Rockin’ Chairs.

So I was going to put up a new post this weekend based on my observations re: a forty minute video of sessions from Alex Chilton’s “Like Flies On Sherbert” period that someone put online a couple of months back.

Unfortunately though, the video has now disappeared, and posting my stuff without reference to it wouldn’t make much sense. Oh well. Maybe I’ll rework it into something else at a later date.

I’ve got a bunch more singles reviews to post, so I’ll get through them this week – thought I’d start posting ‘em one at a time from now on rather than in big batches, now that I’ve got a pretty constant pile awaiting review.

In the meantime, it has come to my attention that Stereo Sanctity has been presented with some kind of award by a company who sell theatre seating.

There is nothing I can possibly add to that.

For the record, I like ‘70s style cinema seating, with very low seats, leather seat covers and big moulded plastic and metal frames with chunky drinks holders that give the impression that each seat is sort of armoured and separated from it's neighbours. Downstairs at the Prince Charles cinema in central London is a good example.

Labels: awards, lameness, spacefiller, theatre seating