Tuesday, 18 August 2009

Anti-Bacterial Prayer Serum

This is very funny!

http://spirituallyflawed.blogspot.com/2009/08/antibacterial-prayer-serum.html

Checklist for Greenbelt

1. Anti tornado kit
2. Gas mask
3. JD for AsboJesus Prime
4. Ticket
5. Shoes
6. Towel
7. Phrasebook of common liturgical phrases
8. Map to the Beer tent / Binkys
9. Extra guy ropes for Binkys
10. Sunshine. and lots of it.
11. Oh, Ok clothes.
12. Self hypnosis CD- 'How to survive a weekend with no sleep'
13. Ideas for posts from various hip and cool online social networking sites.
14. Memorise how to namecheck Twitter, Audioboo and Spotify.
15. Stockpile of old GB war stories (its a good tradition!)

Monday, 2 February 2009

This weeks sounds

1. Mr Stormy Mondays selections- DGMLIVE- 2 Cds of King Crimson alumni being clangers, vocoders and foul mouthed poetry introducers. and a bit of music to boot.

2. Sid Smiths Podcast from the Yellow Room. essential listening for followers of his blog and fab music.. See link in the sidebar.

3. Nick cave and the Bad seeds Dig Lazarus, Dig!!!. religious imagery and downtown poetic scuzz

4. Edgar Froese- Epsilon in Malaysian Pale. ON VINYL! vintage ambient mellotron sounds.

5. Steven wilson- Insurgentes. a more personal Porcupine tree with drones and ambient noise washes. A huge grower.

Where, what, how?!

So, uh, snow?

Saturday, 18 October 2008

Greenbelt Quickie (7)

Praying should not be like ordering a pizza on the telephone.

Return to Blogging

It's been a wild few days; time spent in Norfolk, a few days in London seeing Queen and Paul Rodgers and then James Blunt on consecutive nights at the O2 Arena with my lovely Girlfriend. then having a 2 day migraine as a reminder of the rich food and drink enjoyed during that time. I have to say I found the O2 to be a mixed bag experience- very, very corporate with prices to match, but the actual arena to be a great place to see bands, if you can let go of the whole feel of being inside a huge financial punter-reaping machine. Both bands were great, quite different in production and presentation, highlights including Roger Taylor doing a drum solo whilst his drum kit was built around him, and Mr Blunt suddenly jumping off stage and running to the middle of the arena where a piano arose from the crowd on a small stage.
We stayed in Docklands and had a mooch around there, looking at the Excel centre (there was a hairdressing conference happening whilst we were enjoying breakfast there), and then some time in Canary Wharf. Had my first rides on the Docklands Light Railway, and generally had  a great time.

Greenbelt: Nominated for an award 2

Greenbelt has been nominated for the 'Best Family Festival' and Best Festival Toilets' in the Virtual Festival Awards. Well it would wouldn't it?!! Ahem! They can be clean, filthy, comical and the focus of many Greenbelt anecdotes over the years, so I suppose it's only right and proper that they are recognised in some small way. Lets hope GB wins.