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“World Meat Prices Reach New High as Consumers Clamor for Beef [Whilst] Global Cattle Supplies Dwindle.
“Cattle farmers in many parts of the world are dealing with climate change and disease, curbing production. The American herd is the lowest in decades and numbers are also tightening in top shipper Brazil, with increasingly volatile weather adding to the challenges to rebuild.”
“Arctic heat: The Arctic Island Jan Mayen (70.58 N) had a medium summer temperature of 6.7C [44.1F], its warmest summer since the observations began in 1921.
“Old record 6.4C 2014.” [Torsten Hanssen]
https://x.com/VaerTorsten/status/1963334182924435785
“Latvia faces one of its toughest agricultural seasons in years.
“Latvia’s farming sector is experiencing one of the most difficult seasons in recent history, with losses already estimated at hundreds of millions of euros, reports LSM+. Experts warn that the country is effectively becoming a “risk farming zone” as climate change brings unpredictable conditions.”
“The Isle of Man has experienced its warmest summer on record, meteorologists have confirmed…
“Observer Gary Salisbury said the “consistency of the warm periods” – rather than “extreme” peaks – had made the summer of 2025 the warmest since records began in 1948.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg95vvg552o
“UK suffers worst ever year for wildfires – with total set to eclipse 1,000…
“Phil Garrigan, chair of the National Fire Chief Council (NFCC), said the wildfires had tied up crews “for days on end” and taken “a real human toll on the firefighters”. Four summer heatwaves and a lack of rain have helped produce tinderbox conditions in many areas.”
“A swarm of jellyfish has caused major disruption at one of France’s largest nuclear power plants, for the second time in a month.
“The jellyfish entered the filters of the pumping station and the Paluel nuclear plant, France’s national energy firm EDF said.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ygkxlmg41o
“Food Delivery Drivers Feel Strain of Italy’s Ban on Outdoor Work on Hottest Days.
“…in some places, like Rome, they suffer twice: first from cycling in searing temperatures, then by not being allowed to do so, as concerned officials banned work during the hottest hours of the hottest days.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/06/world/europe/italy-food-delivery-drivers-heat-rules.html
“Aneto Glacier on 03 Sept. 2025. What’s left of the largest glacier in the Pyrenees!
“Only few years more to see ice at the roof of this magnificent mountain range…” [Melaine Le Roy]
https://x.com/subfossilguy/status/1963679396067508274
“Portugal Records Hottest, Driest Summer Since [records began in] 1931: Weather Agency.
“The average maximum temperature settled at an unprecedented 30.78C [87.4F] this summer — 2.09C higher than usual, and the highest figure since records began in 1931.”
“August 2025 was the hottest month on record in Spain.
“Spain’s average temperature in August 2025 hit 25C [77F], matching the national record set the same month last year, the national meteorological agency AEMET said Friday.”
https://www.thelocal.es/20250905/spains-average-august-temperature-matched-2024-record
“MEDITERRANEAN HEAT WAVE:
“The fierce heat extends to the Western Mediterranean. Today up to 39.4C [102.9F] in SPAIN… Exceptional hot night in ALGERIA MINIMUM 33.3C at Tindouf (0.1C from record); Max >45C again. Hotter in the coming days!”
https://x.com/extremetemps/status/1964031710858760629
“As Sierra Leone’s farmers bear the brunt of climate change, citizens demand strong climate action…
“Sierra Leone is one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries. It faces rising temperatures, more frequent floods, coastal erosion, and food insecurity, all of which threaten livelihoods, especially for those dependent on rain-fed agriculture.”
“INSANITY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA – 42.4 [108.3F] Walvis Bay NAMIBIA HOTTEST SEPTEMBER DAY IN HISTORY; Also 39.5 Luderitz Point.
“Yesterday 41.9 Skukuza SOUTH AFRICA. This MADNESS will go on weeks and will become THE MOST EXTREME HEAT EVENT IN SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE HISTORY outside Antarctica NO LESS!”
https://x.com/extremetemps/status/1963669564610203829
“Sudan rescuers pull 370 bodies from Darfur landslides, many remain trapped…
“The August 31 landslide that followed days of heavy rainfall in Tarasin, in the Marrah Mountains, could have possibly killed as many as 1,000 people, Mohamed Abdel-Rahman al-Nair, a spokesperson for the SLM/A, which controls the region, previously told the AP news agency.”
“Sudan, Egypt FMs urge Ethiopia to change course ahead of megadam launch…
“In a joint statement following the 2+2 meeting, the two countries “reaffirmed their complete rejection of any unilateral actions in the Eastern Nile Basin that would harm their water interest.” They said Ethiopia’s unilateral operation of the dam is in violation of international law and warned it would have “serious repercussions for the downstream countries.””
“The worst drought in decades is threatening Syria’s fragile recovery from years of civil war.
“The worst drought in decades is gripping much of the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East, drying out rivers and lakes, shriveling crops and leading to dayslong tap water cutoffs in major cities. The situation is particularly dire in Syria…”
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/syria-middle-east-bashar-assad-damascus-hezbollah-b2819838.html
“Jordan: Record temperatures in August, nearly 50 degrees Celsius [122F]…
“This period marked what the JMD described as the most extreme heatwave ever recorded in Jordan’s climate history, with daytime temperatures exceeding seasonal averages by 6-12 degrees Celsius for seven consecutive days.”
“Drought Forces 742 Families from Central and Southern Iraq to Displace to Holy Najaf…
“Most displaced families, primarily farmers, have settled in informal areas within Najaf city, especially in the Haydariya and Radwi neighborhoods, seeking work opportunities and refuge from harsh conditions.”
“Three Dams in Iran Dried Up, Eight More Near Collapse.
“With the intensifying water crisis and the Iranian regime’s failure in resource management, official reports indicate a serious decline in reservoir levels behind the dams. Three dams in the country have completely dried up, while eight other important and large dams are on the brink of drying out.”
https://iranfocus.com/economy/55282-three-dams-in-iran-dried-up-eight-more-near-collapse/
“Pamir Plateau [Central Asia] Loses Its “Ice Shield”: Scientists Confirm End of Glacier Stability Anomaly…
“For years, the Pamir-Karakoram anomaly stood as a rare outlier in global climate trends: a region where glaciers remained relatively stable despite accelerating global warming. Now, new research from the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) confirms that even these “last strongholds” have begun to lose mass at an alarming rate.”
https://timesca.com/pamir-loses-its-ice-shield-scientists-confirm-end-of-glacier-stability-anomaly/
“Floods affect over 4 million people in Pakistan’s Punjab province.
“Flash floods caused by high water levels in rivers and breach of river embankments have affected over 4 million people directly by displacing them across Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) said on Friday.”
https://english.news.cn/20250906/2eae5c53a6394a738fdea88231a02591/c.html
“Pakistan’s southern Sindh province evacuates 100,000 people over flooding threat.
“Authorities in Pakistan’s southern Sindh province have evacuated more than 100,000 people from low-lying areas along the Indus river, a government spokesman said on Friday, after neighboring India warned of cross-border flooding from dam release.”
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/sindh-india-punjab-islamabad-pakistan-b2820985.html
“[River] Yamuna crosses danger mark as heavy rains flood Delhi…
“On Thursday, muddy water poured into many homes in low-lying areas, from which thousands had already been evacuated to safer places as a precaution. Authorities shut the historic Loha Pul, or Iron Bridge, spanning the Yamuna in the older part of the city.”
https://www.dawn.com/news/1939762
“China’s Summer of Climate Whiplash Brings Heat, Floods, and Drought…
“This year’s extreme heat was compounded by a north-south climate flip: the traditionally arid north was hit by flooding, while the south turned unusually dry. In Beijing, a rare deluge killed 44 people, left nine missing, and damaged 24,000 homes.”
https://www.sixthtone.com/news/1017578
“Nine weather stations in China broke or tied September records today, with Jiande, Zhejiang, reaching 40C [104F], the highest in China for September this year.
“Temperatures in southern China are expected to continue rising tomorrow, and records will continue to be broken.” [Jim Yang]
https://x.com/yangyubin1998/status/1963950487188980222
“Gansu province experiences a sudden “September hailstorm”! Snow piles up to knee-deep, shocking residents: “We’ve never seen anything like this before.”
“Staff from the Gannan Prefecture Meteorological Bureau confirmed that the hailstorm lasted nearly an hour, and because the hail quickly accumulated, it looked like “thick snow.” The local government has warned residents to strengthen their precautions against meteorological disasters…”
“Heavy rains hit Sichuan again, causing flooding in many areas.
“On September 5, heavy rains hit the Sichuan Basin, causing flooding in Guangyuan, Nanchong, Mianyang, and other areas. Authorities blocked the news, and netizens criticized the CCP for releasing floodwaters without warning.”
https://www.ntdtv.com/b5/2025/09/05/a104017369.html
“Typhoon-spawned Tornado Damages Homes, Overturns Cars, Injures 25 in Shizuoka [Japan]…
“Record-breaking precipitation was observed in five locations, including Kikugawa and Makinohara in Shizuoka Prefecture, where hourly rainfall surpassed 100 millimeters [4 inches]. According to the prefecture, 43 homes in Makinohara had been either completely or partially destroyed by 8 p.m. Friday.”
https://japannews.yomiuri.co.jp/society/general-news/20250906-279381/
“EXTRAORDINARY HEAT IN EAST ASIA: Historic hot night- MINIMUMS:
“25.6 [78.1F] Haeju RECORD HOTTEST AUTUMN NIGHT IN NORTH KOREA; 24.9 Pyongyang; 24.8 Ryongyon; 24.4 Nampo; 24.2 Sariwon; 23.8 Anju; 23.2 Huichon; 23.0 Singye; SOUTH KOREA: 26.0 Baengnyeongdo; JAPAN: 28.6 Tanegashima.”
https://x.com/extremetemps/status/1964130397798773034
“‘No more empty homes while people are homeless’: the squatters being evicted from the northern rivers’ ‘buyback’ homes [NSW, Australia].
“Since the catastrophic floods of 2022, just 41 homes in the northern rivers have been raised, retrofitted or relocated. Far more have been bought back – and those living in them have been told to leave.”
“Mirror image molecules reveal drought stress in the Amazon rainforest…
“”In 2023, the Amazon rainforest experienced its worst recorded drought since records began. Giovanni Pugliese, a scientist from the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry who was on site during the measurement campaign, recalls, “The heat was unbearable when collecting the samples. The forest was clearly suffering; its leaves were yellowing and the dry clay soil was cracking”.”
https://phys.org/news/2025-09-mirror-image-molecules-reveal-drought.html
“Climate change severely impacts Costa Rican banana sector with 20 per cent export decline in first half.
“Heavy rainfall and the spread of Black Sigatoka disease have severely affected Costa Rica’s banana industry, with exports falling by over 20 per cent compared to last year as climate change continues to challenge producers.”
“CARIBBEAN RECORD HEAT – Endless record heat all over the Caribbean continues:
“TURKS AND CAICOS; Providenciales just reached 35C [95F] for the first time in history, which is also a territorial record for the month of September. MEXICO: 40.4C Felipe Carrillo Puerto- September record.”
https://x.com/extremetemps/status/1963722856912580676
“Arizona’s Heat Is So Extreme Even Rattlesnakes and Cacti Are Struggling…
“Mike Cardwell, a rattlesnake researcher who spoke with AZCentral about Arizona’s recent extreme heat that’s killing off animals that should be able to survive it, had never seen snakes die underground due to the heat. But after weeks of 110°F+ days, the burrows that should offer refuge from the heat became little ovens that cook them alive.”
“Years of drought, causing critically low water levels at Lake Powell, have revealed a submerged pickup truck containing human remains near the Arizona-Utah border.
“The vehicle belonged to a 54-year-old man missing since December 2023; the identity of the remains is yet to be confirmed as the death is investigated.”
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/lake-powell-utah-body-found-b2820674.html
“Western wildfires creating strain on insurance industry, homeowners: Report. Increasing materials costs have made rebuilding more expensive, the report said.
“The risk of having your home damaged or destroyed by a wildfire is increasing, according to a new report. As a result, homeowners are facing rising insurance costs, reconstruction costs or even no insurance coverage after devastating wildfires.”
“Storms Slam Wichita With Huge Hail, Violent Winds.
“Severe thunderstorms slammed Wichita and other parts of Central Kansas with damaging hail and wind gusts Wednesday evening. See how hail as big as golf balls and baseballs rained down during the wild weather, making a mess of roads, damaging vehicles and knocking out power to thousands of customers.”
https://weather.com/news/weather/video/huge-hail-damaging-winds-hit-wichita-kansas
“B.C. wildfires force more evacuations, local state of emergency.
“The Fraser Valley Regional District declared a local state of emergency and an evacuation order for the Coquihalla Lakes Lodge and the Coquihalla Summit Snowmobile Club due to the Mine Creek wildfire.”
https://globalnews.ca/news/11395146/bc-wildfires-evacuations-local-state-emergency/
“After British Columbia, HISTORIC WARMTH IN YUKON: Yesterday 29.2C [84.6F] Braeburn SEPTEMBER HOTTEST DAY IN YUKON HISTORY.
“Tons of records smashed (see below). In the meanwhile WASHINGTON had another record hot night: Minimum 73F The Dalles hottest September night in history.”
https://x.com/extremetemps/status/1964096572192371100
“ALASKA RECORD WARMTH [Text from Rick Thoman @alaskawx]
“Northway (Interior, Upper Tanana Dene county) reached 80F (26.7C) late Thursday afternoon. This is the highest temperature on record in September. Previous highest was 79F in 1982. Climate observations since 1942.”
https://x.com/extremetemps/status/1963940013709656530
“Fighting climate change must include a serious solution to rubbish landfills.
“Waste from food and other rubbish in landfills accounts for around 10 per cent of all global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the UN’s Environmental Programme. Although underreported in official accounts, that is more than five times the amount produced by the whole of the aviation industry.”
“I’m not sure many folks realize just how persistent the warming from CO2 is.
“Here is a set of 1000-year climate model runs (using FaIR) simulating one year of CO2 emissions (40 gigatons in 2020); a millennia later the world has not cooled back down!” [Zeke Hausfather]
https://x.com/hausfath/status/1963735875646287951
“São Paulo – The executive director of the upcoming UN Climate Conference (COP30), Brazilian Ana Toni, said Thursday that the event “will mark a turning point” in the way climate finance is addressed worldwide…
“Toni stressed that for the first time, new financing mechanisms for decarbonization are being debated, including tools to reward ecosystem preservation.”
https://efecomunica.efe.com/en/cop30-will-be-a-turning-point-in-climate-finance-says-director/
“New research explores climate change and the limits of human progress…
““Pessimism is fundamentally about recognizing and living within natural human limits,” Scranton writes. “It’s about recognizing that suffering is inevitable but not unbearable. It’s about learning to die and learning to live with death. And finally, it’s about committing to a radical and paradoxical hope: the hope that life might be worth living after the end of the world.””
https://phys.org/news/2025-09-explores-climate-limits-human.html
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I mentioned you in my latest vlog.
Rattlesnakes being cooked alive oh my..
https://youtu.be/7-bV-JhHl3I?si=j-7UIXJLeEvdaLi1
Thank you for the flattering mention, Doom Wizard. Glad to see your audience growing. 😎
I didn’t know you were a Texan, btw. I have family in Houston, though I’ve never been down there.
That was really good, Doom Wizard.
I have no idea what to buy to offset initial collapse of economy (though I think the rich will keep pumping it to keep it going as long as possible.)
“Pessimism is fundamentally about recognizing and living within natural human limits,” Scranton writes. “It’s about recognizing that suffering is inevitable but not unbearable. It’s about learning to die and learning to live with death. And finally, it’s about committing to a radical and paradoxical hope: the hope that life might be worth living after the end of the world.”
Yes, coming to terms with, and adapting to, those realities is crucial to continued human survival but… this is materially impossible not only at the level of the individual but even of an aprioristically defined group of people falling short of a universal humanity. This caveat gets ignored by – without exception – everyone I’ve read on this, regardless of my concurrence with the rest of what they say about collapse.
What is interesting about the localism trend is that it is gaining traction precisely at a time when the local of the past has completely disappeared and been replaced by a dithering simulacrum. The people who are advocating for “buy local, grow local” are not subsistence peasants but white suburbanites who can afford to be myopic enough about what localism entails to believe it possible. The petty producer in Nigeria or India wants to move to the city for the opportunity (albeit illusory) to earn more money, or wants more price support from the government so he can barely break even.
As recently as 40 years ago the communist towns of Italy and France were still a major political force, as were the working class/Labour communities in the UK. They had their own culture, institutions, voted the same way, looked out for each other – and it wasn’t just fancy slogans either. That was the real form of “local” (in certain respects) community of the last century. The localism of suburban barbeques and hippie communes was the invention of the middle-class and wealthy who comprised them, and hence a contradiction in terms. Yet all that remains today of the former are dusty rituals and slogans, while it is precisely the latter which is reasserting itself on the world stage in so many different ways.
Back to my point – it is not enough to say that no man is an island but also that every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. Human survival is the survival of the continent of humanity as it actually exists, under present conditions, or not at all. It cannot be made to fit the dimensions of a vision of the future that cannot confront it in its entirety.
“…it is not enough to say that no man is an island but also that every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.”
Jupiviv, you’re preaching to the choir with me on this. We are all cells in the superorganism, which begs the question – can any of us survive when it dies? Perhaps there will be the human equivalent of “zombie” glial cells for a while:
“In the hours after we die, certain cells in the human brain are still active. Some cells even increase their activity and grow to gargantuan proportions, according to new research from the University of Illinois Chicago.”
https://today.uic.edu/zombie-genes-research-shows-some-genes-come-to-life-in-the-brain-after-death/
Your points about bourgeois pseudo-localisation are well taken. There is a slightly different phenomenon in the UK with community-led “transition towns” legitimately attempting to become more self-reliant and resilient to meet the challenges of climate change etc.
“recognizing and living within natural human limits,”
We’ll be having none of that. The habitat needs to change to meet my entitlement desires. 😉
This is getting to be quite the routine.
Stumble down in the morning after a decent night’s sleep, drink a little coffee and have a peanut butter English muffin and open the early morning’s C&E.
When it’s a climate C&E, swiftly scroll by the disaster weather headlines to the last one or two links that constitute a decent thinker’s hopium windup effort to all the Climatastrophe.
Today its doomersphere headline act English professor Roy Scranton, not to be confused with Roger Scruton, nor with any of his fellow Iraq War enlisted turned novelists/professors.
How does anyone maintain a professor job and keep getting book contracts while entertaining and flirting with climatastrophic talk/thoughts?
By performing a Madlibs mashup of the terms, resulting in this kind of advertorial nonsense:
“ What emerges is a challenging but ultimately hopeful proposition: if we have the courage to accept our limits, we may find a way to embrace our unknowable future.”
Fantastic – there we go, turning “pessimism” into just another labor-saving kitchen device. Go ahead, professor, show us the right way to “embrace” mass death, global famine, the rule of idiotic psychopaths, bombing refugees, encouraged pandemics, bullshit jobs, the ecocidal Magic 8 ball of A”I”.
There, I’m ready for another day, having disposed of yet another Big Think attempt to re-route my synapses. All in a morning’s work, Pan-O.
Agreed. Scranton and his ilk should STFU.
‘Regardless, it’s vital to raise awareness of the severity of the problem and take individual and collective steps to slow the melt. Adopting clean, renewable energy is one approach, and reducing waste and taking local action are others.”
This pabulum is posted at the end of every article on TCD (The Cool Down). So, see? It’s easy if only you’d do your part., slacker.
“How does anyone maintain a professor job and keep getting book contracts while entertaining and flirting with climatastrophic talk/thoughts?”
Quite. These are narratives that are inconsistent with the system’s operating logic and so get suppressed or marginalised. There is little money and even less chance of professional advancement for those prepared to tell the unvarnished truth, ie that modern industrial civilisation is inherently self-terminating and billions of people are going to die this century in the chaos of it collapse.
But I am happy to follow the story here, and glad I provide a diverting accompaniment to a peanut butter English muffin. 😆
This slow collapse is killing me. I have cut my news intake down 90%, but still reading C & E – it tells me enough, pretty much, even though the economy threads are often quite slanted (not by Pan).
2 years ago I invited my oldest, best friend of 40+ years to come live with me instead of going into a nursing home. I took care of her and we had a great time together despite her disability. She had a stroke in July and that was the final straw for her. She chose to do VSED (voluntary stopping eating and drinking), I tended to her, and she died Aug. 29 after 10 days (with greatly appreciated help from hospice). I miss her terribly, BUT she is FREE FROM THIS SHIT SHOW! Lucky duck!!!!!
That is a beautiful, humane act you have done for your friend.
The issue of Medical Aid in Dying is extremely polarizing in a basically stupidizing world, but I see no reason why anyone should prolong the suffering of those who are ready to end their lives.
I know that Canada is being used in the US as an example of where MAID gets poor people to want to end their lives rather than be a financial or emotional burden, but there is all that needless suffering on the other side of the religious or industrial prolongation industry.
The idiocy of the American situation forces many health professional to witness terrible, avoidable suffering, but some of them, at least in one podcast anecdote I heard, choose to end the doomed victim’s lives in humane ways, out of sight and out of prosecution, if the caregivers give signs of assent in prior discussions.
People are going to want to go, more and more as shit gets progressively worse. While your friendship and supervision was heroic, I would like for myself to have been spared the last 10 days. I’m not sure how you feel about that.
Thank you, Martin. It’s an interesting thing. I do support the Death with Dignity movement and it’s legal in a handful of states. But I also think you have to have a terminal diagnosis to qualify which my friend did not. In any case, going from alive and cognizant to dead in a few hours is certainly easier for the person, but I don’t know how easy that is for their loved ones. The 10 days were tough to watch despite the help of drugs. That said about halfway through I was praying frequently for her death. So it was not a shock but rather a relief when it finally happened. Pick your poison, I guess.
When TSHTF, my plan/hope remains to go out with my four legged companions via carbon monoxide poisoning (charcoal grill). Supposedly it’s fast about 15 minutes and pretty painless. However we all know how it goes with our big plans! 🤪😱
So sorry for your loss, especially as you understood what the outcome would be before you extended your kind invitation. At least you had some time together… most ducks have a much shorter life 🤓
Truth. I am very grateful for the time we had together.
Cassandra, enabling her choice was profoundly compassionate, not to mention extremely brave, but I’m so sorry you had to lose such a rock of a friend in the process. ❤
Here in the UK, the House of Commons has already passed the “Assisted Dying” bill. The House of Lords will be debating its merits this month and hopefully passing it into law. 🤞
I hope so too, Panopticon. Thank you so much for your support through this.
I have heard that some people are saving narcotics that they may been prescribed after surgery to have on hand to engineer a final exit
I wish everyone would stop throwing poo-poo at the fan.
I’m waiting for a study to say we have reached at least one irreversible feedback loop. That could be the start of a cascade of bad news. Willful ignorance has no effect on the consequences of our inaction but it is how we will get to NTHE.
Joni Mitchell – The Circle Game (1966)
Hope this helps with coping on this carousel we are privileged to riding…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzoGqh5liU4&list=RDQzoGqh5liU4&start_radio=1
This songs reminds you that the world existed before you were born and will continue after you die. Learn from the past and find joy in the here and now.
I love Joni; I’ve used several of her songs, including Circle Game:
And the Debt wheel just goes round and round
Unbacked fiat money keeps whole nations down
We’re captives on a Carousel of Crime
You can’t resist you can only watch
Your hopes go up in flames
All spun round ’til run aground in this Circle Game.
Complete with a Drawing of the gun dollar bill:
https://robertlowrey.blogspot.com/2014/05/the-circle-game.html
I’m also a fan. This one sprang to mind, as the French government has just collapsed:
“Sitting in a park in Paris France
Reading the news and it sure looks bad
They won’t give peace a chance
That was just a dream some of us had”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6tlDUqRMUo&list=RDl6tlDUqRMUo&start_radio=1
Oh yeah. But it’s her 985 Dog Eat Dog that was so eerily prescient yet pretty much ignored. Shiny Toys, boys?
Didn’t she have what was like her best performance footage taken during a concert on your side of the blond?
Rob, I don’t know, tbh. Apparently, footage of her Wembley appearance in 1983 is very well regarded, but I was only a whippersnapper then and chart pop was more my thing.