A blog by Bob Stanley and Pete Paphides about flip sides of singles, and how they make us feel. Wednesday, 25 January 2012. Then shortly after I moved here, I realised that it was no more tenable a position to hold than, say, never eating vegetables.

The making of How We Used To Live. It was very personal; it made Liverpool seem both grand and pitiable. Could we make anything as impressive? One of our most exciting finds was a magazine series called London Line. 8217; Jeff Tracy and Nationwide. Our film, How We Used To Live. How We Used To Live. Is remarkably similar to the way Londoners live now.

I missed the post-structuralist years. I never read about Youth Suicide. I was even too late for C86. My NME was go-karting with the Senseless Things and Birdland covers. Bull; Do You See.

Although I respected more than loved. He was one of the more influential, if underappreciated and clearly troubled musicians of his time.

I wanted more, so I was chuffed to find this glorious seven-minute version from a 2006 Roxy remix project. Photo by Guy Bourdin for.

Thursday, April 6, 2017. You may well be wondering what a Motown song from 1966 is doing in the 1974 chart, but as it stands, British radio has had its struggles with Motown for some time. A world filled with love is a wonderful sight.