​Making an impromptu stop at The Potting Shed Guiseley, Bryn and Dee discover the delights of a bar based on the theme of gardening. 

Is the food any good?
What was the entertainment like?
​Was it a seedy bar?
Did the pair leave well fed and watered?
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​​From their Different Class album, we take a look back at one of Pulp's biggest hits, Disco 2000.

Who is Deborah?
Is it really a good idea to meet up in the year 2000?
What memories does it stir up in you?

There are few things more embarrassing to a child than their dad boogieing away at a family event. Thankfully, one footwear company has developed a robotic pair of shoes that can help limit the cringe-factor.
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​This week's choice of song is T'Pau's Monkey House, from their 1987 Bridge of Spies album, selected by Tom Clare. In a previous post about our shared love of pop music I discussed meeting Tom for the first time, and now he complements it with a post about our first gig attendance: 80's Rewind in Shrewsbury, 2009. T'Pau didn't perform Monkey House at that particular gig, so why on Earth does it hold such a special place in Tom's heart? Read on to find out...

This week I have mostly been listening to The Pop Kids, the latest release from the Super album by the legendary Pet Shop Boys. I have been a fan of theirs ever since their greatest hits album Discography came out in 1991 (which was before they had even covered The Village People’s Go West, now arguably one of their most recognisable hits). Of course they had caught my attention several years earlier... 

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension is a film that defies convention. Among many of the strange treats it offers is an exciting and uplifting end sequence...
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​Bryn has plans for this birthday that include going down the gym, cooking a meal, taking care of emails, writing a blog post and, above all else, not to over-indulge.

​Exactly how many of these did he manage to accomplish?