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Can anyone pm me a link to download? Ta very much.

I understand now, cheers!

Sorry, I'm a bit thick! How do I do this? Cheers for any help anyone can offer.

I'd like a PM too please

Did you get to see him when he played Boston recently mate?

I know there's a lot of Smiths/Moz/Johnny fans on here so thought I'd post. Johnny has announced dates for an autumn tour, tickets went on sale today. Gloucester Guildhall 4 Oct Wrexham Central Station 5 Oct Newcastle o2 Academy 6 Oct Manchester Academy 12 Oct Leeds Metropolitan University 13...

A terrible shame. One of my favourite authors. I'd wholeheartedly recommend 'Espedair Street' (about a fictitious Scottish 70s rock band) and 'Complicity' ( serial killer murder mystery) to anybody looking for an interesting read. RIP Iain.

Cheers, will give that a try.

Cheers for the link. I managed to convert a YouTube video but can anyone tell me how to save it to my iPhone so I can play it again later? Thanks for any advice.

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I thought the documentary that was released around the same time as 'Control' was really good, excellent interviews with the remaining members of JD and some great footage. I saw it in Fopp recently going for £5. Well worth a fiver of anyone's money.

Thanks for the tip. I've just had a look and he has got some cracking stuff. I've just been watching a full gig in Madrid from the Meat Is Murder tour, great stuff!

Such a shame about Iain Banks. I loved his earlier stuff, particularly Espedair Street and Complicity. Anyway, my recommendations: George Pelecanos - latterly a writer on The Wire but writes excellent crime fiction set in Washington DC Christopher Brookmyre - Scottish Crime fiction, very funny

It wasn't aimed at Morrissey. He was talking about a book he'd recently seen called something like 'Crap Towns of England' and was having a to at the author for being a middle class pseud who slags off working class towns. He said it was the inspiration for writing 'Lockdown'.

Just back from Johnny's gig at the Ritz. Top night, great performance from Johnny and the band. Amongst most of the latest album, he played Forbidden City and Getting Away With It by Electronic. A few Smiths songs got an airing - Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before, London, How...

Guitar genius, a nice guy and a blue. Got my ticket for his gig at the Ritz, can't wait. Congrats to JM.

I think Neil McNab deserves a mention, he was remarkably consistent for us over a few years. I'd also agree with Dave Watson - never saw him have a poor game.

I had a very different experience to be honest. Met him the day after we won the title and he was dead nice, chatty and gave me one of his plectrums. Top bloke, guitar genius, City fan.

Cheers for the heads up MES, I was only looking on his website yesterday and there were no details then. I'd probably have left it another week before checking back and missed out!