Peej etc.

[Andy Smith]

Rob said:

> Does anyone want to entertain my argument that Dance Hall 
> is PJH's best album? 

Hmm, could well be. I like the new one a lot but Dance Hall may still
be my fave. By coincidence I've brought it in to listen to at work today,
something easy going to give a bit of a rest for my ears after the 
Creatures last night. I dunno, I like all the PJ albums a lot.

I heard Peely say after one of the session tracks that Polly had 
been swaying aroud a bit while playing and knocked the mic a couple of
times, which is why the sound cut out mid-track occasionally.

Kim - say what you like. I knew where you were coming from.

Stig:

> Anyone know if the Quickspace session on Thursday is a repeat of last
> year's one or a new one?

Oooh! A Quickspace session? Cool. Did anyone like their last LP? I 
thought it was a bit dodgy apart from a couple of excellent tracks, 
although I suppose all their stuff's like that really.

Rocker:

> Am I alone in not understanding why the man with 40 years of 
> impeccable taste seems to have fallen for a second rate Britpoop band 

No, you're not alone. The latest couple of Gene singles have been ok, 
but that's as far as I'd go and I'm sure had Peel not played them I'd 
have given them even less attention than I did.

SOUND OF THE SUBURBS

I quite enjoyed it. Anyone else see it? A bit rambling and incoherent 
or just off-topic at times, but pleasantly lo-fi production.

AndyTBTG