Agree on excellent NINA (having read the above from Templar) but NHO of the song or the band! FOI – JOY, LOI – PENITENT. Lost time on SNUG as used alternate letters to come up with IDLE which assumed to be an unknown Americanism, but this blown apart by MEMENTO. Fun, all the same. Thanks, All. Incidentally, LAIRD and NERO are also Ninatic, and there are six other words in the grid that occur in HMHB lyrics, probably coincidentally). If I think of Peter Saville and interiors I think of Pulp’s ‘Help The Aged' sleeve and your Nineties Mayfair home, The Apartment. They both had a kind of retro-Playboy vibe McCabe, Maisie (22 March 2010). "6 Music supporters push Half Man Half Biscuit song". mediaweek.co.uk . Retrieved 26 February 2016. The important thing is that a lot of people are getting very passionate about saving 6 Music," Shade said. "I hope it will help make the BBC see sense. It is too important a station to lose. With expanding digital radio coverage I think they will attract a much larger audience to the station if only they give it a chance."

On an inky November night, Nigel, Neil, Karl and Carl amble on to the stage of a disused Yorkshire cinema to the strains of Neil Young’s My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue). Slumped in a chair with Covid fatigue, my nerves already jangled by a drive-by shouting en route, I burst into tears. I can scarcely believe this band exist. Technicolour Field (the rug), Technicolour Fade (the chair upholstery) and Technicolour Flux (the curtain) by Peter Saville/ Kvadrat KvadratThanks a lot to the Rotter for doing the blog last week, which 20d for you means you’ll have me again next week. Many thanks to Marty! Across Custom Face Oven Mitt -Custom Photo Mitt, Custom Oven Mitt, Customized Mitt, Picture Mitt, Photo Gift, Fathers Day Gift Wow indeed, great catch Tim and Verlaine, and thanks a lot to Templar for the lyrics – it made listening to the (rather good) song all the better. Half the puzzle in there is right: a superb effort from Marty. It was slightly different with Stella. Stella was during the difficult period. It was nice doing something with Stella. But I didn’t earn any money. It was at the beginning [of launching the label, in 2001, another Saville logo] and it was a start-up. I mean there was always work. There was no shortage of work! But I wasn’t being paid. This last ten years that has not been the case. People approach me from really diverse sectors, which is unusual. Sport, fashion, culture, politics, textiles. And now cars. And they come wanting me to do it. They’re aware of the fact it has value. And because I’m not trying to support a studio or employ a dozen I’m not compromised. I’m 66 now. I really don’t want time to go by on things that I don’t want to do. A 25 you accept it. At 35 you accept it. At 45 you accept it. Once you get into the later period of your life you should be doing something that you have a feeling for. People are dressing up. One guy is King of Hi-Vis, a song they’ve only played five times – and he was there at them all

Should’ve proof read!! 7:17 but with STARTE, even though I parsed it correctly. Grrhh! FOI, JOY, LOI LOFT, into which the men will shortly be installing the inverter and batteries for my solar panels. Thanks Marty and Roly. The title "We Built This Village on a Trad. Arr. Tune" parodies that of the 1985 song " We Built This City" by Starship. The Half Man Half Biscuit plan follows a successful internet campaign to make Rage Against the Machine's Killing in the Name the Christmas No 1 in protest at the monopoly of the festive chart by X Factor contestants. Can’t stand Piccallili – I would quote an amusing Peter Kay reference on the subject, but as it’s fairly rude I’ll give it a miss. However, if you’re interested, his “Chippy Tea” segment from Bolton is widely available on YouTube.They’ve got a bit of a commune feeling to them. It’s contemporary and it’s modern and it’s very functional. But they all eat together. They’ve got an installation by Olafur Eliasson ['Your Glacial Expectations' by the architect Günther Vogt and Eliasson, a series of five elliptical mirrors that sit in the grounds to the Kvadrat HQ]. There’s a piano. I mean, it’s uncomfortably nice. You begin to think you’re in some kind of Scandi drama. You wonder: where is the dead body? You could say I’ve been a consultant to the company for the last 15 years. But it’s a bit more like being a friend of the family.