January 2011
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Guardian Books podcast: Rock memoirs with Kristin... →
The first part of the latest Guardian Books podcast begins with a live performance and interview with Kristin Hersh, who discusses her critically-acclaimed Paradoxical Undressing memoir. The book is based on the diary that she kept as an 18 year old, which was a somewhat eventful year in her life (to put it very mildly).
The 68 Beers Project
Have a look at the 14 second version of my amazing project from last year.
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Bruce Sterling's "Andrea Allen" talk is featured... →
I’ve watched the first 23 minutes of this 56 minute video, and I plan to catch the rest of it later today. I’ve enjoyed it so far, although I feel that a number of his extrapolations are somewhat fanciful.
Here’s one comment from a Boing Boing user:
“Good god almighty is this guy rambling. I still don’t know what “vernacular video” is and 7 minutes of...
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Can you love Marmite too much? by IDrinkLeadPaint
Don’t try this at home, kids.
Now added to The Marmite Channel, of course.
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Anti-MMR campaigner gets a hammering on Aussie... →
Australian radio presenter Tracey Spicer gives an object lesson in how to deal with these malignant nutters. She’s actually researched her topic, something very few interviewers in the media here seem to do. It is a brilliant interview and it’s well worth a listen.
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Scott Walker is the original Godlike genius...
No-one knows who first coined the tribute “Godlike genius”, and I suspect that the term has no single originator. It’s the sort of phrase that many people could have devised entirely independently of each other. However, there is no doubt about who brought this particular epithet to prominence; back in 1981, Julian Cope put together an album called Fire Escape in the Sky: The...
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Scott Walker is the original Godlike genius...
No-one knows who first coined the tribute “Godlike genius”, and I suspect that the term has no single originator. It’s the sort of phrase that many people could have devised entirely independently of each other. However, there is no doubt about who brought this particular tribute to prominence; back in 1981, Julian Cope put together an album called Fire Escape in the Sky: The...
The SteveR Blues →
lifeasamusical:
Keeping with the blues theme, here’s my original composition entitled “SteveR Blues”’. I made it with the iPhone/iPad app Blues Writer. Enjoy!
It’s a work of God-like genius.
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Suffolk tourist board embarrassed after metal band... →
“The organisation Choose Suffolk asked people to submit their favourite photographs of landscapes, people, or products for the Suffolk Icons contest which was designed to promote the county as an attractive place to visit.
Many local residents joined in the spirit of the contest by nominating traditional images of coastal beach huts, landscapes, historic buildings and figures like former...
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December 2010
49 posts