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"If somebody told me 20 years ago when I started Trigger Happy TV that one day I would come out to a motorway car park and shout 'Good evening Brent Cross' to a bunch of people sitting in their cars! I don't know what I'm doing, this whole thing is very odd". … [Read more...] about Honk, wipe and flash! Drive-ins open up for a summer of car park culture

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“It was terrifying, really. You think, ‘How far is this going to go?’” remembers Judas Priest founding guitarist KK Downing, whose song Eat Me Alive was in the 15. Gore told the Senate that singer Rob Halford’s lyrics – about a “rod of steel” and “groan in the pleasure zone” – advocated “oral sex at gunpoint”. The band responded with a defiant answer song, Parental Advisory, but the guitarist admits that he did momentarily wonder: “Have we gone too far? But we were a metal band. We didn’t sing about daffodils and roses.” … [Read more...] about May contain masturbation: the woman weaponising pop’s Filthy 15