be technically brilliant but wow is it impressive. Just so constant, and cool. It's got loads of the Indian instrument the Sitar in it. Well I say loads, I think it's only two track. Tomorrow Never Knows and Love You To. I think it's a Sitar in Love You To. Anyway, it's just what I'd call a massive album. You cannot beat a bit of psychedelia can you?
3) Nirvana - Nevermind.
- The opening track of Nevermind was the first song that I ever listened too and just thought, wow. It was when I was at Roundwood actually. It was the first piece of music that started by long and difficult journey to becoming part of who I am today. I am of course, talking about Smells Like Teen Spirit. It's a colossal song, but oddly enough it's not my favourite on the album. In truth, I don't have a 'favourite' Nevermind song. They are all brilliant. Special mentions to the likes of Come As You Are, and Lithium. Kurt Cobain is one of my heroes, his simple use of the guitar use, and transforming it into something so stunning is a skill that isn't paraded a lot I don't think. Krist Novalestic (could have spelt that wrong) is also a great bass guitarist and the drummer, a certain Dave Grohl is fantastic. Put together and you get this incredible album.
4) The Prodigy - Fat Of The Land.
- The Prodigy where the first band I ever saw live. At Sheffield Hallam arena. It was immense the whole, going on a train, seeing the Prodigy, South Central and Dizzee Rascal, then coming home on a train, great! Anyway, Fat Of The Land is one of them album where you put it on and you sorta forget how many bloody good tracks there is on there. Honestly, the album is 'avin'it' from start to finish, love it. I no longer listen to it on the bus anymore as I'm rather worried about my actions. Who wants to see someone dancing on a bus, seriously? Fat Of The Land for me, doesn't do anything to enhance my identity or anything like that. Put simply, it's just a great album, full of lovely, peaceful and calm music. Wicked.
5) The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses.
- Like Fat Of The Land, you sorta forget how many good songs some people can stick on an album. It's a really great album, it's probably the best album that starts and finishes with two amazingly strong songs. I Wanna Be Adored and I Am The Resurrection are both very special songs. I say this, but the whole album is special. Everything about the Ian, John, Reni and Mani is just wow man. There's a rumour that tomorrow morning (Tuesday 18th October 2011) it will be announced that the Stone Roses will reform. Personally, I just think it'll be some really rubbish announcement about a deal with someone shit, hoping for everyone to focus on this press conference to just help get the name out. Anyway, The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses, it also has an absolute boss front cover. Go buy it, go buy it now.
6) The Last Shadow Puppets - The Age Of The Understatement
- The combination of two modern day miracle works, Alex Turner and Miles Kane, created this masterpiece a few years ago. It's great. It's a massive combination of Alex and Miles' guitar work, as well as a bass guitar, some drums, and a massive string section. It really does sound immense, all the way through. It shows the talent of both Turner and Kane. The Lyrics are great, a bit wacky but great. And the guitar and the strings go together in perfect harmony. Top notch effort, top notch album.
7) Miles Kane - Colour Of The Trap.
- Seeing as I mentioned Miles in the previous bit (Alex/Arctic Monkeys next) I thought I'd better add Colour Of The Trap. Well, well well well. I saw Miles Kane on Valentines Day of this year, he was absolutely immense live, if you ever get the chance to see him, just go. He's got massive energy on stage and that shows in this album. The 3 lead singles are songs of 2011 for sure, in Come Closer, Rearrange and Inhaler. There's a massive sense of whit in the album, just from Inhaler really, that you don't really get with many other bands anymore. That fact, as well as the awesomeness of the guitar and Miles' voice make this album a must have. If it was released twenty years ago, you would be saying "1991, Screamadelica, Nevermind and Colour Of The Trap", fact.
8) Arctic Monkeys - Suck It And See.
- It was VERY difficult to decide on an album to write about. Arctic Monkeys' albums have just been immense so far, you really cannot argue with the fact that the 4 have been great. I chose Suck It And See because it's their most recent, that's it really, oh and the cover is my favourite. The cover is great for some reason, it's just beige with 'Suck It And See' on it, really small and in black. I love it and I don't know why. Anyway, it's a great album, every single song is strong and I can never find myself skipping one, whereas on other Arctic Monkeys' albums I can do that (another reason why I picked this obviously!). I'm going to be seeing Arctic Monkeys for a second time (first time at V in the summer) at the end of this month, I am looking forward to it a bit.
9) Primal Scream - Screamadelica.
- It's hard to find an album so weird. Everything is weird about it. The cover is weird as well. It's just a 'what-the-hell' album. It encompasses great guitar, with soul singing, with great bass, with a great rock n roll voice, with a great dance feel. What? Did you read that right? Yes, you did! It also features great features, I dunno what to call them, but... "We wanna get loaded, we wanna have a good time, that's what we're gonna do, we're gonna have a party"... yeah them things. I've probably got them words wrong, anyway. You've heard of Movin' On Up, as it's on most dodgy rabbit-food-like cereal adverts. One of the best Rock n Roll albums ever.
10) Led Zeppelin - Mothership.
- I know this is a greatest hits, but like in the Noel Gallagher interview I referenced (kinda) at the top, sometimes you can't afford everything, and I can afford Mothership. Jimmy Paige is just, wow. You have to wonder if he actually plays guitar, or whether an angel does it for him (cheesy or what?!). Mothership just shows how many bloody good songs Led Zep did. There's some awesome guitar, great drumming, great vocals. Whole Lotta Love is a personal favourite. Just for the guitar man!
11) The Jam - All Mod Cons.
- Got to be one of the best albums ever. Like some of the albums mentioned so far in this article, it's just full of massive songs. It's like an anthem I think, for great music, and great clothes. Oh, and about being a mod. Paul Weller is a genius, and this album shows his genius. The bass and the drums stuff is also massive in this album. The 3 of them that made up the Jam are all quality musicians as well as great song writers. This album also features a cover, which means that it's okay for bands to cover (the Beatles also did it, yes they did, check out Roll Over Beethoven on With the Beatles), it's called David Watts, originally by the Kinks.
12) Eminem - Recovery.
- Bit of a change of tack here. Eminem was my first proper man in music. He's a great, honest, and talented song writer who knows how to get the best out of himself in regards to music. He's a fantastic man, very courageous. Recovery is one of the most honest albums ever. Every song is strong, and powerful. Every song ranches from issues in Eminem's life and it gives the listener a great insight into his life. It's like a window to his life. I love it. He should be immensely proud.
13) The Smiths.
- I know your probably wondering why it's taken me 'til 13 to mention the Smiths. Truth be told, I don't really know which album to pick. So I decided to just say 'The Smiths'. They've not done enough to pick one great album. But they made so many great, influential, downright awesome songs that you just cannot leave them out. Morrissey's lyrics are awesome, but what I really like about the Smiths is Johnny Marr. How does he do it? The man is great on guitar, not great, but the best. He's mega. How Soon Is Now, What Difference Does It Make, This Charming Man. The guitar, the bass guitar, the drums, Morrissey. Amazing.
Well there's 13, it has took me ages.
You better appreciate it. I'm going to go away and chill out.
Peace out.
SJ.
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Do you recognise me?
Oh heaven.
Oh heaven.
I await with good intentions.
Miles Kane was on the Live Lounge thing the other day. He was great, he did an awesome version of 'Come Closer' and then a sublime cover. Miles Kane is great at covers, seek his cover of Hey Bulldog by the Beatles, outta this world! The cover he did at Live Lounge was Heaven by Emile Heskey or someone.
It's a strange time to be a Forest fan at the moment, don't know where to luck for arguments between fans, stewards, players, managers and the upper echoleons (have I spelt that right?) of the Forest hierarchy.
Really, very, very sad news about Chris Cohen. Out for about a year. Bummer. I've been going to Forest for, around about 10 years now, and Chris is probably the best player I've seen. One amazing engine, good passer, good shot, awesome tackler (f*** you Simon Grayson, Mark Haysley or whatever your name is). He epitomises everything I've ever thought about football. It's a crying shame. He got my vote for captaincy. Might not be the shoutiest. But get someone else to do that and let Chris lead by example.
I remember in a League One game against Northampton I think, I'm sure there was 3 Chris Cohen's, as he was everywhere. If I'm totally honest, I always feel like that when watching Chris Cohen. Except for when he's thrown at left back.
I spent tonight listening to some good tune, bit of Nirvana, The Jam and Miles Kane.
I'm learning The Jam's English Rose on guitar at the moment, really lovely song.
Plus, university is starting again soon. Amazing news.
Can't wait to get back, hard year ahead.
Love and peace.
SJ.
Oh heaven.
I await with good intentions.
Miles Kane was on the Live Lounge thing the other day. He was great, he did an awesome version of 'Come Closer' and then a sublime cover. Miles Kane is great at covers, seek his cover of Hey Bulldog by the Beatles, outta this world! The cover he did at Live Lounge was Heaven by Emile Heskey or someone.
It's a strange time to be a Forest fan at the moment, don't know where to luck for arguments between fans, stewards, players, managers and the upper echoleons (have I spelt that right?) of the Forest hierarchy.
Really, very, very sad news about Chris Cohen. Out for about a year. Bummer. I've been going to Forest for, around about 10 years now, and Chris is probably the best player I've seen. One amazing engine, good passer, good shot, awesome tackler (f*** you Simon Grayson, Mark Haysley or whatever your name is). He epitomises everything I've ever thought about football. It's a crying shame. He got my vote for captaincy. Might not be the shoutiest. But get someone else to do that and let Chris lead by example.
I remember in a League One game against Northampton I think, I'm sure there was 3 Chris Cohen's, as he was everywhere. If I'm totally honest, I always feel like that when watching Chris Cohen. Except for when he's thrown at left back.
I spent tonight listening to some good tune, bit of Nirvana, The Jam and Miles Kane.
I'm learning The Jam's English Rose on guitar at the moment, really lovely song.
Plus, university is starting again soon. Amazing news.
Can't wait to get back, hard year ahead.
Love and peace.
SJ.
Sunday, 18 September 2011
Knock, knock, knockin' on...
Hello.
How are you? Just thought I'd go on for a bit.
There's a movie on Channel 5 at 10 that I've never seen so I'ma watch that. I don't think I've watched it anyway.
Prom Night, reminds me of year 12 Media Studies at Shit Form haha.
Currently enjoying some Bob Dylan, hence the title of this post.
I'm using the new version of Blogger, it's rather scary, I hope this goes well.
Bob Dylan finished as soon as I wrote about the new version of Blogger. Not good. Stuck some Noel Gallagher on, all good.
Today's been strange, I've not done hardly anything. Watched football, had dinner, recovered from last night. Was good to go back to town tonight, been a long time. Had some stuff to sort out and that. I don't really get on with town anymore anyway.
Too much shit, not enough Rock N Roll.
Even the 'Indie' club wasn't very indie, thought I didn't know any of it, might be to indie for me.
Not enough Rock N Roll.
Tomorrow's Monday, some guitar I think will do me good. Might play some games. See what's going on.
Not in the mood to chill out anymore.
Film starts in half an hour, better find something to do.
Inabit.
SJ.
How are you? Just thought I'd go on for a bit.
There's a movie on Channel 5 at 10 that I've never seen so I'ma watch that. I don't think I've watched it anyway.
Prom Night, reminds me of year 12 Media Studies at Shit Form haha.
Currently enjoying some Bob Dylan, hence the title of this post.
I'm using the new version of Blogger, it's rather scary, I hope this goes well.
Bob Dylan finished as soon as I wrote about the new version of Blogger. Not good. Stuck some Noel Gallagher on, all good.
Today's been strange, I've not done hardly anything. Watched football, had dinner, recovered from last night. Was good to go back to town tonight, been a long time. Had some stuff to sort out and that. I don't really get on with town anymore anyway.
Too much shit, not enough Rock N Roll.
Even the 'Indie' club wasn't very indie, thought I didn't know any of it, might be to indie for me.
Not enough Rock N Roll.
Tomorrow's Monday, some guitar I think will do me good. Might play some games. See what's going on.
Not in the mood to chill out anymore.
Film starts in half an hour, better find something to do.
Inabit.
SJ.
Monday, 12 September 2011
Come as you are...
I've had this thing more than a year now, wow.
It's a great thing to have I think, maybe I should start using it a bit more. I know no-one but me reads it, but it's nice to look back at things.
I've spent the last half an hour reading about Kurt Cobain and listening to Nirvana. Awesome. Music is weaker because he died. R.I.P.
I fount out that I unofficially got back into Uni, I failed a piece of C/W you see. Get the official response sometime this week (hopefully Friday), then I can enrole then check out the new timetable for the upcoming year. I really hope I don't fail another piece again.
It's also not far from my birthday, well it is, but I'm starting to feel very agile.
20, fuck that.
Inabit.
SJ.
It's a great thing to have I think, maybe I should start using it a bit more. I know no-one but me reads it, but it's nice to look back at things.
I've spent the last half an hour reading about Kurt Cobain and listening to Nirvana. Awesome. Music is weaker because he died. R.I.P.
I fount out that I unofficially got back into Uni, I failed a piece of C/W you see. Get the official response sometime this week (hopefully Friday), then I can enrole then check out the new timetable for the upcoming year. I really hope I don't fail another piece again.
It's also not far from my birthday, well it is, but I'm starting to feel very agile.
20, fuck that.
Inabit.
SJ.
Monday, 25 July 2011
The death of you and me...
Fuck, been a while ay?
Promise there will be a few updates soon; nearly had this a whole year, shitbag.
I've got nothing better to do so you know.
Inabit.
SJ.
Promise there will be a few updates soon; nearly had this a whole year, shitbag.
I've got nothing better to do so you know.
Inabit.
SJ.
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Don't waste your words...
I don't need anything from you.
Hello folks, long time no talk, hey?
I've been on an ultimate chill out over the past week or so. In one of my last posts I said that March is a stressful month, I can see this one going the same way, but hey ho, two more pieces of coursework done then it's just revision.
And revision isn't stressful if you do it right, innit?
Anyway, today I have been on a trip, man! So many albums listened too whilst I've been lounging around.
I'll give you a list:
1) The Jam - All Mod Cons.
2) The Stone Roses - The Stones Roses.
3) Oasis - Definitely Maybe.
4) Nirvana - Nirvana (Greatest hits)
5) Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare.
If you haven't got these albums, your life isn't very good.
Can I also add, that the FA are a bunch of idiotic, spineless c*nts. Simon Grayson is also a c*nt, absolute dick head.
That's all I'm saying on the matter, 17 years ago today a hero of mine thought it best to take his own life, an individual more worthy of the time any football or anything else (other than music) has in life.
He'd probably hate me for being like this but oh well, that's who I am, I'm sure he could respect that.
Kurt Cobain - R.I.P.
SJ.
Hello folks, long time no talk, hey?
I've been on an ultimate chill out over the past week or so. In one of my last posts I said that March is a stressful month, I can see this one going the same way, but hey ho, two more pieces of coursework done then it's just revision.
And revision isn't stressful if you do it right, innit?
Anyway, today I have been on a trip, man! So many albums listened too whilst I've been lounging around.
I'll give you a list:
1) The Jam - All Mod Cons.
2) The Stone Roses - The Stones Roses.
3) Oasis - Definitely Maybe.
4) Nirvana - Nirvana (Greatest hits)
5) Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare.
If you haven't got these albums, your life isn't very good.
Can I also add, that the FA are a bunch of idiotic, spineless c*nts. Simon Grayson is also a c*nt, absolute dick head.
That's all I'm saying on the matter, 17 years ago today a hero of mine thought it best to take his own life, an individual more worthy of the time any football or anything else (other than music) has in life.
He'd probably hate me for being like this but oh well, that's who I am, I'm sure he could respect that.
Kurt Cobain - R.I.P.
SJ.
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