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Oasis and class

A bit late in the day, but I just got round to reading a couple of things in this morning's Guardian. One is Matt Bolton's piece on the class war in British indie. The other is Alexis Petridis' customarily thought-provoking review of Oasis' "Dig Out Your Soul".

Robert Wyatt Part Four

Click on the links for Part One, Part Two and Part Three of the interview. Is it fair to see the last three LPs of a piece? They seem to sit together as a sequence. Yeah I think what I found, funnily enough, is sometimes you get what you want when you stop trying to get it.

Massive Attack’s Meltdown Festival Line-Up Revealed!

Gang of Four, Yellow Magic Orchestra and Elbow rub shoulders on London's South Bank

Portishead – Third

Magnificent return, reinvention from the Bristol three + indepth Q&A w/Geoff Barrow

REM’s Accelerate Speeds To Top Of UK Album Chart

The band's first album in four years knocks Duffy off the top spot

Drillbit Taylor

That first day at high school is still a bummer, starring Owen Wilson

Countdown To Led Zep: The Biggest Reunion Ever Is Here In 7 Days

Random trivia, celebs' requests, and how to build your own replica gig!

Pink Floyd, The Nice and ‘The Welsh Fillmore’

I recently wrote in Uncut about seeing Pink Floyd in March 1969 at a place called The Kee Club in Bridgend, a small town about half way to Cardiff from where I grew up in the even smaller town of Port Talbot.

Capital line up!

Uncut presents the 10 must-see films at this year’s The Times BFI London Film Festival

Jim Croce – The Way We Used To Be

Exhaustive triple-disc anthology of '70s Philadelphian troubadour
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