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OK. I've reached the same conclusion as you. As of 16:55, my choices are: Emma's House - The Field Mice Destroy The Heart - House of Love Good Life - Inner City Purple Rain - Prince & The Revolution Therese - The Bodines Was this meant to be UK singles only?

That was quick. I'm going to have to think for at least 30 minutes.

King of the Slums. And Big Fun.

They weren't last time I looked - the "classic" line-up are 50% English. However, I think this therefore makes them borderline....

I'm going to put in stuff that isn't there already (I think): The Smiths Cocteau Twins Felt My Bloody Valentine The Jesus and Mary Chain Lloyd Cole and the Commotions

You need Acqua di Parma. A classy choice for the discerning gentleman.

I actually have happy memories of that building - I worked there for a few years whilst I was at school.

Too many meetings

An out of date AA membership card, five passport photos from 1998, a very old pear drop. Close to £nil.

The song by The Edsel Auctioneer? That's a cracker. Have we done Laura Marlin yet? Can't be bothered to read all the pages. Something by Gurnard Butler?

Fountain Stairs - Deerhunter

The Blizzard, Backpass, Backspin, Economia (don't ask). One of my all-time favourites was The Modern Review (RIP). Used to subscribe to Marmalade and some glossy, aspirational thing about cities - Boat I think it's called. I'd like to read more magazines but it would just mean fewer books get...

I know what you mean: I was in Coffee Republic on the corner of George Street a couple of months ago and was sure that Calde was going to walk past any moment. Then I strolled down Albany Villas and convinced myself that Calde must either live in one of the villas or at least be likely to be...

A bit louder there, I presume? Never sat in the West. Very quiet (and empty) in E1A. Hoping it's just because of the hols. Listened to Honeyrider today - doesn't go with cloudy weather, but great powerpop.

The Greedy Ugly People please. Corgi, I thought you'd be after some Mclusky?

You've gotta have Thrown Like A Stone by Murry The Hump. And some Helen Love.

....and The Pooh Sticks and The Darling Buds of course. Didn't take HKFC long to get The School in there. By the way HK, if you look behind Danny Holla amid the celebrations after the first Dunk goal on the FLS, you'll see the Tinycowboy teenyboppers celebrating with middle aged dad in checked...

What's that?? Joanna Gruesome? And You, Me, Dancing! by Los Campesinos? Could be a cracker.....

Took me a fair while to read that, very enjoyable picaresque though. Currently reading Working The Room by Geoff Dyer, a collection of essays.

Thanks Jem - Sunday used to be about Turn It Up, now you're contributing to my day of rest with 16 Things...Excellent work.