It's lonely being a fan of English folk

Subject: RE: It's lonely being a fan of English folk
From: Q (Frank Staplin)
Date: 19 Sep 13 - 02:06 PM

I like most people, including English.

Subject: RE: It's lonely being a fan of English folk
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 19 Sep 13 - 05:59 PM

Shit. Sensible 10 years ago, a cumbucket for wankers now.   Every day you're in this place, you're two days nearer death.

Subject: RE: It's lonely being a fan of English folk
From: Noreen
Date: 19 Sep 13 - 06:22 PM

Gratuitously offensive, Richard. Bad day?

Subject: RE: It's lonely being a fan of English folk
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 19 Sep 13 - 08:11 PM

Well, yes, as it happens, but I do anyway get fed up with idiots who refuse to perceive the essence of "folk".

Subject: RE: It's lonely being a fan of English folk
From: GUEST
Date: 20 Sep 13 - 01:11 AM

Its hard to know whether the appeal of folk music os broadning or not. My children like the mumfords but would never go to a folk event. Teenagers follow Bellowhead but more for their dancy novelty than a broader interest in the genre. The rest of my familly say "oh god its dad playing his music again!"and leave the room.