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UK / Hull

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I collect stuff that I like, basically (or think I might like, sometimes)... which doesn't really narrow it down much. I specifically collect anything Pogues or Bowie-related in particular.

I also collect records from (or relating to) my hometown of Hull, especially DIY and private pressings. If anyone can help with that then please do PM me!!

The latter interest has led to the creation of my online project Hull Music Archive - find us at http://www.hullmusicarchive.co.uk.

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
nboldock 26th Apr 2022		TV The Fear (2012)	This is presently on Amazon Prime if anyone wants to watch it...
nboldock 15th Feb 2017		TV National Treasure (2016)	Absolutely brilliant, but deeply disturbing, National Treasure sees Robbie Coltrane turn in a tour de force performance as celebrity comedian/actor Paul, who finds himself accused of historic sex offences. The script doesn't shy away from the obvious comparisons with the likes of Jimmy Savile, Stuart Hall and Rolf Harris - in fact, all three are mentioned in the programme. What is particularly clever is that right up to the end, you don't know whether to think Paul is guilty, or not guilty. All four episodes are available on the All4 app (Channel 4 TV app) if you want to find out. If you haven't watched this - do. It's compelling (and occasionally distressing) viewing, and Coltrane and Walters are utterly magnificent from start to finish. Recommended.
nboldock 15th Feb 2017		TV National Treasure (2016)	Trailer... [YouTube Video]
nboldock 15th Feb 2017		TV Apple Tree Yard (2017)	SPOILERS I wasn't entirely sure what to make of this. The storyline was decent and I broadly enjoyed watching it but I do think there was a lack of character development. Ben Chaplin's Mark Costley was unveiled late on to be something of a nutjob, but we didn't really learn anything about his back story and I thought we needed to. I also thought that there was a big hole in the plot whereby the prosecution didn't believe that Yvonne had been raped by George Selway, yet if she hadn't, what was her motive for having him murdered? It didn't make sense. That said, Emily Watson was brilliant in the role of Yvonne Carmichael, and it's just a shame there were so many loose threads in the plot. Or was it just me? What do others think? Trailer... [YouTube Video]
nboldock 29th Jul 2016		TV Wimbledon (1937 - Now)	They had Lleyton Hewitt on board this year, who I didn't like at all as a player, but his commentary this year was superb - knowledgable, concise, insightful... credit where it's due and all that!