Spotted outside Gloucester Cathedral yesterday. The first two kind of have a logical connection, but the third? I mean, I can understand the conspiracy theories about the moon landings, but faking the whole of space? Was someone so incensed that poor Edwin Hubble has been consigned to the dusty basement of history now that there is a brand shiny new space telescope named after NASA Johnny-Come-Lately James Webb? These important questions and answers of the day should at least demand page 7 in the Gloucestershire Echo, surely?
On a completely unrelated note, today's selection is inspired by artists, tracks and themes featured in Dubhed's current Top 10 most popular posts. Where else would you find The Sisters Of Mercy and New Order shacking up with One Dove, David McAlmont and Little Simz?
1) Deadline For My Memories (Album Version): Electribe 101 (1992)
2) Long Train (12" Version): The Sisters Of Mercy (1984)
3) Paris (Cover of Friendly Fires): The Anchoress (2012)
4) Woman (Live @ Later... With Jools Holland): Little Simz (2021)
5) Paradise (Remix By Robert Racic & Nick Mainsbridge): New Order (1987)
6) Breakdown (Secret Knowledge Light Mix By Kris Needs): One Dove (1993)
7) Blind Vision (Album Version By John Luongo): Blancmange (1983)
8) Parade (Cover of Magazine): Dave Formula ft. David McAlmont (2010)
9) Half A World Away (Nicky Campbell Session): R.E.M. (1991)
10) This Woman's Work (Album Version): Kate Bush (1989)
1983: Mange Tout: 7
1984: Walk Away EP: 2
1987: True Faith EP (Australian 12" single): 5
1989: The Sensual World: 10
1993: Breakdown EP: 6
2010: Satellite Sweetheart: 8
2012: Reprise: The Covers Collection: 3
2018: Best Of At The BBC: 9
2021: Woman EP: 4
2022: Electribal Soul (previously unreleased 1992 album): 1
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