So far, the Stone Roses reunion has benefited from attendees having turned up convinced they'd be seeing something historic and important. How did it go when they moved into the festival circuit, where the audience are coming in treating them as just one band amongst many?
Didn't go that well:
THE Stone Roses’ incredible run of amazing live shows hit some dodgy ground at V Stafford.
Ian Brown was getting all Bruce Lee with the crowd after a pint of lager clocked him early on.
Then they started Love Spreads four times before they got it right.
John Squire broke a string during a guitar solo and Ian started moaning about the sound.
It's a lot harder when you're not being kept aloft on a sea of goodwill, isn't it?
In other news:
I suspect we're only a couple of years away from the OED adding "not now in polite use" into the entry for boffin. There are many ways you can describe a pretty good mathematician; telling the Sun chose two words which sound - at best - double-edged.
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