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Hmm.. Not sure actually. It was played live in that time period. Perhaps Thom hadn't finished his lyrical alterations by that point.

Peter Thomson-Shakespeare's Theatre.

May as well include the EPs, or some of them; Pablo Honey 1.Blow Out 2.Stop Whispering 3.You My Iron Lung (Their growth between Pablo Honey and this is huge. Easily some of their best B-Sides.) 1.Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong 2.The Trickster 3.Permanent Daylight The Bends...

:) Dirty Three and Augie March are my favourite Australian bands... Although the Go-Betweens are starting to grow on me, figuratively.

Of course, if it wasn't for John, Rove would still be sweeping rats and attempting to avoid bubonic plague at the public access station. :D I never got the appeal of Rove. How sad that we live in a society which (generally) shuns someone witty like Shaun Micallef (Micallef Tonight, we hardly...

Wolf-Dieter Dube- The Expressionists. Interesting and nice reproductions.. If only more of them were in colour, colour being very important in Expressionist works.

I count myself among them. :) Now reading; Salman Rushdie-Imaginary Homelands: Essays and Criticism 1981-1991.

Naomi Black-Virginia Woolf as Feminist.

Thomas W. Dunk-It's A Working Man's Town: Male Working Class Culture

Sonic Youth-Schizophrenia I went away to see an old friend of mine His sister came over, she was out of her mind She said Jesus had a twin Who knew nothing about sin And she was laughing like crazy At the trouble I'm in Her light eyes were dancing, she is insane Her brother says she's...

I've managed to read in the past week; Susan Faludi-Backlash: The War on America's Women Simon Marginson-Educating Australia: Government, Economy and Citizen since 1960 Jane Kenway et al.-Answering Back: Girls, Boys and Feminism in Schools Susan Sontag-On Photography Now reading...

We now return you to our irregularly scheduled nerdy semi-obscure lyrics; Talking Heads-Crosseyed and Painless Lost my shape Tryin' to act casual! Can't stop I might end up in the hospital Changin' my shape I feel like an accident They're back! To explain their experience Isn't it...

Elvis is far more sappy, at least his later material. Try these songs for supposed Beatles 'sappiness' -Helter Skelter -I Want You (She's So Heavy) -Tomorrow Never Knows -Hey Bulldog -Yer Blues -While My Guitar Gently Weeps -Revolution (Single version) Its all opinion, but still...

That isn't the point though. Of course heterosexuals and homosexuals have 'equal rights', in that regard. The difference however, is in preference, that is, that heterosexuals generally do marry members of the opposite sex, whereas the preference of homosexuals is 'legally' excluded. In that...

But thats the point. These attacks are part of a scare campaign being reported throughout much of the Australian press. (And emphasised in News Corp publications, unsurprisingly.) Theres much difference between examining options and 'ecstasy for all', as some would have it. Sadly, this...

Gadzooks. But you're still a Beatles fan, right? ;)

Augie March-The Night Is A Blackbird Well it tastes like a Sunday, There should be music in the front room, and the markets a'milling with the people in the afternoon. And there's a question to be asked if you're drinking alone, It's what horse were you thrown from which riderless goes...

Augie March-Sunset Studies You are the queen of a dust bowl, Ex to a crier in a town of ashes, This is what happens when a great love crashes. Tonight you let me see you, For the first time, in a long time, For the first time, in a time Without the fear of going blind, without the fear...

Picking favourite songs is ever so difficult; A Day In The Life Julia Across The Universe (Preferably the WWF or Anthology versions.) You Never Give Me Your Money Strawberry Fields Forever

Don't forget 'The Burrow' (No story has better rendered the feelings of claustrophobia and paranoia), 'The Cares of a Family Man' (So succint) and 'The Great Wall Of China'. :)