Piano Man by Billy Joel...

Oh, and Songbird, of course. I think I stop breathing anytime I listen to it.

The Chain towers above everything else for me, but Gold Dust Woman just behind it. Those demented screams off in the distance...

Once you get those three singing in harmony... it's a glorious sound. I do lean much more towards Lindsey and Christine, though.

Yeah, she was "undecided" as to whether she wanted to be involved, so they finally went ahead without her. As it turns out, it worked incredibly well...

Yep, mine too. Throw in Harrison's "Cloud Nine" and Orbison's "Mystery Girl" and we're pretty much identical.

And now I'm on the Follyfoot Wiki entry. My god, the directors who worked on that thing. Stephen Frears. Michael Apted. Jack Cardiff, for god's sake. Peter Hammond (presumably lots of shots through slatted fences and reflections). David Hemmings directs a couple.

Isn't he sweet? So immobile, so cuddly. And the monster's not bad either, ahhhhhh.

There's one of them turns up on a post-broadcast episode of "Points of View" - the BBC posted the clip on their FB archive years back. It's absolute *mince*.

This may be a satirical piece. It may not. I don't bloody know anymore.