Aaaaaaarrrrgh!
After one of the loveliest of Pride weekends, the reverie is over - and reality kicks in again. sigh...
Never mind, eh?
On this Tacky Music Monday, we have some outrageous puppets to comfort us, as only they know how:
Have a good week, dear reader.
Our internet provider BT has been playing silly buggers again for the last couple of days. As my dear old Nana would say: "Up and down, like a whore's drawers!"
While there is a brief respite... this!
The internet is for porn.
The internet is for porn.
Grab your dick and double click
For porn! Porn! Porn!
Poooorn!
Poooorn!
The internet is for,
Internet is for,
Internet is for porn!
Just not at the moment...
One in 10 young people has bought a music cassette tape in the last month, a new survey done to coincide with Record Store Day suggests.Read more on the BBC
The research suggests that physical formats are still more popular than digital downloads.
"There's definitely a novelty value with cassettes at the moment, particularly as we suspect a high proportion of them are collectibles sitting on a shelf and never played," said Maurice Fyles, who worked on the research ahead of Record Store Day.
Over half of the people who do this bought a vinyl record, 48% a CD and 23% an audio cassette tape that they have no intention of ever listening to.
"Perhaps it's a reaction to the digital world, but physical formats that we might have thought were relegated to history are being revived as fans and collectors opt for limited editions and promotional copies of their favourite music across a range of formats."
