Kinks report

"Sunny Afternoon" is brilliant, I can report. In fact it is so good I intend seeing it again at the first opportunity. It tells the factual beginnings , warts and all, of how the KInks were first formed and their development into international stars, despite being ripped off by sleazy managers both here and in the USA until  the sad end when the group split up, broke in every sense of the word. However, the show was both exilerating and great fun.

I can't get "Lola" out of my head now, but I'm not complaining.

A revelation was the vast improvement of the underground rolling stock and stations since I was last in the city centre.