Posted July 20, 20188 yr This week's musings can be found from the front page and the latest news box.
July 21, 20188 yr Am I imagining it or did you make that exact same joke the last time a Bury Tomorrow album charted? :D (I don't know how to look back and find that in the archives).
July 21, 20188 yr Author Am I imagining it or did you make that exact same joke the last time a Bury Tomorrow album charted? :D (I don't know how to look back and find that in the archives). Did I? :o This is what I said last time... With all due respect to the residents of the Greater Manchester town, the words “Bury Tomorrow” are probably not the words a touring band most want to hear when they ask about the next gig. After all, even their most famous musical son, Elbow’s Guy Garveey, now generally describes Manchester as home. Other people to have been born in Bury include Robert Peel, Cherie Blair, Richmal Crompton (creator of Just William) and the Nevilles Gary, Phil and Tracey. Quite why a band from Southampton would call themselves Bury Tomorrow is open to question, but that’s what a certain five-piece band did. They spent a week in the chart (at number 34) with their third album Runes in 2014. They now double their number of chart weeks to two as Earthbound lands at number 36. Similar then :lol:
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