[E.O.M.S.]

Saturday, 17 April 2021

Tracklist:

Ceiling Granny / Dry Fantasy / Ritchie Sacramento / How To Be A Werewolf - 13:18

What happened when Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf discovered psychedelia

Mark Stewart & his Mum

Me and my mum ! (Wearing her pop group t shirt) Foto -Tøni sciffer pic.twitter.com/qFqG8jk5eI
— mark stewart (@_markstewart) April 16, 2021

+ Very nice tee Mrs Stewart!

Black Cab - Live @ Howler Brunswick Melbourne (16/4/21)

Photo by ChrisA with thanks

Tracklist:

Victorious

Superheroes

Combat Boots

Bad Robot

Hanna 1 & 2

Black Angel

Sonnenallee

Rotsler’sRules

Hearts On Fire

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Temptation

Uniforms

Supermadchen

My War

Sexy Polizei

Well that was a great gig last night. I mean Andrew asking for the bass to be turned up (with the resulting trouser flapping around the ankles!) A cover of Temptation and a syn drum solo from Wes! What more could you ask for?

More BC gigs / live tracks I've recorded (that have been tweaked by Andrew from the band can be found...)

HERE

Friday, 16 April 2021

HA!

I ordered some patchouli essential oil for my Made By Zen diffuser and this review made my day! pic.twitter.com/1OvtgiDoHN
— Wendy Brooke (@ProgRockers) April 16, 2021

Who can sell a Wonder Woman NFT? The guy who drew her or DC Comics?

Alisa Shea

I paint in watercolor because it scares me. I love its quirky unpredictability. I love the twinge of anxiety I feel every time I put down a color, knowing that I've often only got one shot to get it right. Piggybacking on my Instagram addiction, I paint from my own photographic reference material. I typically pick my subjects based on perceived level of difficulty; if it's something that I’m not sure I can successfully reproduce in watercolor, then that's the one I want to paint next. I am a control freak, and it's this combination of subject matter and medium that make for an overachieving, perfectionist’s dream, providing just enough of a challenge to make the whole process a tension-filled whirlwind of creative excitement. I start painting first thing in the morning, and the next thing I know it's mid afternoon. Hours have gone by, but to me, no time has passed. My anxieties about everyday trivialities simply fade away and I'm transported to a place where nothing else matters but light and shadow and color… and it is SO GOOD. So that's where I'm at right now. Welcome to my encore

HERE

Thursday, 15 April 2021

Rickie Lee Jones’s Life on the Road

Rickie Lee Jones emerged into the pop world fully formed; her début album was nominated for five Grammys, in 1980, and she won for Best New Artist. One of the songs on that record was “The Last Chance Texaco,” and Jones has made that the title of her new memoir. The song evokes a service station on a long stretch of highway, and Jones’s book reflects on her almost obsessive need to travel and uproot herself at almost any cost. “All I wanted to do was leave” from a very young age, she says.“When I talk about it from here, it seems like it was so horribly dangerous.” She adds, “Suddenly I’ll [say], ‘I think I’ll go to Big Sur,’ and I’m in a car, going. But the chaos and trouble that brings to a life!” The producer Scott Carrier, who hosts the podcast “Home of the Brave,” interviewed Jones near her home in New Orleans

Via