Barging In To The Presence Of God
August 25th, 2008 · No Comments
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10 Green Bottles
August 19th, 2008 · No Comments
It would seem that muxtape.com has finally succumbed to the might of the RIAA. Shame that, I kinda liked it’s simple, no frills approach.
Oh well, time to find the next interesting thing (or just use last.fm playlists).
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We walk out like lions, short on prey
August 6th, 2008 · 2 Comments
We got our answerphones on, What are you worried about?
I think I liked you more when you were worse.
How hanging out of the 15th storey window has never felt so relaxing.
Bring out the real fun. Turn on the real drums.
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Montreal Might Eat Its Young
July 29th, 2008 · No Comments
July has been filled with so many things. Gigs, Partying, Geekery. At some point I’ll get it all down here (well maybe not all) but until then just make do with this month’s Muxtape which pretty much describes my July in chronological order.
“That was the one.”
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Made Her Smile
July 7th, 2008 · No Comments
Caught Black Kids doing an instore at HMV today totally by accident while trying to get some of this week’s vinyl quota. Pretty good band if you can get past all the hype they’ve been getting, which will probably destroy them. A short set of course but it was most enjoyable despite it interfering with my retail therapy which included a lovely 12″ of insanely good We Are Scientists electro remixes, a Dead Kennedys 7″ and Blank & Jones/Bernard Sumner 7″ (more on these guys in another post i think)
Currently enjoying Frankmusik very much at the moment, cheesy 80’s style electro but I love it. Have a tune :
I know a girl that dressed like you,
She drank too much, Like you do
It made her smile, For a while
But it made her smile, For a while
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FT
July 3rd, 2008 · No Comments
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You cannot kickstart a dead horse
July 1st, 2008 · No Comments
This book is interesting me a great deal at the moment. That and I’m also re-reading Michael_Azerrad’s excellent “Our Band Could Be Your Life: Scenes from the American Indie Underground, 1981-1991“.
also
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Sofacore
June 6th, 2008 · No Comments
So I managed to turn up to Johnny Foreigner and Dananananaykroyd last night at The Proud Galleries, Camden (unlike Monday and The Weakerthans, oops). We got there a bit late and missed Tubelord, who were very good so I’m told. Awesome gig, plenty of energy from both bands and some cracking music. Good stuff. Shame the crowd was a little on the static side. But never mind I had a great old time dancing like an idiot and buying some lovely merch.
My Eee-PC 900 turned up yesterday as well, I’ve been trying it out at work this morning and i’m very impressed. I think i’ll give it a full review at the weekend. It’s so dinky and cute… ahh.
Here’s a very cool video for you to enjoy (it really kicks in around the one minute mark).
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Your Life Is A Song
June 3rd, 2008 · No Comments
But Not This One…
Going to see Johnny Foreigner later this week. Getting excited.
Recovering from an excellent London Web Week at the moment. I don’t think I’ve drunk as much since I was a student, also probably learnt more in a single week than at any time since I was a student (I’m even trying to learn a bit of Erlang, crazy talk I know!). A full report along with gubbins from the Spiritualized and Broken Social Scene/The Brunettes gigs I attended the week before will be forthcoming once I get some free time.
Some tunes from Johnny Foreigner. Buy their stuff:
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Ghosts
May 14th, 2008 · No Comments
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