Thursday, February 11, 2010
Sunday, February 07, 2010
Four at Coachwerks
Richard Dawson came to Brighton, playing a lovely fun set at the converted garage that is Coachwerks.
He was supported by the superb Danny Green (Laish Quartet) with help from his friends, along with Animal Magic Tricks and the enchanting Nicolette Corcoran.
A lovely evening all round.
Here's a video of Richard up in Newcastle
and one of my favourite songs by Danny Green
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Twenty One Crows
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Family portrait
Beautiful, Helene & Sebastien plus one, and cat :)
- Smith - Baby, it's you (Shirelles cover) mp3
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Thumbs up
Paused for lunch before heading to the cinema. The newspaper had a long article by Naomi 'No Logo' Klein about how Obama was more image than substance. There was another article on how his poll ratings were lower than Reagan or any other president one year into their presidency.
The sandwich wasn't that disappointing.
mp3 William Elliott Whitmore - There's Hope For You (thanks My Aimz is True blog)
The sandwich wasn't that disappointing.
mp3 William Elliott Whitmore - There's Hope For You (thanks My Aimz is True blog)
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Monday, January 04, 2010
My Third Eye
A Photography Exhibition at the Red Roaster coffee shop in Brighton for the months of January and February
with a wonderful musical extravaganza on John Lydon's birthday featuring
a night of nu-English folk, Nicoesque vocals, Madrigals and Guitarrism...
with a wonderful musical extravaganza on John Lydon's birthday featuring
and
31 Jan 2010. Doors at 8pm, first band at 8:45. ENTRY BY DONATION.
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Thursday, November 26, 2009
We have come for your cheer
Scroogist, true - but I do so hate christmas. Not the festivity, mainly the commerciality, and the tacky decoration!
Friday, November 20, 2009
Your Introduction to Psych Rock Rarities Volume One
I once spent far too much time listening to rare late-60s and early-70s psych rock albums. Many of them were released on small independent labels or in self-pressed editions of a few 100 copies. Much of it was dire, but there were a myriad of gems if you looked for them and so I decided to select 20 of my favourite tracks for a compilation. A few years down the line, I still listen to this mix and think it's pretty great - so I'm putting it out for a short while for you to enjoy for free.
Tracklisting with link below, with a few choice mp3s if you're undecided or don't have the wherewithall for mega-downloads:
- The Monks - I hate you
- Analogy - Tin's Song
- Merrel Fankhauser and h.m.s. bounty - Driving sideways (on a one way street)
- American Spring - Fallin' in love
- Broselmachine - The Old Man's Song mp3
- Josefus - Gimme Shelter
- Mothers of Invention - You're probably wondering why your here
- Felt - Destination
- Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger - Indian Rope Man
- Apple - Doctor Rock
- Fever Tree - Death is the dancer mp3
- Fairfield Parlour - Soldier of the flesh
- Geronimo Black - Let us live
- Gila -Aggression
- Goliath - No more trash
- Kaleidoscope - Hang out
- Linda Perhacs - Delicious mp3
- C A Quintet - Underground music
- McCully Workshop Inc - The Circus
- Morgen - Beggin' your pardon (Miss Joan)
Genesis 11:9
"That is why it was called Babel - because there the LORD confused the language of the whole world."
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