Mem-em-mem-mem-em-mem-MEMORABILIA!
And still it comes. How about that autographed Magazine poster?
The supporting act for The Housemartins gig was The Proclaimers. I'd never heard of them before, and expectations were not high when we saw these two bespectacled aliens strumming a single acoustic and harmonising. Predictably, they blew the fucking roof off. They were fucking great. The Housemartins were equally fab. For the encore, they played "Garageland". I nearly shit my pants with excitement.
As for the Julian press advert... Isn't it time "Fried" appeared up on here? One of the best albums ever released ever? I love the fact that the advert states that the album is available on "chrome tape"!
Friday, February 26, 2010
M-M-M-More MEMORABILIA!
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