Defend The Indefensible: Neil McCormick's 'People I Don't Know Are Trying To Kill Me'

He was in a terrible 'power pop' outfit called Yeah! Yeah! - love those exclamation marks - in Dublin in the early eighties and wrote tweely for Hot Press.

"Whiteout? Are you sure you don't mean Whitehouse?"

This guy vs The Guardian.

Geir vs ILM.

the title would be good if it were by Wesley Willis

Neil has opinions!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/music-news/11192852/Why-none-of-these-albums-deserves-to-win-the-Mercury-Prize.html

the People I Don't Know Are Trying To Kill Me video doesn't seem to be on the internet anymore ;_;

You keep waiting for Gorillaz to storm the studio and stick a rocket up his posterior.

so we just repost every line of this piece in italics one bit at a time then?

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