Bloomsbury Bud

1. Frank MacAvennie 2. Steve Clarke 3. Ian Scanlon 4. Barry McLachlan 5. Campbell Money

La Haine was thoroughly brilliant, as was 'Irrevesible' which if you've not see - you should. However 'Irrevesible' is not for the ladies.

1. Cinema Paradiso 2. The Motorcycle Diaries 3. City of God 4. Il Postino 5. Amores Perros

Libertines - Libertines Eels - Beautiful Freak Velvet Underground - Loaded Pixies - Doolittle Beth Orton - Trailer Park

cadbury's smash - daft robot things guiness - every year we have this crazy race .... budweiser - wassup nike - brazil squad playing football in an airport knorr stock cubes - pea and ham - fae a chicken!

Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True Neil Young - Unplugged Echo & Bunnymen - Ocean Rain Dogs Die in Hot Cars - Please Describe Yourself Doves - Lost Souls

Yeah, Nathan Lane (in the production in London) and Matthew Broderick (was in Broadway version with Lane, but will always be Ferris Buller) will be the stars.

Yeah I saw it on Friday night, your sibling is completely correct.

Its high time White Christmas got a mention Gee I wish I was back in the army the army wasn't really bad at all

Magic Number - De La Soul You've got her in your Pocket - White Stripes Rudie Can't Fail - The Clash Watching the Detectives - Elvis Costello Kill all Hippies - Primal Scream

Just - Radiohead Song 2 - Blur Cardiac Arrest - Madness Solid Bond In Your Heart - Style Council Ghost Town - The Specials

1. Jeff Buckley - Live at Sine 2. The The - Soul Mining 3. Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones 4. Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks 5. Barry Manilow, er hold on...

Neil Young - The Old Laughing Lady Beastie Boys - Sure Shot Turin Brakes - Underdog Ben Folds Five - Song for the Dumped David Bowie - Ashes To Ashes

Donga, Tin Soldier by the Small Faces is an splendid song, Marriott's voice - fantastic. By the way, a contention in choice, I don't like Muse - a little too 'Spinal Tap' for my taste. HHIBSS, yup Billy MacKenzie was indeed a tremendous singer. What can I say about Grace - I implore you to persist. BTW, I'm might be around in early September for a few days, I'll try and get in touch for a jar or 3.

This week's, hopefully minus scumbag loving (Sid, please let me know) Velvet Underground - Who Loves the Sun Goldfrapp - The Train Jeff Buckley - Lover, Should Have Come Over Small Faces - Afterglow Bob Dylan - Masters of War

Donga, The Beloved, in general terms, never got the credit they deserved. Always glad to hear when someone else appreciates that too (even a soapdodger!) Also the Beta Band are great, one hit wonders, my arse.

This week's choice inspired by the sizzling sunshine. Primal Scream - Higher Than the Sun Athlete - You Got The Style Beloved - The Sun Rising George Harrison - Here Comes the Sun Beta Band - Dry The Rain

Ching, Take a bow, fantastic

This week Can't Explain - The Who Sweet Harmony - Beloved Apparantly Nothing - Young Disciples It Doesn't Make It Alright - The Specials Boys Don't Cry - The Cure

Pictures of Lilly - The Who

3 - 2 cup win at Cappielow in '87, on the way to Hampden.

Thorizaar, Evidently, I didn't know that, but good on Aerosmith for ripping the pish out of him, anyway. Before anyone else chips in with more pedantry (that includes you Dongaton) I suppose Lola isn't about transexuals either, its more transvestite. Maybe the thread should be retitled 'top 5 songs connected to gender confusion'.

Yes, I stand corrected. She Bangs The Drums has been on my mind since the BBC put together a bit of footage of Sharapova with that as the background music. 'kiss me where the sun don't shine' has never sounded better.

Not proud to admit it, but I had my first view of this series of big brother last night . 1. Manics - Born a Girl 2. Kinks - Lola 3. Blur - Girls & Boys 4. Aerosmith - Dude Looks Like a Lady 5. er.....

Donga, We'll have to accept this - you are the authority on how much things can change for the worse within 4 months.