I'd love to hear Robyn and Emma's cover of 'Drive-In Saturday'

Arrrgh... Just finished a book on horror themes in silent films and was joking to myself that I'd take a shot every time the author used the word 'diegetic', except there isn't that much alcohol in the house. Or, possibly, this state.

That's what I was worried about based on other reviews... the tired narrative of the 1970s being his creative high point and everything after 1980 (or 83 in some cases) a long slow decline until whichever album they want to deem 'comeback' is a tiresome cliche peddled by hack journalists for decades

Would love to hear 'Birds in Perspex', 'Ordinary Millionaire' or 'The Leopard' if requests are still open. If not I'll be thrilled just to be listening.

The flavor is black tea with caramel and vanilla notes. The purple packaging is merely decorative