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I wonder if we'll see Karlsson on much quicker than our subs have been being made of late? I'm surprised (and pleased) he's not starting, but wouldn't be surprised to see him on at halftime, despite other players not being afforded that in recent games.

So the saviour of Scottish football and the King of Hearts Tony Bloom might be in a bit of betting bother? Oh my!

Surprised that Milanovic has dropped out completely, but I guess he’s got to make room for nilsen somewhere…guessing we won’t see Bilalovic with that bench tonight?

Bit of funk now and again

Think Ive grown to dislike Dylan more,the older Ive got.Dont disagree that he was a pioneer of his age,and a talented songwriter.Possibly more to do with him as a person.I can listen to a few of his songs before his voice annoys me Re Elton john - His 70s stuff was good,but his 80s stuff especially,seemed like it was just been churned out quickly and cheaply for max profit...with the odd exception eg 'Guess thats why they all it the blues' I thought I was immovable from my bluesy/ rock orientated listen(and as a former drummer therein)...still delve into it these days when ness,....but have definitley broadened my musical horizons of late,eg 'the Roving' song on the previous page,folk,the Big band sound,Classic even..in small doses. Agreed abou Jazz,something Ive never gotten into.Indulgent drivel.I'll exempt Oscar Petersen from that though,fantastic pianist

Shelter from the Storm is a tune.

Impressive alliteration

It's often been said that local loons are less popular at Aberdeen than outsiders.

I hope Diana Ross gets another crack at a penalty.

Only 2 1/2 years. Seriously. I'm with you, feels like he has been here for way longer! Always had a lot of time for the lad. 'Good honest pro' to quote some TV bloke or two.

I think you and others are right: it only changes when the players change. So hopefully January but it likely won’t be great until the summer at the earliest. Pragmatic results beat sacrificing points for pretty passes.

Never got Dylan, just doesn't connect with me at all. That whiny voice of his iratates the hell out of me. my view on him hasn't softened over the years. For some reason, I have the DVD of the film about him to watch. Not sure if I'll bother.

He can be a tough listen but is a beautiful songwriter. Always feel others have done a better job of his songs.

Indeed, there was a lot of tongue in cheek in my response. It’s incredible when you compare White Rabbit with We Built This City. I think drugs are doing a lot of the heavy lifting on both ends of that spectrum, probably a perfect bell curve of what happens when you munch a shit load of psychedelics.

One of my Aberdeen group chats on what's app is called the "Nicky Devlin appreciation society" for very good reason. Absolutely adore him!

Here is the album Some seriously decent artists covering tracks on the film soundtrack.

Another nail in the coffin of football...... sorry, soccer. And who, who and who?

That's an interesting route in. I have always thought I should like Dylan more than I do but just don't. I might try that approach

Regarding changes in your musical taste as you get older, for me Bob Dylan is a classic point in case. I literally had never been a fan of his until my Spotify feed suggested that I listen to an album where various artists were covering his songs and it was outstanding. Must be the only instance where that is the route I've taken to start listening to an artist. In terms of lyrical composition he is absolutely right up there in my eyes now. Also reckon he must be one of the worlds most covered artists

The connection is very minimal between the two itterations, with Grace Slick being the only common factor. But the link is there, via Jefferson Starship.....no matter how much I try to ignore it. How she could associate herself with that after such a great Jefferson Airplane back catalogue. I had Surrealistic Pillow on just yesterday. Great album

I don't mind Tiny Dancer. Yard Act covered it. I like Yard Act. I can't stand that cover version!

Not much time for EJ stuff but Tiny Dancer is a guilty pleasure of mine. Usually gets played after the drink has seen me off and I’ve listened to Moon Safari on repeat.

Elton John is acceptable, but only if it is early stuff as some of those albums are outstanding. Anything however, from about '78 onwards should be piled up and set on fire in my humble opinion

Bizarrely "Comin' Back To Me Now" from that very album is on my playlist for tonight's show