Not sure why this has sent me into a flaming rage (everybody at work is keeping their distance) but I haven't been this angry in, oh, a week. I've just received yet another iTunes email advising that it's the 30th anniversary of Combat Rock, surely not, only to find that their catalogue has priced, London Calling and Sandinista! at a higher price than the single album counterparts. Wasn't it the bands ideology that a double was the same as a single and the triple a little more than a double. I know I shouldn't let this nonsense upset me but at the time this was a genuinely big deal and part of the reason we all felt part of the last gang in town. Anybody else out there feeling enraged and upset over the uninformed trampling of cultural significance.

Today for the first time since I can remember, I'm going to listen to an Album from beginning to end. Please kindly step forward Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'. What album would you choose?