Live Performances Of Music/Comedy/Speeches/Other

The legendary hit from the Merseysiders who were bigger than Mohammed.

I absolutely love Randy Feltface... hopefully you do or will do as well.

Couldn't have happened to a better matched pondlife couple. Music: 'Don't Lose Your Temper' by XTC (1980).

Justin, from Westbury in Wiltshire, is going to crucify himself in a field somewhere in between the Wiltshire towns of Devizes and Pewsey for 48 hours over Easter in order to 'remember Climate Activists like Xavier Gonzales-Trimmer' and 'fallen comrades who are too physically and/or mentally ill to campaign anymore'. Justin's grand plan is to raise £3000 in order to build a 'National Eco Healing Garden' for the Climate Activist community with a memorial to 'the fallen' as well as Healing Pools and spaces for prayer, meditation and yoga. Yep, £3000 to get all that! Obviously, Justin isn't the sharpest tool in the shed, but greater scorn and guffaws need to be saved for the Eco Community online which has ignored him and not donated. With Justin currently only receiving three offline donations totalling £85 (and one of these donations is most likely from a family relative) he's obviously going to fail to reach his target and with no help from Roger Hallam, Dale Vince, Carol Vorderman, Reece Dinsdale, Feargal Sharkey etc. it's evident that these elites do not give a solitary shit about poor lower order plankton like Justin, our Shaggy from Scooby Doo wannabe. Oh dear, how sad, never mind... Links: Justin's Twitter: https://twitter.com/JustinHeIsJesus Justin's Campaign Thingy: https://chuffed.org/project/108459-justin-becomes-jesus-im-sacrificing-myself-for-climate-change Thanks to KazMC for alerting me to this numpty!

Exposing the scam which is the lucrative and profitable 'Climate Industry'.

Featuring all live versions of hits from this great album including 'Paper Plane' recorded in London (1972) as well as 'Don't Waste My Time' live at the NEC (1989), 'Oh Baby' live in Dublin (2014 - with Alan Lancaster and John Coghlan), 'Big Fat Mama' (live at the NEC, 1982) as well as an 'aquostic' version of 'All The Reasons' from 2014 at The Roundhouse, London and their cover of 'Roadhouse Blues' recorded in Glasgow, 1975.

Featuring the videos for 'Rockers Rollin', 'Rockin' All Over The World (John Fogerty cover), 'For You', 'Dirty Water' (recorded at the NEC, 1982) and 'Hold You Back'.

Wales are in the rugby doldrums after a frankly pathetic start to 2024, with the Union, Team, Management and Grass Roots at war with each other and Players unable to win on the pitch. It's not just the departure of Louis Rees-Zammit which has thrown a spanner in the works, as since the new 'Woke' Board has installed itself in a Trojan Horse Takeover things have gone from bad to worse with no sign of things improving. With a match against South Africa at Twickenham (the Principality Stadium will be unavailable as it's being readied for Taylor 'Illuminati Confirmed' Swift) as well as three tour matches 'down under' in Australia (two tests v The Wallabies and one match v Queensland Reds) it's unlikely that the wins will come back soon and with (rumoured) guests Fiji, Canada, Argentina and Australia (again!) playing Wales in Cardiff in November it's going to be a tough old year on and off the pitch. Dan Biggar's thoughts: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/rugby/rugby-news/dan-biggars-bleak-verdict-welsh-28881259

Includes the videos for 'Whatever You Want', 'Who Asked You' and 'Living On An Island' with a live recording of 'Come Rock With Me/Rockin' On' from Moscow in 1996 and a re-make of the 'Runaway' video.

Featuring the videos for: * What You're Proposin' * Don't Drive My Car * Lies * Rock 'n Roll as well as a recording of 'Over The Edge' live at Milton Keynes in 1984.

The nutty boys have still got it!

Looks like we have something else to be worried about...

A brilliant album from George containing the fantastic 'Life Itself' and the amazing tribute to John Lennon 'All Those Years Ago'.

A great album from George from the early 1980s.

The last album released by George, before his death at only 58 years of age in 2001.

Possibly George's best album in his later career.

The classic album released when George was exactly 33 1/3 years old in 1976.

It's been a good day for myself and for the 'Right-Wing' of Politics globally :) Not only have I scored victories in getting a trial date, taking three corrupt Wales Online journalists to task over them neglecting to report and help a 14 year old female prostitute from rape and exploitation, but I also can (kind of) look to take action against YouTube for yeeting my old profile. It'll be a while, and I might have to go to the States for justice, but who knows - as long as people know for a fact that nonces control who stays and who gets yeeted from YouTube then all good. I also have a big video project planned for very soon indeed as well! Elsewhere, Lee Waters MS quits due to 'nasty bullies' and being embarrassed by Vaughan Gething's dodgy deals with David Neal: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/politics/man-behind-wales-20mph-speed-28750527 Mark Drakeford admits he f*cked up: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/uk-wales-68452566?src_origin=BBCS_BBC The Swiss protect their own: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL0wywKTnQU and 'The Donald' keeps on winning: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-68470315?src_origin=BBCS_BBC

The classic live album from the Midlands Metalheads!

The classic album from the mid 70s.

The best of the solo hits from the Iron Maiden front man.

A brilliant album from George.

His finest album IMO, containing the wonderful and timeless 'Love Comes To Everyone' which was covered many years later by his good friend and fellow musician Eric Clapton.

Or 'Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant' as we say in Wales. The first day of Spring is also St. David's Day, the patron Saint of Wales. As Spring is now here, the national flower of Wales - the Daffodil - is also in bloom, therefore to celebrate the end of Winter here is an ode to Wales by Paul Child: 'My Wales (Please Send Me Daffodils)'.

Moving on to 1973, and after the shock retirement from the game of Barry John, it was up to Llanelli's Phil Bennett to fill the gap at Fly-Half. Wales were the top team, not only in the UK, but in the Northern Hemisphere and the core of their squad had performed miracles for the touring Lions team in New Zealand in 1971. Wales geared up for the 1973 season as the country faced industrial strife and hardship - the pressure was on again, with the boys in red determined to do well and to win the Five Nations title yet again.