Make final Pink Floyd album your final album, over-50s urged

ANYONE over 50 who still listens to music has been told they can have this one last Pink Floyd album and then stop.

The Endless River is the first album by the prog-rock giants in 20 years, during which time their aging fans have regrettably continued to spoil perfectly decent bands for others.

Tom Booker, a 32 year-old A&R man, said: “Fair enough, you can have this one and then let’s knock it on the head, eh?

“You’re just bringing everyone down. If you keep buying Neil Young albums then he’ll keep producing them and that’s not helping anybody.

“When you’re into our stuff it puts us off. I can’t listen to The Black Keys now without seeing the nodding silver pate of the bloke in front of me at their gig.

“Get this CD – yes, we know you don’t buy mp3s, you like something to hold in your hand – play it once and that’s you done.”

Pink Floyd themselves confirmed that they are happy if their fans never buy an album ever again as long as they continue to buy the box-sets.

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The Mash guide to Labour’s leadership challengers

ED Miliband is facing challenges to his leadership for the first time since he was elected by mistake in 2010. But who are the men and women hoping to be loathed slightly less than David Cameron?

Andy Burnham doing his famous Ed Miliband impression

Ed Balls: Real name Eduardo Cojones, this self-styled political heavyweight has enjoyed a smooth run as shadow chancellor because nobody pays any attention to anything he says. As prime minister would do exactly what the Tories are doing and actively enjoy lying about it. Has no chance as everybody hates his guts including Yvette Cooper, who is much more likely to win. Married to Yvette Cooper.

Andy Burnham: Never seen without full eye makeup, the shadow health secretary wants to make a soul-forfeiting pact with the hosts of Hell to keep the NHS running for another 50 years, but knows it’s just another name for PFI.

Norman Baker: Principled politician whose belief in UFOs and government conspiracies would win support among the people who watch that sort of thing on YouTube. Currently a Liberal Democrat, but the public are not thought to have noticed.

Spandau Ballet: Reformed 80s soulsters deliver left-wing messages over smooth, seductive backing to win over floating voters. Fears that schism between Kemp brothers could spark civil war.

Sam Allardyce: Automatically linked to any underperforming team since 2007, Allardyce would simplify tactics, get the best out of the talent on the bench and take Labour into a commanding lead. Will not get the post because nobody wants to be outdone by someone fat and unattractive.

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