Friday, 14 June 2013

Nate Silvering the Iranian Elections

The Sun Apologises to Aliens for Linking Them to Scientology

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No words...

Marcus London Ain't Someone U Fuck With

The Grateful Dead: spot the difference (16 magazine 10/67)

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Oh the fun to have been had back in the day being a fly on the wall in a crash pad full of hippies all tripping out of their gourds after I spiked their chai tea...
Wonder how many differences they would have come up with then...
(Thanx Stan!)

Niels Shoe Meulman: Calligraffiti (undon't)

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Gate 228 - an unauthorised exhibition in an abandoned house (Carlton/Melbourne 9AM 15/6/13)

Six Melbourne artists invite you to a run down, forgotten but beautiful house in Carlton. Artists involved have used aerosol, stencils, print making, illustration and installation based techniques...come and see from 9am this weekend how they've evolved the space.
Warning: Broken floor boards and general decay. Be mindful where you step.
Tom Civil - tomcivil.com/
Ryan McGennisken - facebook.com/ryanmcgennisken?fref=ts
Doctor - facebook.com/thedoctor.melbournestreetartist?fref=ts
Be Free - facebook.com/be.free.908
Suki - facebook.com/suki.art?fref=ts
Bon - bonbonbackwardsisnobnob.tumblr.com/
Info (address to be released this afternoon)

Alan Moore Interview

'Hey, you can just make stuff up'

Thursday, 13 June 2013

COMING SOON: Alan Partridge - Alpha Papa

When Alan’s radio station, North Norfolk Digital, is taken over by a new media conglomerate, it sets in motion a hilarious chain of events which see Alan having to work with the police to defuse a potentially violent siege. In cinemas August 7th.

♪♫ Rip Rig & Panic - You're My Kind of Climate (7" Version)

Neneh & Andrea in London last week
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One of the greatest live bands. So many memories...solo Springer performance in York Cathedral, bunny hopping in a van being driven by Neneh around a Manchester car park, the night of the souped up speedy brain cells at the Primatarium in Kings X. The late and very lamented Sean Oliver (and our endless conversation about which jazz album was the best: he went for 'A Love Supreme' while I could never get past 'Spiritual Unity'...just wish that I still had all those live recordings I made of them. Oh well!
If you don't know them go out and buy the remastered and expanded editions of their three albums out now.