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& is there anybody who is left in here who doesn't want to be out there?

what's with the jag that does 360 degree turn just as Tanweer's car turns up at the top of the car park at 3:30? Break in the ccctv (funny that) when Tanweer's car has parked just as that jag is passing. If u compare footage at 3:30 & after the break, it looks like there is another car parked be...

this is bloody brilliant - and so catchy! Also love the effects distortion, executed with Jonny Greenwood-like genius and the thumping rolling drum sound . This, 'Sinful Wishing-Well' by Caitlin Rose & 'Separator' by Radiohead really doing it for me at the moment

@monroekissedme, absolutely agree. I don't kw why this album is so underatted by critics and the band themselves (maybe because Isobel Campbell co-wrote on it and now is no longer part of B & S) - I think it is their best.

this guy is such a Class A jerk

love this song - from Morrissey's most underrated and overlooked album - Southpaw

just say 'mm, maybe'. Brilliant

None of their albums have been as great since 'Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk like a Peasant' in 2000, which this is off. Perhaps Belle & Sebastian were never the same since Isobel Campbell left them, who is the singer on this

listen to how remarkably similar the opening guitar solo is in this song from a group from Thailand to the guitar work in this Big Country song, at: youtube.com/watch?v=of-GOC3mNKw&

(if the link doesn't work, then do a search on google for "Big Country, I Could Be Happy Here, youtube")

listen to how remarkably similar the opening guitar solo is in this song from a group from Thailand to the guitar work in this Big Country song, at: youtube.com/watch?v=1citEWQ8N8o&p

listen to how remarkably similar the opening guitar solo is in this song from a group from Thailand to the guitar work in this Big Country song, at: youtube.com/watch?v=1citEWQ8N8o&p

@hmsdonovan, I'd say alongside the song before it on from the same album - "Family Tree" (really evocative), and also "I Fought in a War" & "Women's Realm" (also all from the same album - hence why it is their best album by far).

b/w gives it a look of lasting authenticity - really great look

Yr half-right. Some of the agric students were affirmably vile Tory tosspots. The other half of the students were great, including international students from all over the world. It is past students who have been major mover and shakers in the resurgence of the village without the college, such a...