Adrian Andrews

@TheExtremeMusi1 He did a nice cover of Neil Young’s ‘Old Man’.

Do you actually like Beck???

@nikidoog That ‘dross’ is someone’s memories.

Pal at work getting rid of his mam’s vinyl. He said “There’s a couple you might like, but it’s mainly older stuff” Everything else behind this can be dross for all I care. 😍😍

@batcountry1980 It’s a cracker, but I wonder if it’s because The Rain Song and No Quarter are so dominant, that the album tends to get overlooked as a whole. 🤔

Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t see this mentioned much when people talk of their favourite Zep albums. Don’t know why because it’s a topper. The bombastic rush of the opening song into the mystic splendour of The Rain Song is one of their great one-two punches. The whole album flows wonderfully from track to track, though. Not a fan of The Crunge, but the rest is excellent. Aye, even D’yer Mak’er.

@WG_RumblePants D. Gower

I know many people miss the sound of Richie’s voice on commentary. He’s probably still widely regarded as the best tv cricket commentator. But, if Richie remains at #1, who would you put at #2? I’m genuinely interested to see who people pick. Radio commentators need not apply!

@VinnieSull1van It’s the rubbish tagging I hate the most… mindless scrawl. The equivalent of a dog marking its territory with p*ss!! Look what they did to this historic ghost sign in Reading.

The Graffiti Issue Though opinions will differ, the fact is that the overall appreciation of art in various forms hasn't only decreased among our youth, but the adults who direct them. Before attacking this statement or video, try to appreciate that those of us who oppose such activities are entitled to our opinion. Especially as we see our argument isn't only against what we see as vandalism, but the beastardisation of art, and even culture. Thank you 🤝

@andycomfort Outstanding programme in every department. Russ Lewis is a phenomenal writer.

I’ve see them all before but I’m rewatching the first episode of Endeavour. What a stunning tv drama it is. The cast, the acting, the production, the writing, the locations and the music. It has it all. For me, the best of the Morse trilogy.

@GenTXer2 Had you been of a certain age when it was released, I believe your opinion would be entirely different.

This album DID NOT make my Top 70 albums of the 70s list but does it make yours? 🤔 George Harrison: All Things Must Pass (1970)

@DVATW youtu.be/iE3meFEZEyI?si…

Never knew they covered this, both gone. Goodnight.

@ZandiSussex I have nothing against W&K, but I’d also try to avoid them, as I would a six foot Mickey Mouse in Disneyland.

I feel sorry for this woman. The British media will hunt her down, find where she lives, pay neighbours to lie about her, rummage through her bins and track down the first boy she ever kissed … all because she committed the unforgivable crime of not caring about their royals.

@AMP86793444 9. "Good commentary is knowing when not to talk"

Who needs to know this?

@Rich00153 And continued with ‘Endeavour’.

Watched the first episode of Morse last night. Of course I've seen it half a dozen times before, but perhaps not for 10 years. I was shocked by how good it was compared to the Netflix-style sagas that everyone raves about. I'm nostalgic for that era now!

@batcountry1980 Lemmy articulating… x.com/beatlespraise/…

If you can’t figure out for yourself something as simple as how you feel about the Beatles, and need others to articulate it for you, then you’re a fucking moron. Never mind anything about music taste, you’re just an idiot if you’re needing help with that.

@Johnnypapa64 “Good morrow, my dear fellow” 😊

Using the accent you speak with how would you greet a friend you met in the street? I’d say “Ay up me duck” or “Ay up mate”

@bagshaw2112 @BBCNews A while back. I paused live TV, so it’s not fake.

Well done @BBCNews graphics department 👏👏 classic

@archivetvmus71 "Oh, and one word of advice, if you're going to grope a girl, have the gallantry to stay in the room with her while you're doing it… Mmmm?” 😂

Fawlty Towers (26th February 1979). Basil extends a warm hand of friendship towards Raylene Miles (Luan Peters).

@PaulWhi07306907 @prodnose AKA The (English) Beat.

@prodnose Who is the band just finishing is what I'd like to know?

For me, this link by DLT is right up there with that James Burke rocket launch piece to camera.

@TalkingPicsTV …with Donald Sutherland. I wonder how that came about.

Where the law is concerned... there is only... GIDEON'S WAY (1964) coming up at 9:05pm #TPTVsubtitles

@BeatlesEarth Some of those examples sounded like Laurie Anderson’s ‘O Superman’.

Sean Lennon and Mark Ronson experimenting with auto-tuning John Lennon’s voice:

@archivetvmus71 Great to see that again. Have you got “Bloody Greta Garbo”?

Not Only .. But Also (20th February 1965). Pete and Dud don't know much about art, but they know what they like.

@20th_Centurygal He’s probably referring to Peter Green’s ‘Man Of The World’.

The Beatles weighing in on early Fleetwood Mac and Canned Heat...🎶🔥🎸