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Good old Alycidon

Not picking up on this reply in isolation (a few have said the same) but in its latter years with decent management and organisation BR was an extremely efficient railway (most efficient in Europe) and light years away from the 'disaster' period in the 70s and early 80s. Can't disagree with...

Go on the MiGs! ;)

Ooh Beggs yeah

Forgot him off my list, which is unforgiveable. A lot of his stuff you think is guitar. Also in that vein Stuart Morrow of New Model Army. Outstanding.

"Nearly............presque - wait no - ......................daffohhhdilllls"

The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (Norman Watt-Roy, really) Rhythm Stick - Blockheads (him again) Superstition - Stevie Wonder Most things by Bernard Edwards (Chic) Most things by Horace Panter (Specials) Most things by Mick Karn (Japan) Rio/New Religion - John Taylor (Duran Duran)

The two Paul Smiths - he of Maximo Park (already noted) but also he of The Toy Dolls (drummer).

Momento Mori, for all you old Blaises-going goths out there ;)

Yep, just the job for core strength to aid mobility. Knacks, mind ;)

Ziege away at Derby. Beautiful.

Rosie Hetherington from Legs, for me. Just saying.

In a similar vein, I was sat there at Derby that time (2000?) when we were 3-0 up and drew 3-3 after Malcolm Christie (HIM!) came on and set up or scored 3 goals. This was after Robbo had subbed Boksic. Nice one Bryan. :(

Urgh :( Ruined my birthday that game. Was only on about it yesterday, I'm defo mentally scarred.

Plenty of goals to enjoy though, there is that.

Not had an S/T since 2007 but always try and go back to the same seat in Block 18 - people there are great.

FYI, it's not me.

See also "Masters of the Air", or anything else like that. Or even Breathless.......... Or the Post Office scandal.......

Magnificent Seven bassline is a Norman Watt-Roy sample, I believe, He defo wrote it as he plays it in his own set, I'm guessing Simonen can play it live, mind.

Get well soon Mogga, up the Boro