"Beers Steers and Queers" by The Revolting Cocks is now being used as the theme tune for a radio 4 panel show.

Heresy


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Every now and then you find a website which does exactly what it says on the tin, but who's name and very existence brings a smile to your face...

LoveBeetroot

1, Attending gigs promoted by Gizeh Records and Forest of Sound this last week inevitably leads to seeing one or more people playing a bloody guitar with a bloody cello bow.
2, In consideration of my plans to re-enter the live arena, currently pencilled in for some time between the point where the oceans boil and the planet Mercury is engulfed in ( Read more... )

http://librivox.org/

Public Domain audio books, a wide range of classics, read by volunteers. Hurrah! Now being well read need not interrupt my playing World of Warcraft.

As far as I recall it went like this...

Stations, the Cockpit. Two piece noisy indie. Sounds like Paul Weller, if he was really angry because someone had just keyed his new car.

Killing Field of Ontario, Cockpit Room 3. Pleasant country rock, replete occasional with Banjo, even though I don't really know what replete means and it took me three ( Read more... )

I wrote and recorded an album in February. Unlike my usual plan of never finishing anything and so never releasing anything, this stuff was all done very quickly and has a messier more experimental vibe to it. Also I used a far greater variety of equipment. I usually write stuff on a computer and just add vocals. On this one you can hear:

Electric ( Read more... )

Is there a law that when making a sci-fi TV show, you must always have an episode when some mysterious force or viral infection causes the character's inhibitions to break down, causing them to drop their mental defences, speak their minds, act like children and or shag each other?

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From City On Fire... This is from a dubbed version, so the translation may have been mangled...

The scene cuts in to a detective interrogating a shopkeeper who has just witnessed a murder.

"I told you," Says the shopkeeper, "I didn't see their faces."

"Oh yeah," Replies the 'tec, clearly a man of some shrewdness, "Then how do you know there was three ( Read more... )

Sign here...

http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/Unworthy-Knight/


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