Thomas Talseth

Keep wondering why the singles before and after Movement are so lovely, while the album is so faint. NO were in a rough spot of course. Still, if there were only singles up to PCL the transition from JD would’ve been perfect. Puzzled by this. #TimsTwitterListeningParty

Early 90s. CDs horribly expensive, scarce. Record store, found Doolittle, last copy. Met a friend, «oh, I was looking for that!» Me: I’ll have a quick listen, you can have it if it’s not up my alley. Heard first three tracks. My poor friend! #TimsTwitterListeningParty @PIXIES

Joy Division seem a bit over-appreciated sometimes, when you read about them. But when you hear them? Never, ever. It’s brutal beauty. #TimsTwitterListeningParty

Right off to «The Wanderer»! #TimsTwitterListeningParty

All this talk of Don’t Stand Me Down getting panned at the time, is that accurate? It got to number 13 in the NME critic’s poll of that year, so surely it had supporters from early on? @DexysOfficial @KevinAdams @oharaviolin #TimsTwitterListeningParty

My favourite moment in @QMagazine in the nineties, a review of a JD reissue, quoting Disorder’s opening line: «I’ve been waiting for a guy to come and take me by the hand» @Tim_Burgess @peterhook #TimsTwitterListeningParty

Watching Oasis at Roskilde in 1995 was the ultimate timing, riding on the wave of Some Might Say, still waiting for 2nd LP. Gig starts with Acquiesce ... a gift to the heads #TimsTwitterListeningParty

Strap on, here comes the mighty Felicity. Majestic from the get-go. That piano #timstwitterlisteningparty

It’s on ⁦@Roshauw⁩

Det var en kamp å få tak i denne da den var som hetest i ‘98, på énsides tolvtommer. Nå meldes det at den kommer på stream for første gang, i morgen. youtu.be/-IVpPIodbG0

Ti år tilbake kunne man (med flexikort) ta en kollektivtur i Oslo til kr. 20. Nå: 36. Ligger et opprør og ulmer her.