WHAT'S THIS ALL ABOUT?

When I grew up music was the most important of all social currencies. It was truly valuable.

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It was why we queued outside record shops to make sure we got records on the day of release; it's why we taped the charts on a Sunday despite the warning that home taping was killing music: it's why we would put up with our dads complaining about not being able to hear the words while the family devoured / endured Top Of The Pops.

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It's easy to moan that music is not as good nowadays. That's wrong it can be but when you can stream or click or upload or download, a release's value somehow seems less intense, less precious, less a refection of what you are about.

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For me, that value, that connection, the brightness has not diminished one iota so here I am wanting to share my thoughts on probably the greatest pleasure of my life and for that I apologise.

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Let's change the world with music.

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Ramble on.

Yrs

Tony