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SPARE A THOUGHT FOR THE NEW LEAD SINGER OF DIGITISER - by mr Biffo

8/1/2018

53 Comments

 
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I've been slightly dreading this day; the day when Digitiser2000 went back to normal after a week of classic Digi. When it was met with howls of disappointment, and scores of you heading for the bar.

Most of you probably know I'm a big fan of the much-derided band Marillion. I make no apologies. Your opinion is wrong. ​I became a fan when I was 13 or 14; they got me at that sweet spot when I was still malleable, and their music became part of me. But then something happened; Fish, the charismatic, towering, lead singer, left the band and was replaced by a tiny heartthrob called Steve Hogarth. Marillion became an entirely different band.

I'd argue that they became a better band.... but it wasn't the same band as the one that had hit me at that formative point.

Gradually, as Hogarth became more established as the lead singer of Marillion - and, frankly, the band wrote better music with him - they played less and less of the old, Fish-era tracks when I saw them live. They didn't need to. Why play, I dunno, the clunky and soporific Chelsea Monday - just because it's old - when you could play something new and better - and more representative of where the band are at as human beings - like, say, White Paper?

And then, a few years ago, those old, Fish-era, tracks started creeping back into the setlist, the band having proven themselves without Fish, having succeeded in maintaining a successful career, and clearly having come to terms with their past. Suffice to say, when they played Market Square Heroes - their debut single - for the first time in years, I was pretty euphoric. It felt special. It was a callback to being a kid again, and besides - much as it pains me to say it - Marillion perform those old songs better than Fish does these days.

Since then, I think I've heard Market Square Heroes at almost all of the Marillion gigs I've been to in the past few years, and, well, the edge has been taken off that euphoria. Just a little.

Doing classic Digitiser last week, I felt like Hogarth must've felt those times he played a Fish-era song in his early days with the band - being met with applause and cheers, knowing it'd be followed by one of his own tracks. Cue polite applause, which you can't be sure isn't just being delivered out of pity because you don't want him to feel bad about how much more you enjoyed the Fish song...
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LEAD SINGER
Obviously, the "lead singer" in Digitiser wasn't replaced... but he was changed. I'm 15 years older than I was when I last wrote Digitiser, and in those 15 years my life - and I with it - changed a lot. An equally tumultuous, and significant, 15 years before I started at Teletext I was a six year-old.

Don't get me wrong; I absolutely loved doing classic Digitiser last week. It took me back to glorious days, like it seemed to take so many of you back, but... it was a lot of effort.

Not even in the sense that it took more time for me to do than it used to (though it did). It was just harder to get into that mindset than it once was. Partly, that was down to the fact that this was the first time I'd written it since 2003. But also... it was because I had to find a me that I no longer am. I had to get into the role, I suppose. 

One thing I did realise is that I'm better at doing "jokes" than I used to be. Or, at least, better at structuring them. You probably wouldn't have noticed, but I felt it while I was writing it. I feel I'm a much better writer these days than I've ever been. 15 years experience writing things other than teletext pages will do that, I suppose.

Yeah, a classic-style Digi might get quicker if I did it every day - certainly, I wouldn't need to create all the page templates from scratch like I did this time - but it would also mean that I'd have suppress who I am now.

That's not to say I've become Mr Boring, I don't think. I mean... Mr Biffo's Found Footage was about as unfiltered a reflection of me as you're ever going to get, and - whatever you might've thought of it - I don't think it was playing anything safe. I mean, Jesus, for some of you it was practically unwatchable. At the same time, it's not all that I am. I like writing these big, long, self-reflective pieces, and I appreciate that you tolerate me mixing them in among stupid listicles and whatnot.
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BEGGING
I had a lot of people last week begging me to make Digitiser2000 like classic Digitiser all the time. 

I get it. I mean, as I say... I'm a Marillion fan. I've been there. "Play the old stuff!". But that doesn't mean that it doesn't hurt when people - albeit in not so many words - tell me that Digitiser was better, or more desirable, than what I do now. That it was better than, say, Mr Biffo's Found Footage (which I think nevertheless is the best thing I've ever made). That the teletext format improves my writing - makes it more concise, and funnier. I mean, it really stings, but I also understand it, and fear that these people are right. Doesn't mean I want to hear it - because I don't really know what to do about it. 

I know Digitiser was special for a lot of people. It was special for me too, it changed my life. It was a unique, lighting-in-a-bottle phenomenon of a thing, and I wouldn't be here writing this now if I'd never had Digi. I wouldn't have so many of you kindly backing the things I do if it wasn't for Digitiser. I know that.

And I also know that, were I to turn this site into a full-on recreation of classic Digitiser, that it would be a lot more popular, and I'd possibly make more money from it. At least at first - but how long could I, realistically, keep it up? What would be the end-point? None of us are getting any younger....


So, that isn't going to happen. Here are the reasons why: 
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  1. I've got a job, which pays my bills (sometimes anyway). Grateful as I am to everyone who donates or has bought some merchandise, I don't earn enough from this site to replace that job. I wish I did. Of course I'd love to have a full-income Digitiser2000, and thus the time to make something very different and special of this site. Candidly, classic Digitiser - news, reviews, features, letters, experimentation with the format, every day - would take me more time to do than Digitiser2000 ever has. And thus, would get in the way of my work. I can ill afford that.
  2. Digitiser was created for an entirely different medium. If I just put teletext pages on here every day, I think it would be a law of diminishing returns. Over time - without an anniversary to justify it - I believe it would start to feel weird, odd, and a bit sad, and - yuh yuh - less special. Digitiser is gone, and that affords it a sort of mystique. Wouldn't it be a shame if it was just there, all the time? What's that? "No. Just shut-up and play the old stuff!"
  3. You have to try and move forwards in life. That's not to say you can't honour the past, or glance backwards from time to time - and I think it's likely you'll get some more classic pages at some point - but I don't want to spend the rest of my days reliving past glories. I want to do new things.
  4. I like the sprawl of being able to write as much as I want on Digitiser2000. Yeah, I know. There was a discipline to writing for teletext that made it punchier. Yeah, it somehow made my writing funnier. Again, thanks for letting me know. But I also love the freedom of being able to work through the knots in my head without having a word count imposed on me by the medium.
  5. I'm just not the same person I was when I wrote Digitiser. I started writing for it when I was 21, finished when I was in my early 30s. Digitiser had a bit of bite to it that I don't want to display now. We were wilfully rude to the people who wrote in, we dismissed games without consideration of the work that had gone into them, we insulted everyone. Yeah, I know that made it more amusing for those who weren't on the receiving end, but I don't really want to do that all the time. I don't want my life's legacy to be "That acid-tongued bloke who hated everyone equally". That wouldn't be a reflection of who I think - I hope - I am these days. It's the opposite, if anything. I'm not an angry young fellow.
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SAY WHAT?
So, I just want to say this: don't think that Digi wasn't as important for me as it was for you. It means everything to me. I'm deeply, profoundly, grateful for all things it gave me - from friends to experiences to opportunities, to all the lovely words so many of you wrote last week. Digitiser completely changed my life. I resent nothing about it.

I know it's my Beatles, and that everything which I'll do subsequently - in the same sort of general area, as Mr Biffo - will be my Give My Regards To Broad Street or Flaming Pie. I know that a lot of you will be disappointed that today I've gone back to regular Digitiser2000. It's just something I have to live with, but at least I live with it knowing that you're getting something which is honest and reflective of who I really am, warts and all. If that means I'm less popular, and I'll never have another "hit", then I can live with that. Better a life lived for myself than spending it contorting to the desires of other people.

BUT! Digitiser isn't gone. Not entirely. And as this is the 25th anniversary year it's as good a time as any to wallow in some nostalgia, and - collectively - celebrate something which seems to have meant a lot to so many of us.

So, if last year was all about Mr Biffo's Found Footage for me, this year is going to be a year of Digitiser. It's likely that I'm going to put together a big event, a Digitiser web series, and - possibly, maybe - a book. Maybe also a podcast. Over the coming month we've got to fulfil the Kickstarter and Indigogo backer rewards for Found Footage, and then the planning will begin in earnest. Whoever he is.

I'm blessed. Having done Digitiser, and having so many of you stick with me through my non-teletext-y endeavours, gives me the freedom to do other things. Thank you for letting me be me. Do you see?
53 Comments
Orless
8/1/2018 10:36:31 am

Good stuff, and the right decision. Teletext Digi wouldn't be viable long term, fun as it was.

Here's to another Retro Digi in, say, ten years though?

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Paulio
8/1/2018 10:51:30 am

Nostalgia is better in small, infrequent doses. Everybody knows that. Even Channel 4, who have reduced their "40 Best..." output considerably following my advisory letter.

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Biscuits
8/1/2018 03:08:52 pm

Agreed, I remembered that I won a goldfish from the fair when I was a kid, and you wouldn't be able to do that now with your health and safety political correctness, that was nice. But then I remembered winning a Count Duckula tape off a pack of Shreddies, and waiting for it for 28 days, then when it showed up it contained a mere ONE episode. That wasn't nice at all! Too much nostalgia is a bummer

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Paul Gildea
8/1/2018 11:03:55 am

As much as I loved the classic digi return, i'll say it the new stuff is better.

kinda wish starfox 2 got a classic digi review though, the timing was almost perfect

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Fish
8/1/2018 11:04:03 am

MARILLION

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jawa
8/1/2018 11:19:36 am

"You have to try and move forwards in life. That's not to say you can't honour the past, or glance backwards from time to time - and I think it's likely you'll get some more classic pages at some point - but I don't want to spend the rest of my days reliving past glories. I want to do new things."

Spot-on, Mr Biffo. One can recognise and respect the past but you have to move on. We all loved those Digitiser Teletext days but we can still make new stuff and enjoy it just as much. I'm looking forward to seeing funny, weird and intriguing things here on Digitiser2000 :-).

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Paddy Hill
8/1/2018 11:23:13 am

What made the Digi re-visit so great was that it reminded me of the period in which it originated. I loved it ... but at the same time wouldn't want it every day. Time has moved on. Maybe one week a year it could be brought back to comment on the issues of the day. Fat Sow's piece was just sublime and the subject was a perfect fit. Remember - even if something is perfection, you can still have too much of it. In the words of my therapist - less is more! :)

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Dr. Budd Buttocks, MD
8/1/2018 07:10:54 pm

Yes, I think that's it in a nutshell. Nostalgia trips affect you not just because of the thing in question, but also the memories and baggage you've built up around it.

It feels good to return for a while, but it's never going to truly bring the old feelings back. I enjoyed having a bit of classic Digi and remembering what was so good about it in the first place, but it really does hit home how different a person you are now.

The digi anniversary also coincided with the one-off Vic and Bob's Big Night Out special just after Christmas. They were my favourite comedians in the 90s and they used to make me laugh until I couldn't breathe. I enjoyed watching it, but it didn't get much more than a chuckle out of me, despite plenty of fan service and bringing back some of the old characters and jokes. The main thing that I got out of it all was just how old they're looking now, and that the old manic energy just doesn't seem to be flowing like it once did. But maybe it's me, because when re-watching their old shows when they were absolutely at their peak, I get a slightly fuzzy warm feeling but it's not the same feelings that once had me in stitches. It makes me wonder if I'm just becoming older and miserable but I don't honestly think so, I'm not depressed or anything, I think I've just changed, but part of me doesn't want that to be the case because it makes me feel a little bummed that I don't always enjoy the things I used to.

Not sure where I'm going with this. Anyway, good stuff Biffo.

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Mr Howard
8/1/2018 11:27:10 am

I think one of the last scenes of the recent 25th anniversary League of Gentlemen specials said it well. 'you can never go back, but you can visit'.

I wouldn't want them to keep churning out stuff they're not invested in and therefore not get new things like the amazing Inside Number Nine...

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Neptunium
8/1/2018 11:35:27 am

I think you're overanalysing things, Herr B. Old-stylee Digi was a blast and I suspect most people are just happy for the jolt of nostalgia. It's unsustainable as a full time thing, I think most of us "get" that, even if it were to be a full time thing it'd eventually go full circle and people would eventually demand longer pieces and nicer images.

I do genuinely think it identifies a gap in the market, though. I get all my gaming "news" from Eurogamer at the moment, but it (and elsewhere) doesn't cater to the way I like to consume information. I'd love to have teletext length (or thereabouts), well filtered news & reviews once a day rather than a constantly updating mass of clickbait articles masquerading as "news" and youtube videos about things I could read about in a tenth of the time it takes to display the same "stuff".

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Mr Biffo
8/1/2018 11:41:34 am

I think you're over-analysing my analysing!

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James of the North
8/1/2018 11:36:54 am

I would most definitely buy a Digitiser book*.

*for a sane price, not something like a million pounds - you're not going to catch me out that easily.

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Retro Resolution link
8/1/2018 11:58:07 am

I thoroughly enjoyed last week's classic Digitizer, but completely understand and agree with everything you've said here today Mr. B.

It's not so much a case of "Nostalgia ain't what is used to be", but more, as other commenters have already noted, that nostalgia works best in small, infrequent doses.

I'm happy to enjoy whatever you give (freely, which seems to escape people's attention) to the world.

I wish I could assist as a Patreon, or even by purchasing some merchandise. I hope to chip in again for your next crowd funded project.

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Retro Resolution
8/1/2018 12:10:02 pm

Auto 'correct' is entirely to blame for the unforgivable crime of misspelling Digitiser.

It was a fight to override this tablet's inept keyboard jyst to make this comment (the language is set to British English, not Garbage English, but the auto correct doesn't obey)

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Retro Resolution link
8/1/2018 12:13:06 pm

Argh. Typos now...
Please Mr. B, please can we have an Edit button (some of us need to compensate for aging and ailing minds and bodies, and dreadful virtual keyboards)?

Aquatic Dan off the Internet
8/1/2018 12:03:19 pm

As much as I loved last week I'm still ecstatic every day that I come here and find something new to read. I love that Digi has evolved, and that we get something more than just nostalgia. Thanks again.

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RG
8/1/2018 12:06:12 pm

Hey, I'm here for the big, long, self-reflective pieces. I appreciate the stupid listicles and whatnot and I enjoyed last weeks teletext pages, but the main draw for me are the contemplations, reflections and ruminations. Everything else is good for variety.

In short - keep doing what you do - it's all gold!

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Diamond
8/1/2018 01:05:16 pm

I enjoyed classic Digi and all the work that went into it - it was a fun thing to do for an anniversary, and I'm glad you did!

Saying that, these days I much prefer the style and the content of Digi2000. As much as I love the Digi characters, I think they work better as flavouring and not influencing how the bulk of your output is produced. Your think-pieces are great because they're written as you, and not just as the snarky, acidic Mr Biffo character of old.

Limitation can be good for creativity, and it's amazing that you managed to spend so many years writing to length and formatting constraints, in so many different voices. But if you don't need restrictions to be creative, why limit yourself? Seems like a self-defeating exercise.

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Pablo Watsoni
8/1/2018 01:43:29 pm

If I understood that correctly - and I'm pretty good at following complex narratives - you're saying Steve Hogarth is taking over Digitiser2000 and you're joining Marillion?

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David W
8/1/2018 03:25:08 pm

It should have been headlined: "Who wants to be Marillion's heir?".

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Pablo Watsoni
8/1/2018 03:42:43 pm

Way-hay-hay-haaaay! :)

Hamptonoid
8/1/2018 09:48:30 pm

In which case...

Digitiser = Fish

?

Pablo Watsoni
8/1/2018 10:18:13 pm

You want the website renamed as Fish2000?

Hamptonoid
8/1/2018 10:29:18 pm

Either that or browntrumpet2000

Pablo Watsoni
8/1/2018 10:33:12 pm

I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Biffo updated the name tonight! :)

John Veness
8/1/2018 01:52:30 pm

I enjoyed the old-style last week, and definitely felt like I'd "missed" it, like meeting again with an old friend. But I love the new stuff too, even more, and you're right that doing it in Teletext style every day would wear thin after a while.

To be honest, I'd be kept happy with a full archive of the old Digi somewhere, and indeed bunged a couple of hundred tapes towards @grim_fandango to try and help with that!

Still, it would be nice to have the occasional teletext frame appear from time-to-time, like the adverts you did last year, or maybe do a week or a day of classic-style Digi once a year or something.

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Pardon Juke
8/1/2018 02:05:32 pm

I think you’re aware by now that you are affected heavily by, if not the actual opinions of people, but your perceived eelings about what those opinions would be. I do the same.

I also assume that you see negatives as though they were written in larger type. When I had a job as a sort of middle-management type, I was once shown the anonymous results of a review that involved asking people who worked under me thought of how well I was doing. Pages of glowing praise and one negative comment about a time I was frustrated with some workers not doing the job properly.

To this day I can almost word for word remember that comment and I can’t even remember even the gist of the positives. I assume you’re like me in that respect.

Found Footage, the thing you’re rightly proud of, is what happens when you basically have a pact with your audience that you’re gonna pretend you don’t care what they think and just see what happens and the results speak for themselves.

Also, I’d suspect you’re particularly happy at having done things like the Power Player song even though you know, and always would, that it wasn’t going to be anyone’s favourite bit of the show. I hope you do, anyway.

Roundabout way of saying, you do you. It’s fun to see the Snakes and those guys again but you know that sooner rather than later it’d be all “Ah, here’s Mr. T again, prepare for the hilarious bin chat”.

People respond to new and unexpected things. Sometimes with shock and surprise, yes, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Waffly platitudes aside, I wouldn’t just want old-style Digi from now on, but I can see you doing a page every so often just to amuse yourself, and that’s what I’m into Mr Biffo for: the spectacle of you enjoying yourself.

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Biscuits
8/1/2018 03:12:28 pm

On NYE a tramp really liked my Man's Daddy hoody on the bus, he thought it was very funny.

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RichardM
8/1/2018 03:55:23 pm

C’mon now, Biscuits: admit it. You were the tramp, weren’t you?

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Biscuits
8/1/2018 04:16:19 pm

No but I smell

Lummox60N
8/1/2018 06:06:34 pm

I, too, love Marillion.
I'll read the rest later, probably.
But Marillion are ace.

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Wrist Flapper
8/1/2018 07:56:59 pm

Your format made me ponder...
An innumerate haiku writer?
You leave me naught but questions.

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Lummox60N
8/1/2018 08:30:48 pm

Marillion is
A hard word to haiku with
I did what I could

Wrist Flapper
9/1/2018 02:06:00 am

Alternatively,
Write a haiku worded thus:
Marillion? Bums.

Nick the Gent link
8/1/2018 06:15:07 pm

Loved the Digi throwback, but you're right Brother Biffo, you don't have that snark anymore - and that's ok! Since we've all pretty much grown up with Digi, I suspect our senses of humoreseses have changed along with you.

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S Hawke
8/1/2018 06:39:04 pm

The retro pages were cool and all that, but I prefer the Digitiser 2000 format. Although it would be very very nice if Violet Berlin and Stuart Campbell wrote stuff every now and again.

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Chris
9/1/2018 11:35:30 am

Oh yes, the odd Panel 4 would be very welcome, and give the Biffmeister a bit of a break too!

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PeskyFletch
8/1/2018 07:30:00 pm

Like so many others above, i did enjoy the return to classic Digi. But like someone else said, i enjoy the long self reflective pieces you put up here more( and my favourite bits are the game reviews, which can only benefit from the extra space.)

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Lummox60N
8/1/2018 07:32:33 pm

Okay, yes, I read it all this time...

OrigiDigi HAS BEEN fun, I loved it, really I did. Took me right back to a bewildering and exciting time of my life, where Digi and the characters thereon "fitted", they were entirely "my bag", they still are, but you're right, we've all moved on.
And reading those pages in proper Teletext-o-Vision, it was thrilling, but...strangely tiring.

I was never more happy to discover Digi2000, and to discover that the writing, and everything about it, was, even though a couple of decades had passed and I'd been through a great many life experiences, still my bag, but in a way relevant to the "me" now.

Keep up the good work, Mr. Biffo, but, yes, keep OrigiDigi (You can use that, if you like...) for special occasions.
Like anniversaries. Or when the whim takes you. Or my birthday.
It's at the end of February.

And everything you said about Marillion was spot on, too.

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James Walker link
8/1/2018 07:34:30 pm

I'm a big fan of The Damned and totally get you analogy. Keep on keepin on dude, digitiser 2000 is totally Rad as it is.
It's brill, ace and skill!!!1!

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Wrist Flapper
8/1/2018 07:45:36 pm

I don't tend to compliment your stuff as much as I perhaps should, often because the comments section has already covered any positives I have to give, but I want you to know that I'm in agreement with the many, many people who prefer your long-form Digi2k stuff. Perhaps it's because I'm a curmudgeonly old bastard, but I'd take a well-argued, in-depth article over the traditional Digi format. That's not to say there isn't room for both, but your current readership is here for what you've created since leaving Teletext, not as an honour guard to the memory of what was.

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Treacle
8/1/2018 07:56:52 pm

I, like pretty much everyone, really enjoyed the classic style digi of last week. It was a nice reminder of when I was at a different place in life. Hopefully in a decades time I'll be able to settle down to rewatch Found Footage, and remember a version of the person I am now while laughing at bad goujons, tea prancers and trellises being embellished. The past is a lovely place to visit, but the future is where the surprises are.

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James Walker link
8/1/2018 08:30:10 pm

So, what you're saying is that no more old digi because you're listening to Marillion and probably taking drugs? Okay? Bye.

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Starbuck
8/1/2018 08:39:59 pm

What they said.

Also, the perfect place to slip in some characters for us old timers now and then, by its very retro nature, would be the Friday Letters Page!

PS Still awaiting a Kayleigh reference on Do You Remember. Unless I've missed one.

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Mr Biffo
8/1/2018 09:04:25 pm

Aw, shucks. Thanks, you lot.

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Hamptonoid
8/1/2018 10:02:32 pm

It was a great week - reminded me of a simpler time. I loved it all. But it's all great, man!

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Penyrolewen
8/1/2018 10:56:46 pm

Well, I never read Digi on teletext (gasps!) and read - and very much enjoy - this site for what it is now. I never had a teletext tv and have never, ever used it despite being in my late 40s.

I get a lot of the references from what I’ve read here and did enjoy the ‘Fish era’ digi last week but prefer the ‘new’ format. The humour’s not too different, more grown up perhaps, like most of us. And better (to me) for it. So, there you go. I’m a fan of the new stuff. “Hearing” the old stuff was interesting but I’m glad you’re back to the new.

To over-extend your Beatles analogy, it’s a bit like listening to their early stuff. It is interesting (and good, and informative about their journey) but no one listens to it as much as anything post Rubber Soul. You’re at about Revolver, I reckon.

Keep it Biffo.

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Penyrolewen
8/1/2018 10:59:05 pm

keep it *up* Biffo.

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Double-meaning tenderer
9/1/2018 09:07:07 am

I'd like to keep it up Biffo.

Effishant humour
9/1/2018 09:03:36 am

What would be the underlining flavour of a seafood dish laced with lots of hardy cabbage? Kale-y. (Kayleigh)

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Michael
9/1/2018 06:47:36 pm

Mike Batt tells an anecdote of how he was once at a music biz event while going through a bout of depression and Paul McCartney approached him and had a drink and a chat with him. Mike Batt explained how he was in a hopeless situation where no matter what he did people would always just remember him for the Wombles, to which Paul McCartney responded 'yeah well, it is the same with me an the Beatles, you know', to which Mike B was left thinking 'I would kill for your problems, Paul'.

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Robobob
9/1/2018 09:27:10 pm

I daresay I'm not the only person who found the digitiser2000 website because they saw a tweet about the week-long 25th anniversary classic Digi, loved the nostalgia blast it brought back, and then started working backwards through the equally-enjoyable longer articles.

So in that sense, y'know, success?

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Nikolay Yeriomin link
12/1/2018 01:34:52 am

Here's to a new year of Digitiser!

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