No. I inflict enough of this nonsense on people as it is.

If anyone is having trouble narrowing down their selections to nine albums, Liam Gallagher has five spaces going spare in his one.

Thanks so much Jim. It was happening upon your original Mojo review a few weeks ago that prompted me to seek it out!

Will You Find Me by Ida – the 2LP edition or the 4LP one? Any steers?

I think that, by going to all this trouble to get in touch, you've underscored your own point about love and connectivity. Waking up to your message has put a spring in my step and set me up for the day. It's also prompted me to update the piece and upload it onto my site. Thank you so much Fran. x

We’re huge fans of Honeybus and all the associated solo albums and unreleased gems The call and response backing vocals on She Sold Blackpool Rock are a genuinely genius bit of songwriting (Then she told me that she knew) (How they make the letters go right through) Off to put Story on now

It was originally a press biography but the band were so happy with it that they asked if they could use it as part of the album artwork. So I made a few tweaks and this was the result. The best bit of all this was Glenn telling me how much he'd loved reading Broken Greek! The stuff of dreams!

Thank you so much Paul. I'm guessing this is the CD? Because none of this is on the vinyl. How lovely to finally see it!

Marvellous! But do you know what's weird? My copy doesn't seem to have my sleevenotes on it! Any chance of a photo?

So much to love about Honeybus: how Pete Dello was so instantly unimpressed by pop stardom; how the rest of the band rose to the challenge of making an amazing album without him; and, best of all imho, the imperishably strange magic of their shoulda-been smash She Sold Blackpool Rock.

Well of course it's not a real criticism, more an expedient by which to point at the scope of Cathi's achievement. Hats off to you for publishing it! x

Timeline is once agail an infinile streab of crossly-postit and screen-grabby of hateymost and offensy dross from digifold cesspits. Deep folly! More unfalollowit, and considerapers of deletage of this final social media presence.

Thanks! Well, you wouldn't have been short of record shops in Brum. When did you get there?

We overlapped! Did we ever meet? Have I asked you this before? If so, apologies!

As a fellow Lampeter alumni I really enjoyed this. Sadly Hag passed away a couple of years ago and the shop no longer exists but whilst it did it was glorious. It also came with a worker called Bob who was brilliantly critical of music taste and who sold me my first album by The Fall (who he loved)

Ach! Autocorrect!