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earlsjohn.bsky.social

Music, Luton Town, journalism and getting away with it.

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📰| "I nag Sean to write more. I'd love him to have that moment where he goes 'Right motherfuckers, this the hit you've been waiting for!" James Dean Bradfield is interviewed by @earlsjohn.bsky.social in the new issue of Classic Pop Magazine, out now. #ManicStreetPreachers

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Does Martin Keown think You Can’t Always Get What You Want is an Oasis song?

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If anyone wants me, I’ll be singing the name of Wolves’ new signing Nasser Djiga to the tune of Machadaynu from Look Around You by @robertpopper.bsky.social for the rest of the day. Thanks a lot, Wolves. Tholves.

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If you get the chance, see Frankie Monroe live. I could wang on about performance art, clowning, the death of the working men’s club. Really, though, he’s silly. And right now, we need silly.

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With all the great advances in technology, the one that makes me go “Woah, amazing!” the most is the moving album sleeves on Apple Music.

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Big love to Only Child on iPlayer by Bryce Hart, starring Gregor Fisher and Greg McHugh, the best “Not as gentle as it seems” sitcom since Mum. Every line sings, and there are so many supposedly smaller characters with a vivid energy.

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Julian Dicks from the penalty spot. No mind games. No strategy. Just pure violence.

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I for one never doubted our starting line-up and formation.

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I bet there's a good story behind that gaffer tape.

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The most insane good luck charm in football history worked.

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This is a joyous thread. I laughed a lot.

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Strong recommend for the final of BBC New Comedy Awards. The first comic isn’t for me, but the other five are all great - I’d love to see three of them live. Last year’s winner, Frankie Monroe, is the closest we’ve had to Reeves & Mortimer in ages.

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1) Putting top slice of bread on production line of Boots sandwiches 2) Drugs editor at Loaded 3) UFO correspondent at Sunday People 4) Packer at Chelsea Girl warehouse 5) Ghostwriter of footballers’ tweets

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