Boney M.

yeah, it makes sense now.

After listening to the Bonnie M, plantation boy, plantation boy.

You know, I know that, yes, I'm a plantation boy.

That's what I am.

... to grind, um, kind of listening to on repeat or- or, you know, if that's what you were stuck with.

So it re- it reminds me of, um, in the movie Touching the Void, or even the book, um, by Joe Simpson, you know, when he- when he's kind of out on the glacier, kind of in a daze, you know, um, from- from being severely dehydrated, um, he- he, there's this song that con- continues to go through his head, um, Brown Girl in the Ring by Boney M., and he's just, it drives him crazy.

And- and you can kind of relate to that when you think about, you know, songs that maybe you liked at some point, but just, like, after the 22nd time, you're just, you- you can't, you don't wanna hear it again.

One album that I do come back to, actually two albums, both by Bon Iver, um, I would say-

We're definitely going to try and get down this year.

Masters at Work, Animac, Boney M, which would be actually a great time.

I'm sorry, Boney M would be a great time.

Coco Rocco would be a fantastic time as well.

And then when we're looking...

This is a festival.

Boney M last night was fun.

Exactly.

We're looking around here, you see the first hundred days.

You're right.

I don't say this at all lightly, but I do think this now after the last 72, 96 hours, when we look back on this conference with its mega audience, the glitz, the business allegations, Boney M up on stage on Friday night, I do think that we might look back on this moment as the moment that we saw and were experiencing peak reform again.

And this is for a couple of reasons.

I think it's too easy, because Nigel Farage is a big figure, because they've been marginally ahead in the polls now, to remember the actual electoral situation that they're in.