Sunday, 29 November 2009
Friday, 20 November 2009
Monday, 16 November 2009
Saturday, 14 November 2009
Thursday, 12 November 2009
Paul Van Ryan - Find The Right Preacher (video)
Paul Van Ryan (often Paul Ryan) is a singer/songwriter/guitarist (and formerly of the quite awesome Circle3 - RIP) from Leamington Spa, UK, who's done a lot for me over the years, and the least I can do is shamelessly plug his considerable talents.
The last time I saw him was ridiculously long ago, and his debut solo album 'Man Of The Pee-Pole' (tongue-in-cheek title is complete with ridiculously unsubtle cover art) was only a couple of months old. A particular standout on the album was 'Find The Right Preacher', a stark acoustic piece that looks at religion and its followers. Paul planned to re-record it and make an accompanying video, and that is what he did, which I've only just come across. The new version is just astonishing. It comes out as a single on the 23rd of this month, and will be available from iTunes, so you don't have any excuses.
WARNING: Some adult content.
www.paulvanryan.com
www.myspace.com/paulvanryan
Monday, 9 November 2009
Saturday, 7 November 2009
RobinPlaysChords self-promotion post #?
http://www.purevolume.com/robinplayschords
For the free 'Paper Skies LP' download and new song 'No Worries'. There really is something there for everyone - with the possible exception of the extreme metal community. (Because I once was forced to listen to Mayhem and that shit was just WRONG.)
For the free 'Paper Skies LP' download and new song 'No Worries'. There really is something there for everyone - with the possible exception of the extreme metal community. (Because I once was forced to listen to Mayhem and that shit was just WRONG.)
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Paper Skies LP,
Robin Johan Jax,
RobinPlaysChords
Thursday, 5 November 2009
France's Europe minister accuses Tories of 'bizarre autism' on EU
guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/nov/04/france-autistic-tories-castrated-uk
As someone with Aspergers syndrome, I'm not particularly pleased to see the term 'autistic' used in such a context (or being put upon such an anemic political entity as the Conservative party of the United Kingdom), but Lellouche's rant (for lack of a better term) may stick. With Hannan and Helmer jumping ship off the front bench, Cameron's not exactly in the rosiest position for a forthcoming Murdoch-leader-elect.
As someone with Aspergers syndrome, I'm not particularly pleased to see the term 'autistic' used in such a context (or being put upon such an anemic political entity as the Conservative party of the United Kingdom), but Lellouche's rant (for lack of a better term) may stick. With Hannan and Helmer jumping ship off the front bench, Cameron's not exactly in the rosiest position for a forthcoming Murdoch-leader-elect.
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