dmlaw's Indie Disco: FRIDAY 21 AUGUST 20:30 BST

Not familiar with this one either. Good Charlotte were GIRLS DON'T LIKE BOYS GIRLS LIKE CARS AND MONEY, right? Twats. Though half right.
 
Not familiar with this one either. Good Charlotte were GIRLS DON'T LIKE BOYS GIRLS LIKE CARS AND MONEY, right? Twats. Though half right.
Yes! And that song where they moaned about rich people having pools, yet I bet they all have a pool now.

Did one of them marry Avril LaMinge?
 
Not familiar with this one either. Good Charlotte were GIRLS DON'T LIKE BOYS GIRLS LIKE CARS AND MONEY, right? Twats. Though half right.
Yeah, Good Charlotte were twats. This song bangs very hard indeed though.
 
I overindulged in Europop but fuck it with 50 odd tracks WHO CARES?
I didn't want to prepare a playlist that no one but me would like. That's why I didn't put any Avril Lavigne in the pop punk section and why you won't be hearing Chelsea Dagger tonight.
 
One of them drinks in one of Mr Kate's local pubs. We've seen him there a couple of times. Apparently he was the shit keyboard player though so my DM loon friend was disappointingly unimpressed.
 
One of them drinks in one of Mr Kate's local pubs. We've seen him there a couple of times. Apparently he was the shit keyboard player though so my DM loon friend was disappointingly unimpressed.
Is he from Basildon? If he's prob my dad's acquaintance. If not, that narrows it down by one.
 
This was the first Editors song I heard and I was instantly smitten. I saw them in Norwich Arts Centre before they were big and the singer married Edith cunting Bowman and they went all U2 and wank.
 
I never got why this song was called Munich.

But it's great isn't it. Their best. They also SNAP with their modern day stuff which the vast majority of today's playlist don't.
 
This was the first Editors song I heard and I was instantly smitten. I saw them in Norwich Arts Centre before they were big and the singer married Edith cunting Bowman and they went all U2 and wank.
I think they must have decided that Papillon was so good they should give the other bands a chance.
 
Is he from Basildon? If he's prob my dad's acquaintance. If not, that narrows it down by one.
Wikipedia says he is from Nottingham but met Martin Gore in Basildon in 1980. And apparently Martin Gore went to Nicholas Comprehensive, Basildon. Could that be him?
 
Obviously it is hard to beat Flux or The Prayer, but this might just be my very favourite Bloc Party song.
 

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