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Goths, Folkies, iPod Twits and Other Musical Stereotypes
Age:	102 years old
Sex:	Male
Country:	United Kingdom
Zodiac:	Capricorn (Dec 22- Jan 19)
Last Login:	Apr 22, 2008 (175 days back)

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About Me
OUT NOW!!! (Available from Amazon.co.uk, Play.com, Waterstones, Borders, Books Etc, and all other good bookstores) "The hottest new music book... The beauty of these socio-fictional portraits lies in their myriad detail: it's the odd corners of the lives of Rave Mums, Posh Hippies et al that fire Cox's imagination as much as their record collections, concert habits and preferences in audio gear." - The Sunday Times (Top 5 Music Books Of 2006)By Tom Cox, from the acclaimed Observer column - with additional characters, extended profiles and all-new illustrations by Stacey EarleyPublished by Portrait (£9.99) CLICK HERE TO ORDER IT NOW WITH 30% OFF THE COVER PRICE!"Anyone who doesn't recognise themselves in this forensic, witty, all-too-true social .. is either lying, or should get out more. And I speak as a delicate combination of Old-Skool Goth, Morbid Futurist and, oddly, Glastonbury Girl... Reading Lost Tribes Of Pop is as addictive as eating Pringles. And I don't even eat Pringles." - Andrew Collins, author of Where Did It All Go Right?"A hilarious expedition to the coast of popular culture. A funny and poignant examination of the strange creatures that inhabit the furthest reaches of the 'long tail'. " - Julian Barratt (The Mighty Boosh)"Very funny... Every record company should keep a gold-bound copy to remind them who it is that keeps them in business." - Simon Napier-Bell"Very funny... Always perceptive, never cruel. If you don’t recognize one of these characters then you must have stayed in your room for the last ten years, which I guess would also make you a member of a lost tribe..." - Kate Atkinson "Just the right mix of love and lampoonery." - Adam Buxton (The Adam And Joe Show) "Tom Cox's Nice Jumper is one of my all-time favourite books, but he's topped it with this one. Pitch-perfect portrayals of the dudes and tools that make up the British music scene." - Simon Farnaby (The Mighty Boosh/Spoons/Blunder) "Neatly observed, potted caricatures... An identity parade of musical types... For extra fun, stick it in your back pocket next time you're record shopping and use it like one of those old I-Spy books. Spot the Lo-Fi Elitist rutting his way through the racks? 25 points!" - The Word "As Einstein once said, is saying and will say, 'The distinction between past, present and future is merely an illusion'. I'm sure that he read The Lost Tribes Of Pop yesterday or he's reading it tomorrow. Either way, he's reading this book right now and he's fucking loving it!" - Justin Lee Collins "Superbly written... A must-buy for anyone with an interest in music... no... scratch that... a must-buy for anyone with an interest in people." - Pop JunkieClick here to read an extract from the Lost Tribes Of Pop at the Observer website
My Interests
Folk, funk, disco, glam,new wave, punk, singer-songwriter, soul, motown, techno, kettlecore, drum'n'bass, ambient, trip-hop, mash-up, ska, reggae, electro, swing, r&b, r&b (other kind), blues, country, metal, death metal, grunge, indie, shoegazing, house, rave, baggy, fraggle, new wave of new wave, romo, new romantic, grime, psychedelia, garage, garage (other kind), jazz, doo wop, lounge, crooning, cock rock
I'd like to meet: nu metal kids, retro men, audiophiles, PR girls, sponges, sensitive world music guys, euro rockers, line dancers, lo-fi elitists, one man women, reformed rockers, roadies, virgin giggers, glastonbury girls, bass thugs, rude girls, morbid futurists, old school goths, eternal students, indie kids, ipod twits, posh hippies, heat girls, hard house nutters, northern soul veterans, old folkies, reggae posers, super dealers
Music: 'These Dreams' by Heart - nothing else
Movies: Almost Famous, Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls, The Blues Brothers, Catch Us If You Can, The Cracked Actor, Dig!, Don't Look Back, The Doors, 8 Mile, A Hard Day's Night, Head, Help!, The Filth And The Fury, Gimme Shelter, Hail Hail Rock And Roll, Imagine, The Kids Are Alright, The Last Waltz, The Linda McCartney Story, Grace Of My Heart, Mad Dogs And Englishmen, Magical Mystery Tour, Quadrophenia, Permissive, Rattle And Hum, Rolling Stones' Rock And Roll Circus, The Rock And Roll Swindle, Rock Star, The Rutles, School Of Rock, Sid And Nancy, Slade In Flame, The Song Remains The Same, Some Kind Of Monster, Spinal Tap, Stardust, Still Famous, Stop Making Sense, Summer Holiday, Sweetwater, That Thing You Do, Tommy, Velvet Goldmine, The Wall, What's Love Got To Do With It, Woodstock, Year Of The Horse, The Young Ones
Books: Yes, I am.
My Background and Lifestyle
MaritalStatus:	Married
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My Blog
Two new postings
Richard Russo interview and book reviews. Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Mon, 08 Oct 2007 02:03:00 PST
Michael Clayton, Rocket Science and Hot Rod
Three film reviews Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Sun, 30 Sep 2007 09:27:00 PST
Ann Patchett review and golf piece
two new postings Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Sat, 22 Sep 2007 06:20:00 PST
My new book
Just to let you know that my new book, Bring Me The Head Of Sergio Garcia! is published next week, and available now for order from amazon at the link below, with 34% off. It's about my year as the UK... Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Fri, 14 Sep 2007 01:49:00 PST
Last week’s telly
Latest TV column Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Wed, 05 Sep 2007 03:28:00 PST
Latest TV column
Saxondale, The IT Crowd, Studio 60, Ten Years Younger Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Mon, 27 Aug 2007 01:20:00 PST
Natural History by Neil Cross
Latest book review from the Times Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Mon, 27 Aug 2007 01:14:00 PST
Die Hard 4.0
Older. Balder. Better... Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Sat, 07 Jul 2007 02:41:00 PST
Two new pieces
Rock Novels and Billy Mott Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Sun, 24 Jun 2007 04:14:00 PST
The greatest radio station in the universe...
http://www.3wk.com/Felt it had to be said. (I mean the classic rock bit, not the indie bit, obviously.) Posted by the lost tribes of pop on Fri, 22 Jun 2007 12:55:00 PST
My Friends
old folkie, Morbid Futurist, retro man, ducky, Gaynor ~ Author & Artist, Andy, Cressida Ford, Duncan Destruction, kelly anne, ~Chelle~, British, The Foster Kids, The Mighty Boosh Fans, JAMES YUILL, Loz, H, tenboy, phil, The Hand-Me-Down Y’s, Oh No Its...Jo!, Jo Caulfield - Comedian, Old Man Pie™, Whisper in the Riot (Booking Gigs Now!), Omnia Opera, REGGAE SEYCHELLES GOLTY FARABEAU, Capoeira Twins, Ye Olde Ugleigh Curiosity Shopee, LIOR HAVKIN, MINSKI, DAVID, Bex Marshall, The Patterns, Fiona, Oriol Stardust, Beard, amy, Matt Goodluck Voiceovers, Jo, Mollie the Mania, Becky, Ian, Newvolution, Lester Norton, michele, The Accidental Band Promoter, FUBAR, bully, HypJoinT, MAQ, SLUSH MONSTER POPS, The Novelties are six feet under, Andy, Selectiv the lost tribes of pop has 20,575 friends (53 shown). Click here to add the lost tribes of pop as a friend.
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