1 The Pressure of Pitching Doves Buddy Wakefield
2 Tamatant Tilay Tinariwen
3 Brave Tin Soldiers Sarah Nixey
4 Courage, Tiger Get Well Soon
5 Things Have A Way Of Working Out British Sea Power
6 Brave New World NMS
7 Culture of Fear Thievery Corporation
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1 Heart Heart Withered Hand
2 Heroes Sunday Driver
3 Fearless Citizen Fish
4 Travel As Equals Joseph Arthur
5 No Fear Of Falling I Am Kloot
6 Brave Man’s Death J Roddy Walston and The Business
7 Last Of The Great Explorers Pepe Deluxé
I’m insanely busy these days and it’s only going to get worse in the very near future. It’s much easier to listen to a playlist while i’m working then to try to keep up with and plow thru the blog. So i’m really appreciating the lists that you and Shoey put up.
Glad to be of service – hope you’re busy for good reasons.
I’ve just had my first week off for ummm – can’t remember since when – (I think I had one less child… and he is now a couple of months off being two – so it’s been a while)
Although I was going slightly mad being technology and music free for a week – I like nature and remote Scottish islands and stuff – but it’s a hell of a lot more comfy watching them on the BBC***.
***(this is a joke by the way – it was great really)
except the midges – and nearly stepping on an adder – and the freezing cold wild swimming and the lack of music – and ……….. heehee.
Shall try and keep you supplied with playlist then – good to have a listener.
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We went to Arran (so not really very remote) – hopefully I will do a holiday snaps post (joking) – but I was without mobile phone/internet – so I just had to take photos to keep me amused.
Ended up with 1130 odd pictures – I took 38 in the same amount of time when the Berlin wall was first breached – how photographing habits change.
The only other form of artistic output was building Cairns – so I did – lots and lots. (while squashing bloody Midges) .. get out of Norfolk and the world becomes hilly doesn’t it? – we stayed in a fort by Hadrian’s wall – Obelix was right in saying “tap tap tap – those Roman’s were crazy”
We waved in the general direction of Leeds when we drove past.
Just as long as you didn’t stop to pick up any more footballers….
I’ve only been to Arran for a geology field trip, and having tramped across it learning about the amazing diversity of rocks there, I can report that there is definitely remoteness there. The hotel gave us far too little food for a growing 19-year old tramping across geological formations in the wind and rain, and I’d forgotten any spending money for Mars Bars.
Lovely place but I do associate it with feeling hungry.
Ha Ha – my initial comment read – “and I waved a ‘need a lift’ note in the general direction of Leeds – just in case a few more midfielders wanted to escape your wonderful chairman and charming manager” but I felt that was just cruel – If I was a fan it would seem like a bizarre experiment in how not to create good PR – and I’d hope to wake up – the controversies during our game at QPR this year bubbled and disappeared without Warnock creating Libelous comments… (I’ll write more about this on my new blog)
Yep – we tramped around some interesting rocks – living on Arran ice cream when the blazing sun shone – then quickly wrapping up in waterproofs as another storm struck – I think Beth and Amanda would appreciate the standing stone circles and landscapes .. and we got to see a live Adder rather than just the skin that they saw on the Green Balloon Club. (summer holiday’s – sometimes the 7 year old needs chilling in front of Cbbc)
Tee hee again. You can talk about our feeder club status anytime, just shut up about our chairman and manager….
Chairman Point?
Manager Sore?
I shall hush my mouth.
Well, no need really… Only a game etc etc
I know – I know.
I’m trying to see if I can comment about every one of my teams games during this season – hopefully in a reasonable manner.
Just because I’m bored of reading vitriol about games of football, and as an experiment in creating artworks for them – it should be fun – especially as we’ll probably end up in a relegation battle … I shall see if the red mist descends then – it’s going to biased – but it might have interesting designs.
Wish Buddy would do a new proper album – can’t rush the poets, I suppose. Of the newtomes think Mr Fish takes it this week – can’t go wrong with a bit of bouncy ska.
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That was an enjoyable list. Favorites i think are Thievery Corp and I Am Kloot. Thanks!
Ta Amy – glad you popped in.
I’m insanely busy these days and it’s only going to get worse in the very near future. It’s much easier to listen to a playlist while i’m working then to try to keep up with and plow thru the blog. So i’m really appreciating the lists that you and Shoey put up.
Glad to be of service – hope you’re busy for good reasons.
I’ve just had my first week off for ummm – can’t remember since when – (I think I had one less child… and he is now a couple of months off being two – so it’s been a while)
Although I was going slightly mad being technology and music free for a week – I like nature and remote Scottish islands and stuff – but it’s a hell of a lot more comfy watching them on the BBC***.
***(this is a joke by the way – it was great really)
except the midges – and nearly stepping on an adder – and the freezing cold wild swimming and the lack of music – and ……….. heehee.
Shall try and keep you supplied with playlist then – good to have a listener.
I’m just trying to find numerous brilliant enterprise blogging to use in my personal msn target audience which are valuable next with an on-going basis. Can you get along with recommendations? I own Seth Godin’s previously. Bless you!. . It may well be also advantageous for those who informed me engage favored these kinds of blogging..
Langenfeld
Best post ever (what does it mean?).
Tee hee !
Only managed a few tunes this evening! Enjoyed Tinariwen and Sarah Nixey. But most of all the stones ! Lovely picture, which island were you on ?
We went to Arran (so not really very remote) – hopefully I will do a holiday snaps post (joking) – but I was without mobile phone/internet – so I just had to take photos to keep me amused.
Ended up with 1130 odd pictures – I took 38 in the same amount of time when the Berlin wall was first breached – how photographing habits change.
The only other form of artistic output was building Cairns – so I did – lots and lots. (while squashing bloody Midges) .. get out of Norfolk and the world becomes hilly doesn’t it? – we stayed in a fort by Hadrian’s wall – Obelix was right in saying “tap tap tap – those Roman’s were crazy”
We waved in the general direction of Leeds when we drove past.
Just as long as you didn’t stop to pick up any more footballers….
I’ve only been to Arran for a geology field trip, and having tramped across it learning about the amazing diversity of rocks there, I can report that there is definitely remoteness there. The hotel gave us far too little food for a growing 19-year old tramping across geological formations in the wind and rain, and I’d forgotten any spending money for Mars Bars.
Lovely place but I do associate it with feeling hungry.
Ha Ha – my initial comment read – “and I waved a ‘need a lift’ note in the general direction of Leeds – just in case a few more midfielders wanted to escape your wonderful chairman and charming manager” but I felt that was just cruel – If I was a fan it would seem like a bizarre experiment in how not to create good PR – and I’d hope to wake up – the controversies during our game at QPR this year bubbled and disappeared without Warnock creating Libelous comments… (I’ll write more about this on my new blog)
Yep – we tramped around some interesting rocks – living on Arran ice cream when the blazing sun shone – then quickly wrapping up in waterproofs as another storm struck – I think Beth and Amanda would appreciate the standing stone circles and landscapes .. and we got to see a live Adder rather than just the skin that they saw on the Green Balloon Club. (summer holiday’s – sometimes the 7 year old needs chilling in front of Cbbc)
Tee hee again. You can talk about our feeder club status anytime, just shut up about our chairman and manager….
Chairman Point?
Manager Sore?
I shall hush my mouth.
Well, no need really… Only a game etc etc
I know – I know.
I’m trying to see if I can comment about every one of my teams games during this season – hopefully in a reasonable manner.
Just because I’m bored of reading vitriol about games of football, and as an experiment in creating artworks for them – it should be fun – especially as we’ll probably end up in a relegation battle … I shall see if the red mist descends then – it’s going to biased – but it might have interesting designs.
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Wish Buddy would do a new proper album – can’t rush the poets, I suppose. Of the newtomes think Mr Fish takes it this week – can’t go wrong with a bit of bouncy ska.
It is advantageous to recommend to my target enterprise audience as it was valuable next on an ongoing basis. & I had a book once.
A new Buddy would be good – and bouncy Ska IS always a joy.
after two days and many interruptions, finally listened to the whole set – great stuff!
Really liked Tinariwen and NMS and was pretty surprised by the BSP bleepiness. Roddy Walston was the highlight of Side 2.