Friday 1 May 2009
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The Telegraph does outrage like no other newspaper: "They even ignored the Please Keep Off The Grass signs!".
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I think I might declare UDI. But not for the living room, just to be confusing. And maybe not the broom cupboard.
Saturday 2 May 2009
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but solar. ugh.
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bit small though
Wednesday 6 May 2009
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Rather good headphone/microphone set for the price (around £45).
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Review aggregator. Nice - will become as indispensible as Kelkoo/Froogle.
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Official Jools Later/Later Live page. Handy for further information.
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Brooklyn-based indie rock band, playing something that I would classify as neither indie nor rock - something like a cross between an upbeat James Yorkston and the Athletes infused with some early 70s prog rock. No really. Very good indeed and the highlight of tonight's Jools Live (aside from Booker T, natch).
Friday 8 May 2009
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Well done to the trustees of Pallant House for getting this media coverage - but what a shame they didn't think to put a donations page on their website at the same time. I'd give a fiver, without hesitation.
Thursday 14 May 2009
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Really rather talented singer songwriter. It's like the 80s, all over again and in a good way.
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Lisa Hannigan - Irish singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Really rather good, we think.
Monday 18 May 2009
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Flash version of the classic coinop/console/VIC-20 game. Via LMG.
Tuesday 19 May 2009
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Blimey. No cash worries round our way, then.
Wednesday 20 May 2009
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Possibly the best act on this week's Jools (aside from Regina Spektor, who is amazing), although it seems that they are a better studio act than live - but it was ever thus for anyone with synths.
Thursday 21 May 2009
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Official site featuring good history page.
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Being from the Bognor area, I have many memories of the Picturedrome, including watching the Back to the Future trilogy in the wrong order (it was very confusing) and being pelted with sweets by some girls sitting half a dozen rows further back. I also remember the mechanical lantern in the tower being illuminated, certianly in the early 70s when we used to pass the cinema on the way home from visiting my grandmother on each and every Friday night.
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You will be humming this all day. Promise. "Lunar baboon with a spoon and a bassoon."
Tuesday 26 May 2009
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Lots around our way - they seem particularly keen on Centranthus.
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