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Rod Liddle

Why I was ashamed to love Status Quo

29 December 2016

3:00 PM

29 December 2016

3:00 PM

I bought a record in a second-hand shop in the summer of 1981. A double album. I made sure nobody was looking when I handed over my money, and kept the purchase hidden in its brown paper bag all the way home. Back in my room, I locked the door to make sure my house-mates couldn’t surprise me — and plugged in my headphones.

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