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adamNovember 29, 2022December 21, 2022/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten /512 /We’re In This Together

The final /Tuesday Ten of 2022 is, at least in part, about togetherness. Over the last few years, the idea of banding together to help, to achieve and make better […]

adamAugust 9, 2022/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten /500 /Tellin’ Stories

In a happy coincidence, my /Tuesday Ten series reaches post number 500 on my birthday: and having checked back, I’ve never posted a /Tuesday Ten on my birthday.

adamMay 24, 2022/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/491/When Will I Be Famous?

After what is these days a rare week off from /Tuesday Ten posts, I’m back this week with one looking at the pressures of fame.

adamMarch 15, 2022/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/482/Rulebreaker

I’ve done a lot of driving lately, both north to see my Dad (who is happily now recovering, and out of Intensive Care), and more recently to a few meetings […]

adamDecember 14, 2021February 27, 2022/2021Leave a comment

/Countdown/2021/Albums

Onto the third and final week of /Countdown/2021 on amodelofcontrol.com, and this week I’m looking at the best albums of the year. As I’m sure I’ve explained before, I treat […]

adamMay 7, 2021/Welcome To The FutureLeave a comment

/Welcome to the Future/173/Livestreams and new releases 07-May 2021

It’s Bandcamp Day again today (although I hear this might be the last one), so again, there are quite a few releases today. In addition, I’ve overhauled the events page […]

adamMay 4, 2021/Tracks of the MonthLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/452/Tracks of the Month/Apr 21

Into the fifteenth year of /Tracks of the Month posts, then, and this post has been written mostly during a quieter weekend, after a week that has seen a blizzard […]

adamOctober 13, 2020/Tuesday Ten3 Comments

/Tuesday Ten/430/Dressed for Success

Not for the first time, today I’m digging back into my original notes for a new /Tuesday Ten. I’ve actually been planning to write about this for years but hadn’t […]

adamJune 4, 2020April 3, 2022/2010sLeave a comment

/Countdown/2010s/Tracks /140-121

Continuing the process of wrapping up the last decade before it disappears too far into the rearview mirror, this is the fourth part of the best tracks of the 2010s. […]

adamDecember 3, 2019February 21, 2022/2019Leave a comment

/Countdown/2019/Tracks

Onto week two of /Countdown/2019 on amodelofcontrol.com, and this week I’m looking at the best tracks of the year. These might be the singles, they might be album tracks, they […]

adamOctober 15, 2019May 7, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/385/I’m So Happy You Failed

If like me, you’ve been despairing of politics of late, it won’t have escaped your notice that most right-wing leaders appear consumed by their own self, in extreme forms of […]

adamSeptember 24, 2019May 7, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/383/Boys Boys Boys/Given Names/Masculine

Given names pop up an awful lot in popular music. They provide subjects of songs, refer to current or past loves, refer to normal or famous people, or have another […]

adamMarch 26, 2019July 26, 2020/Tracks of the MonthLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/364/Tracks of the Month/March 2019

Back ’round to the end of another month already, and I’m pulling the usual first-week-of-the-month Tracks of the Month post forward by a week, for reasons that really only make […]

adamDecember 31, 2018February 17, 2022/2018Leave a comment

/Countdown/2018/Gigs

This year’s statistics – I saw 51 days worth of gigs and 156 live sets. It featured 140 different bands, and I saw sixteen twice – and all that lot […]

adamMay 3, 2016July 31, 2016/Tuesday Ten2 Comments

Tuesday Ten: 257: Tracks of the Month (April 2016)

For the second of the double-bill today, back to the normal programming with the best tracks of the past month.

adamMarch 22, 2016May 26, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/252/Inappropriate Wedding Songs

It all started at one of the very first weddings we attended. Up in the hills west of Huddersfield, this wedding had an “alternative” soundtrack as befitted the bride and […]

adamFebruary 16, 2016March 30, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/249/Communication Breakdown (Telephones and Music)

Yesterday marked fifteen years since I began my career working in Mobile Telecoms. Back in February 2001, things were very different in my life. I was recovering from a nasty […]

adamMarch 10, 2015September 14, 2020/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

/Tuesday Ten/226/Who Let The Dogs Out?

It was Crufts over the weekend, and I have a partner who is obsessed with Dalmatians. So what else to write about this week, but dogs…but I had to paws […]

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/Countdown/2014/Tracks

Here we go, then, with the run-down of the best tracks of 2014 – according to me, anyway. 2014 has been an odd year, as friends will know – life […]

adamAugust 5, 2014September 11, 2016/Tuesday TenLeave a comment

Tuesday Ten: 209: Tracks of the Month (July 2014)

It’s unlikely that there will be much more content on amodelofcontrol.com for the coming week – I’ve got a busy few days before my birthday on Saturday, and I’m spending […]

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