So I guess one good thing about being forced to continue Covid Island Discs for another month is I get to cite multiple songs from bands like Blur and the Smiths: both these bands I did not cite until what I thought was the final week of Covid Island Discs so therefore it seemed at […]
Day 458: Country House, Blur Read More »
Time for another song from Irish group the Corrs. A very pretty song sung by three very beautiful sisters and their brother. Bit like the inverse tale of Cinderella with Jim being the guy with 3 beautiful rather than ugly sisters I guess.
Day 429: Runaway, The Corrs Read More »
Time for another song from Radiohead. This is the third time I have cited them in Covid Island Discs. This is one of those mellow songs I guess you would listen to over a bottle of red wine after you have just broken up with the love of your life.
Day 418: High and Dry, Radiohead Read More »
This song came out in 1995 and is rather ironic because if you’re a Christian, you believe that God really did become one of us in the incarnation of Jesus of Nazareth born circa 4 BC in Bethlehem. Joan Osborne imagines that if God was one of us, we would have to believe but, in
Day 307: One of us, Joan Osborne Read More »
Another song from the band Pulp. I guess this English band’s song picks up the very much alive English class system. And here is a comical rewording of the song aimed against one of the most elitist politicians in the current Conservative party. Sadly the lyrics in this comical version are not so far from
Day 298: Common People, Pulp Read More »
This song always reminds me of a Scottish woman who I used to lead a youth group with. When she met the love of her life around the time this song came out this was the song that captured her feelings. Sadly as with so many people who have passed through my life, the last
Day 224: Head over feet, Alanis Morissette Read More »
“Your name is Deborah, it never suited you.” Another song about unrequited love.
Day 169: Disco 2000, Pulp Read More »
I guess this song captures the dying phases of a romantic relationship. A common condition of our fallen humanity. Very arty video
Day 159: No more I love you, Annie Lennox Read More »
So completed my first swim since lockdown without a wetsuit so quite cold. Two people from Platt were also there John Boley (Sarah Boley) and Rachel Watson. Was good to see some church folk in 3D for once although sad social distancing meant could only greet them with a distance wave. We’re still in strange
Day 76: Deeper Water, Paul Kelly Read More »
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