Thirty years on it’s hard to imagine a world without Ever Fallen In Love by the Buzzcocks. This appearance dates back to the days before the track was released.
More Mancunian fun. Hard to believe now that John Cooper Clarke was ever in a Sugar Puffs campaign but here's the proof. Tellingly, Sugar Puffs never figured in the Health Fanatic's regime.
What a genius marriage - images from The Prisoner set to the Rolling Stones’ track 2,000 Light Years From Home. Hard to work out which is trippier, the footage or the soundtrack?
Ah ok, she’s an easy target but here’s another look at the continual unravelling of Amy Winehouse. Here she is putting in a virtuoso performance in the studio. She seems to have forgotten to get dressed.
Man alive, imagine if electric guitars had actually looked like this. The BBC’s Imagine: The Story of The Guitar shows what could have been. Not quite so sexy ….
Sir Paul McCartney proves he has a sense of humour by performing the themes to Blankety Blank and Home & Away in Peter Kay’s fairly laugh-free Channel 4 special Britain’s Got The Pop Factor (etc).
There's clearly no chance Barack Obama could fail to get into office now he has the powerhouse votewinner John Taylor behind him .... ah, but he won't be voting for him.
3:02 PM | 16/10/2008
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