De La Soul-I can't call it

I watched New Order at Glasto on the TV and they looked really good. Will have to try and catch them if they tour next year.

A Tribe Called Quest- Separate/Together

Yep- confirmed. http://www.rovers.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/danny-graham-rovers-3151282.aspx

Fury has some real talent and I've no doubt would be a nightmare to fight. Just like I do with Morrissey and The Smiths I suppose you've got to put to one side how much of a gimp he is and just appreciate what they do.

I'm looking forward to seeing Joshua again at the weekend, as well as Eubank Jr, I feel those two have a hell of a lot of potential and it's just a matter of realising it. Eubank Jr. needs to stop throwing bombs as much though, it must be exhausting for him! Then, in a couple of weeks' time, Klitschko vs Fury 2! My sister has very selfishly decided to have a 30th birthday do that night..... I'll have to stick Box Nation on in my parent's living room, it might attract a few stragglers!

I enjoyed myself Wednesday as well. The atmosphere was so good, great to finally get to see them.

Maybe so Gav, I just can't imagine them being any fun live....

Coldplay live? Feck dat. That must be duller than listening to Chris Martin talk.

Mos Def- Brown Sugar

Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five- White Lines

The Jam- Down in the tube station at midnight

The Courteeners- Here come the young men

Ghostface Killah- Iron Maiden

The Doors- Roadhouse Blues

Dingles are still obsessed with us in the main I find. I've loads of Dingle mates, and barring a few reasonable ones, so many just go on about us all the time!

I still haven't managed to bring myself to watch that interview, and I still can't look at him holding our scarf/being at Ewood without wanting to vomit.......

The Rolling Stones- Jumpin' jack flash

Haha, real do! Public Enemy supporting every night as well- some good ones on each of the nights- http://www.thestoneroses.co.uk/2016/05/stone-roses-2016-tour-support-acts

You are right mate to be fair. Eminem's very early stuff is decent, but I was never keen on anything post 2nd album really.......Some good stuff exists out there currently, it just needs unearthing. When they refer to the mid 90s as the 'golden age' in hip-hop they were spot on.

Devastating news. The greatest without question. 'Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see'. R.I.P champ :,-(

Ian Brown- Dolphins were monkeys

Black Sheep- The choice is yours

The Beat- Mirror in the bathroom

We have a winner!