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Thanks for posting this Alan. I knew I'd forgotten to do something.

Eats in NYC

Eat here and have the brussel sprouts. They are amazing.

ALTA

Best to book though.

And me too.

Going to see Singing Adams in Newcastle on Friday.

I'd forgotten about Will Starr. Thanks Alan (I think).

Did they perform a marriage ceremony on stage in Glasgow? They did in Oakland but that may have been because it was Valentines Day.

Alice Porter, I love you. Could be their best beer yet and I thought nothing could beat Harcore IPA.

Number one album in the USA too. Got tickets to see them in Oakland in Feb. Woohoo.

I got tickets for their gig in Oakland, California but then I'm stupid.

Sorry Andy, I'll add my big toes to your input too.

I have my tickets. They are a great band and played a blinder at last year's End of the Road festival. Not to be missed and a big thumbs up to IMP for getting them here.

The first record I can remember buying from the Rosemount shop was the Transmission 7" by Joy Division. Don't think it was the first though.

End of the Road. September in Dorset. It's simply wonderful.

Don't they do the theme tune to SKY's series Bones?

At the moment I can't get enough of Richmond Fontaine to the point that I'm also reading main man Willy Vlautin's novel, Motel Life. Latest album, We Thought the Freeway was a River is bloody marvellous.

I have tickets for the Coronet in London on 19th November and I can't bloody wait. The whole of Hazards of Love followed by a second set of other material.

Sunday Morning Coming Down by Kris Kristofferson.

Popped up on Saturday to watch Scotland completely outclassed by Ireland. I'm worried that we're starting to fall behind the other emerging nations.

Just got a single of theirs through the post via the Too Pure single club. Haven't listened to it yet.

Got all excited there, then realised I'm away on holiday.

Bloody marvellous evening's entertainment.

Only two days to go!!!!!!

As well as the Rough Trade cassette for 99p there was a special Domino Records 12" vinyl compilation released too, which I got from 1-UP on Saturday.

The first single is absolutely beautiful.

I think I've seen Jeffrey Lewis play about 15 times now but then it does help if you've driven him and his band around on the UK leg of a European tour in 2005! This will be a great night because I know.