This fortnight just gone

The stuff that's been moving on No Rock and Roll Fun while we've been at death's door, desperately hoping he wasn't in.

The top ten most-accessed articles this fortnight:

1. Heather Mills naked
2. Heather Mills naked
3. McFly naked
4. Is KT Tunstall a lesbian?
5. Heather Mills naked
6. We've been unwell
7. Daily Mail's sniff round Doherty's rehab was OK, says PCC
8. Katie Melua gets a girlfriend
9. RIP Paul Walters
10. Jonathan Davis sued over serial killer museum

The big event this week was the publication of the NME cool list,
closely followed by Mick Hucknall suggesting that the RIAA are, in fact, radical socialists

You can read all of this week and the week before on one page,
or browse the week before that in one post

Please put a penny in the old man's hat:


Jarvis Cocker returns from his Parisian exile


Not quite all the hits, but certainly how they'd have been if the current Sugababes had recorded them


Interscope bring out their (Trail of) Dead


Adrian Sherwood and a glittery cast of squillions, including Lee Perry, Mark Stewart...


...talking of whom, The Maffia's 1982 Learning To Cope With Cowardice reappears


The etheklant Kling Klang


The Jam's earliest singles in some sort of box


Brand new stuff from Nanci Griffith


Soft Cell revisted as work-in-progress


We make this the third time Depeche Mode have collected their singles...


... and, just in time, it's Kill MotherFucking Depeche Mode


Boxed-up series one of the IT Crowd


The film of the book which inspired Ride's Seagull


Chameleons filmed live in the US, 2002