SamHealer

I'm moving out of my flat (BS1, if it matters) in the not-too-distant future, and would much rather pay something reasonable to get the whole place cleaned and minimise unreasonable deductions from the deposit. Anyone got any positive/negative experiences or recommendations for this kind of job? Thanks!

It's behind a paywall, here: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/magazine/culture/the-autumns-must-sees-matthew-bournes-swan-lake-emma-rices-wise-children-carlos-acosta-renzo-piano-childish-gambino-and-jodie-whittakers-doctor-who-tfvldzrw5

"Doctor Who Doctor who? A woman Doctor, that’s who. Jodie Whittaker stars in the new series. BBC1, Sept 23"

Edit: and it's gone!

I can't make it because of a work do, and I don't want the ticket to go to waste. Boris are hard to categorise, but there's loud guitars, what's not to like? They're playing their album Pink in full, here's a song: https://youtu.be/855klBq2fnQ

It's a print at home ticket, so leave a comment and I'll DM first person who wants it. Cheers!

Reasonably old film (40's/50's?), it starts and ends in a theatre with a psychic on stage giving a performance, and I'm fairly certain someone gets shot at the end. The rest of the plot was a relatively benign thriller, man and woman on the run.This is really vague, sorry.

There's a strip about famous sayings being physically true about the protagonist - for example, the saying "you can't judge a book by its cover" specifically meaning the protagonist is physically incapable of judging a book by looking at its cover. (Yes, I know I've killed the humour of it).

I could have sworn that it was Dinosaur Comics, but I can't find anything in the archives, and asked Ryan North, who can't recall doing a strip on that. So any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated :)

For those of you not in the UK, or those of you who don't know what Mastermind is, it's a quiz show known for being relatively difficult (certainly more difficult than most quiz shows out there), where each contestant answers 2 minutes of questions on their specialist subject, and 2.5 minutes on general knowledge.

It'll be harder than "what's the name of the lead singer?", but not ridiculously obscure questions. So I'm looking forward to it!

So yeah, I completely forgot about this. It's not an excuse, but it's been a busy few months personally, and this kind of got left by the way-side. If anyone's still around, shall we see if we can still pull something cool together? Obviously, if people have moved on to other things or re-organised things themselves, that's cool with me.

I'm looking forward to catching up on what's been going on here while I've been away, looks like we've got some interesting covers here already :)

It seems to me that, moreso than most other bands, Radiohead fans are obsessed with the unreleased songs that the band have performed at one time or another. And there's a wide variety in how those songs are known. True Love Waits has been around for just over 16 years now, and remains fundamentally the same as its first performance - no name changes, the exact same lyrics, the same arrangement (save for the initial performance with Jonny's keyboard, but the guitar remains the same). Lift was radically reworked between the OK Computer sessions and the Hail To The Thief sessions. Some songs have ended up on later records (Nude and Morning Mr Magpie, most notably) in different forms, some stil

I'm always on the look out for utterly trivial bits of knowledge, so why not ask r/radiohead! I'll start:

You know the sequence of numbers on the back of OK Computer? It's "18576397" - that's the moment the album was completed. 6.57pm, 6th of March, 1997. Fully mastered, approved by the band, it was deemed completed.

So what's yours?