FILL ME UP CHANDLER!

PUT IT IN ME!

My "favourite" bit is when Kuenssberg uses the Peggie ruling as a reason for trans people to be excluded from single-sex spaces. When the judgment says the complete opposite.

On the subject of chin-stroking, everyone knows how I feel about Lemonade. But I mean, just once pick one of her albums either side of it, because they're just as great.

But not as rock-critic friendly.

I think I will always prefer Motomami to Lux, and I wouldn't call that a chin-stroker.

Wasn't there a very similar C21 list by another paper only a couple of years ago, that was very heavily weighted towards the 00s? I'm almost certain it was discussed on here, so that'd be 2023 at the earliest.

Also, way to go with the only non-UK/US acts after 2001 being from, er, Australia and New Zealand.

(yes, this is another way of saying fuck you for ignoring both Rosalia albums in favour of fucking Geese)

I have a natural aversion to saying "21st century" then picking six from 2000-01 and lots of very 90s acts from 2000-19.

The Mitski one I don't think I've ever seen on lists like this - stood out especially because all the other 2016 picks were so crashingly obvious.

Unlike Clarkson, or Sugar, Andrew Neil actually fronted BBC politics programmes, at the same time was the publisher of a right-wing Conservative magazine and freely expressed his very right wing opinions on Twitter.

Not once did he come under pressure to step down

I was momentarily furious when I got the email yesterday - for some reason I always think it's every two years not annually.

Then I just thought "well, at least it's not a new PIP assessment for a permanent condition".

Such is Britain in the 2020s.

Completing my "No Licence Needed" declaration for the 7th consecutive year this week.

Didn't need reminding why... but there it is anyway.