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I know a place that has sunbeds and does piercings. It's called Pierce Bronzin, which I think is ever so slightly terrific.

The thing is, if Radiohead were still on a major label and were preparing for a 'conventional' release, then it probably wouldn't be out until February at the earliest, and it would leak onto the internet soon enough. Radiohead are just pre-empting the inevitable, and offering people the album...

The best CD packaging I''ve ever seen was on Spiritualized''s ''Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space'', from 1997. A limited box set of that came out with each of the 12 tracks on its own 3" CD, and it came presented in a foil blister pack which you had to ''pop'' to get the CD. Kind of...

I''m just back from Ibiza, where i spotted Rachel Stevens sitting outside Cafe Mambo on Friday evening, watching the sunset, listening to Pete Tong DJing, smoking like a chimney. She looked incredible.

That''s almost what I''m trying to say, but instead of it being irrelevant to the industry in 2007, I would say it''s inappropriate for the industry in 2007. I would contend that it is still relevant, because, as far as I''m aware, the majority of contracts still don''t include...

But the label, under a normal contract, has no right to any of the tour revenue. Let''s not think that an artist/band should get the money from their tour and then look at their label and think, "well, they have invested in us, they deserve some of this". That would be misunderstanding the...

Can anyone explain just what was good about Diana? A woman who claimed to have thrown herself down stairs while pregnant for attention, and part of an unelected and institutionally racist ''family'' whose very existence contradicts the idea that we are supposed to live in a democracy? Nothing...

The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up, and Primal Scream - Swastika Eyes are two of the only songs that I can remember being banned recently, although even then it was only by certain radio stations.

But surely Tesco are paying the music industry the going rate for the CD's and then selling them themselves at a low cost, therefore impacting only their own profits on the albums and not the music industry's? For instance, in your comparison of Tesco selling milk cheaply, then they would still...