Joy Division Oven Gloves (Double Belt Version)

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Should’ve proof read!! 7:17 but with STARTE, even though I parsed it correctly. Grrhh! FOI, JOY, LOI LOFT, into which the men will shortly be installing the inverter and batteries for my solar panels. Thanks Marty and Roly. A speedy (for me) puzzle sadly ending in a DNF! Wasn’t familiar with look=LO and so missed 19d. (I put in LIFT … ) One fan was wielding a potted plant’ … superfan and writer Steve Hill. Photograph: John Robertson/the Guardian

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Enjoyable fare. Spotted the Joy Division reference but didn’t see the other connections. To say that was niche is an understatement. One of the popular hymns “To God be the Glory” contains the line ‘What wonder what transport when Jesus we see’. Clever clue for mini – good puzzle all round! thanks all! FTAOD, I only googled the lyrics after [on edit] Tim had told us about the song and the Lord Verlaine had given us an example – all credit goes to them!

Official Singles Chart Top 100: 11 April 2010–17 April 2010". Official Charts . Retrieved 26 February 2016. Depressed Beyond Tablets" is from a line in the "Crime" episode of Chris Morris's controversial TV comedy Brass Eye.Asparagus Next Left" is the sort of sign that can be seen on British country roads advertising farm products for sale at the farm gate. I appreciate it may have taken some work on the setter’s behalf, and I applaud it, but surely that teacher one can’t count as a NINA?! Wow indeed, great catch Tim and Verlaine, and thanks a lot to Templar for the lyrics – it made listening to the (rather good) song all the better. Half the puzzle in there is right: a superb effort from Marty.

Sub-10 for the first time ever! All parsed and only a slight hold up at LOFT. Noted JOY DIVISION but certainly didn’t see the nina (amazing spot Tim!). Lots of write-ins which is rare for me so knew this must be on the easier side. Many thanks Marty and Rolytoly. Wow – brilliant. Has there ever been a more random/niche NINA (if this counts as one – I’m never 100% sure)?? Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.Technicolour Field (the rug), Technicolour Fade (the chair upholstery) and Technicolour Flux (the curtain) by Peter Saville/ Kvadrat Kvadrat

it would be lovely to be able to relive the days! Oh well, Dark Star Orchestra at Shepherds Bush Empire a couple of nights ago was a recent wonder. Oven gloves. Double oven gloves. William Morris. Lodden in green / gold, aqua / gold and autumn gold Indie band Half Man Half Biscuit have never been ones to court publicity, having once turned down the opportunity to appear on Channel 4 music show The Tube to watch their beloved football team, Tranmere Rovers.COD OVEN GLOVES, time a nicely precise 07:00 for a sub-K (but then I risked not proof reading!) and a Red Letter Day. Mark Thompson, the BBC's director general, sounded the death knell for 6 Music, along with the Asian Network digital station, as part of a wide-ranging review of the corporation's operations, published last month. The music station is home to DJs including Lauren Laverne, Shaun Keaveny and Steve Lamacq. a) Lament, mourn; cry out or howl in distress, wail; whine, whimper. obsolete exc. Scot. & dial. b) Utter complainingly, grumble. c) Complain, grumble. We don't mind if it gets to six or 36," said one of the campaign's co-ordinators, Chris Shade, from Rochester in Kent. He said it had started out as "a bit of a joke", but the song – from the band's 2005 album Achtung Bono – has now become an unofficial anthem of the station. Fun puzzle today with some very nice clues, in what seems to be Marty’s first puzzle in almost exactly a year.