The following snippet was rejected by the local Falmouth Packet because its content wasn't deemed 'family friendly'. Judging by their sensationalist front-page content that targets students and the non-Cornish in general, I think they meant 'family friendly' in a Jan Moir/Richard Littlejohn kind of way: Rumours of Howard Marx’s attendance turned out to be unfounded, but Finley Quaye still managed to deliver weed-infused joy by the kilo. During a set that featured as many spliffs as songs, Quaye reminded why, fourteen long years ago, he had emerged as that great rarity: a truly worthy Brit Award winner. Mr Nice might not have made it to Falmouth last night, but had Marx done so he would have experienced a sense of well-being that even the purest strain of prime Moroccan hashish could not provide.
Monday, 24 September 2012
FINLEY QUAYE - EVENTS SQUARE, FALMOUTH, 31/05/12
The following snippet was rejected by the local Falmouth Packet because its content wasn't deemed 'family friendly'. Judging by their sensationalist front-page content that targets students and the non-Cornish in general, I think they meant 'family friendly' in a Jan Moir/Richard Littlejohn kind of way: Rumours of Howard Marx’s attendance turned out to be unfounded, but Finley Quaye still managed to deliver weed-infused joy by the kilo. During a set that featured as many spliffs as songs, Quaye reminded why, fourteen long years ago, he had emerged as that great rarity: a truly worthy Brit Award winner. Mr Nice might not have made it to Falmouth last night, but had Marx done so he would have experienced a sense of well-being that even the purest strain of prime Moroccan hashish could not provide.
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