Madeleine

Butterfly on a Wheel - The Mission

Spinning Around - Kylie

Love is all around - Wet Wet Wet

I'm not sure what my choice will be, I'm actually waiting for a book which covers dual time frames to come out in pb, but I'm not sure when it's due out, so I might have to choose something else.

All around the World - Oasis

Yes I did wonder about this post.

Not quite sure if I'd call Hitler charismatic....not in the usual definition of the word anyway!

Rock Me Amadeus- Falco

Jukebox Jive - The Rubettes

I Shot the Sheriff - Bob Marley/Eric Clapton

Candy - Paolo Nuttini

I read this years ago and enjoyed it, there was a BBC version a few years ago which was also quite good, and i even saw a production at my local theatre a few years ago which was enjoyable, I know what you mean about the butler carrying on undaunted though, stiff upper lip, what ho! I would imagine her prose does feel dated now.

King of the Mountain - Kate Bush

The Killing Place by Kate Ellis - another instalment in the long-running Wesley Peterson series, set in Devon. This time he's investigating the murder of a young man who was tutor to the son of a local wealthy family, who have apparently headed off to Scotland to live off-grid for a break,which means of course that they can't be found. Then a local woman is murdered and the police become even keener to find out what's really been going on at Nesbarton Hall. Meanwhile, the historical story which runs parallel to the modern investigation concerns a body found on the estate, admittedly one from a couple of hundred years ago but when an old grotto is discovered, which has strange markings on the wall, Wesley's friend Neil is fascinated by the possibility of an illegal club which may have existed in the 18th century. It's a fairly standard police procedural,easy to read but a bit dry, with a bit of light relief provided by, as usual, Wesley's irrepressible mum in law Della, who happens to be on a writing retreat at the lodge on the estate. An OK read but nothing particularly special. 6.5/10

Move any Mountain - The Shamen

Ain't no Doubt - Jimmy Nail

Babe - Take That

No Regrets - Scott Walker/Midge Ure

You know my name - Chris Cornell

Count me in!

Wild Horses - Rolling Stones

Back to Black - Amy Winehouse

Congratulations, he's adorable,and glad you're starting to get back to "normal"!

I've read the first 3 Brodie novels and really enjoyed them, I can't get on with her other books though. The TV series was also good.

See You - Depeche Mode