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I read this as Uncle saying "people should have been able to find SOMETHING in the Kylie set to like - there is more to her than just the early PWL songs" Did I get that wrong? I'm no Kylie fan, but I thought the Roses/Slow/Fashion/Confide was a classic run of songs and a Glastonbury highlight

Duke of York is quite sweet and old fashioned. Little bar upstairs. I like it I used to go to Peckhamplex for years. Main gripe is the ticketing system being same place they sell popcorn. Gets chaotic. Can’t argue with those prices tho

@gommy ha. Fair comment. That’s the entrance and bar screens and other seating areas off to the left

Living in a small town with no cinema, used to mean an 8 mile schlep to Brighton or Uckfield And then, a year ago, this 3 screen beauty opened in the town. Seriously comfortable seating with tons of legroom, local beers, special showings (eg, original Alien, remastered, with a talk from nearby university on current state of space exploration) I keep thinking I dreamt it into existence

This, from JPL, should have got more kudos

@ Elmo Bless - you honestly think Mr Farley isn't as we speak, falling down a rabbit-hole. He'll ring you up to talk about the Bonfireside Chat podcasts next, and how he's rolling a pyromancer. ;-)

As Into the Night got mentioned, is that on the radar for a future article?

Microprose Golf on the Amiga was a blinding game as well - felt like so many shots had to be really considered with great risk and reward. Too many golf games since don't REALLY punish you for wayward shots

Just who are all these Dulwichites I may know on here? Agreed Flying Pig is ace - jealous I won't get to try new beer shop as I moved away earlier this year

Anyone remember when they were young and were forced by their parents to eat food that was good for them?Many on here will have rebelled at being forced to do something, even if it was good for themOther people will have parents who didnt force them but, instead, persuaded (by one method or another) their children to eat the same foodIm not saying Xbox One was good food, but regardless of how good it is, they were never going to succeed with such a bullish (bullying) approach to gamersAs for the multiple problems price? Yeap, too much. DRM/ownership I agree with most of the people arguing against it but in reality Im reasonably happy to download a game and accept the license restrictions with one exceptionIn no universe, this or parallel, am I ever going to accept that I cant play games on my machine just because my internet (or their side) is down. I accept I cant play WoW in this situation, and I accept I am missing out on the online aspects of Dark Souls but you tell me I cant play Dark Souls at all because of someones dodgy connectionAbsolute fantasy and arraogance of highest order (I have no idea why all of the paragraph formatting in that last post of mine went AWOL - sorry guys)

I’m still watching it And enjoying it mostly It’s true that sympathetic characters are almost non-existant, but it does reflect the narcisstic lives led by many people in NY (not that that’s a trait specific to NY of course… but as it’s set there, I have to say it rings true) But it does seem to subtly ask where are they all going –ie what is the point of all this self-absorption? If nothing else it’s a change of pace from much of the rest of TV shows at the moment

really? Ach, That's a shame

Something I’ve been wondering, and can’t find example of anywhere is… With just Gwyn left to tackle, has anyone emptied the rest of the entire game of all possible enemies? Ie – could they then just roam through ever level and view the environments without seeing any enemies? I know there will be a couple of anomalies, but you get the gist of the question? I think it would be a pretty cool feeling How annoying would it be to then drop off a platform accidentally and hear the bonfire noise, knowing that all of that hard work is wasted

quite so, vermin I genuinely thought he was "done" but that if he did make an album it would be along these lines. Reality was last stab at "thrusty" music but I prefer my older artists to take a step back

Interesting to see who is playing on the album I know Earl Slick did, and it's produced by Visconti. Does that sound like Mike Garson on piano?