Last Saturday I drove to Scotland, spent an hour in a place, then drove back home.<\/p>\n
Then late Wednesday I drove down to Hensol, which is west of Cardiff.<\/p>\n
And on Friday afternoon I drove back from Hensol to Nottinghamshire.<\/p>\n
Although a bit knackered, because I don’t sleep well away from home, both trips were interesting and, in their own way, educational.<\/p>\n
More about the Scottish one in due course, if it all happens as planned.<\/p>\n
But the Welsh one was an annual company conference.<\/p>\n
The conference wound up with a light-hearted moment, a musical pub quiz.<\/p>\n
When this was announced I thought I was quids in, obv.<\/p>\n
Being a music geek and all.<\/p>\n
How wrong I was.<\/p>\n
How very wrong.<\/p>\n
The focus of the quiz was a sortov mashup of 17 songs across an Ed Sheeran song.<\/p>\n
When I heard the words Ed Sheeran my heart sank quicker than than a quickly sinking thing.<\/p>\n
But we gave it a go, our little group.<\/p>\n
The object of the exercise was to name the songs – and the artists – of all 17 songs that were performed by The Vamps across (mercifully) just a few bars of an Ed Sheeran song.<\/p>\n
Give it a go, and let me know – out of a potential score of 34, one point for each artist and one point for each song – how many points you get.<\/p>\n
But play the same game that we did.<\/p>\n
Blank out the screen, because all songs and artists are listed on this video (they weren’t on the video we saw):<\/p>\n