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thanks guys, sounds like there is a lot to discover
it’s not that I haven’t heard about him being a great musician and such, but I kinda missed a cause to start listening to his music, so far.lovely read, never heard before, that this interview even exists!
Quote:RT: I’ve forgotten who is interviewing who.… that’s the best part of it, when Richard Thompson starts asking questions
[looks like I have to check Richard Thompson’s music, I never really listened consciously to his stuff …
]sad news!!!
he was so unique and his radio shows were so full of the funniest, coolest and strangest music, and you could feel, he loved everything he played.
He will be missed!!!!
…from the BBC site:
Quote:Celebrate John’s LifeJohn Peel passed away on Monday 25th October. This week, to celebrate John’s life and the massive contribution he has made to UK music, we’re going to be playing Peel session tracks from the archives.
If you have a favourite session track that you’d like to hear from the past 37 years of John’s career please request it below. We’ll do our best to play them over the next few nights.
Thanks.
Also there’s a form to leave a tribute to John Peel
oh, I guess he’s rather on the lookout for some decent small venues where he could play, so if you know such a place in London you could email it to him.
quote from loobiecore.com:
Quote:I’ve been thinking that I need to find a more realistic way to tour… like , maybe playing in your living room (?)
like maybe playing alternative spaces, non-rock-club galleries…
if you have any ideas email me and I’ll begin collecting them.a good chair is also an option, but this collection is reality-proven to be good for running: great tunes in mid-tempo with a steady beat and full of energy. that’s what I’m looking for when I look for running songs
I tell you, it’s one of the nicest ways to listen to a collection of my most favouritest songs. a good title for that mix would be "runner’s high"
:aliensmile:I’m still running outside, although the weather is getting rougher. meanwhile I’m not feeling that much like a lame duck anymore, other than when I started
my current song collection for running (I change the songs very often, though)
Modest Mouse – Float On
Modest Mouse – Convenient Parking
Sleater-Kinney – I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone
Sex Pistols – Holidays in the Sun
The Seeds – Pushin’ Too Hard
the Fall – I Feel Voxish
the Fall – Victoria
the Fall – Mr Pharmacist (jogging to the Fall, I guess M.E.Smith hates the thought)
Dinosaur Jr – Feel The Pain
16 Horsepower – Black Soul Choir
Ramones – Do You Wanna Dance …
Sonic Youth – Kissability (aah, Kim Gordon is sooo cool!)
the Thermals – It’s Trivia
Soulwax – E-Talking
Hanin Elias – Falling
Talking Heads – Road To Nowherethat’s enough for a good round through the park
well, better mentioning it here late than never… and on the website they still call the Project Woven Hand, other than on the record cover itself, where they call it Wovenhand, indeed.
According to 16horsepower.net, Woven Hand, the sideproject of 16 Horsepower’s main man David Eugene Edwards have a new album ready, called Consider The Birds. it is supposed to come out in November (depending on the country, it seems). But it’s already available for online purchases.
Quote:"The first 1,000 copies of the CD sold here at Sounds Familyre will include a limited edition print by David Eugene Edwards. An even more limited number (of the 1,000) will be signed by David and randomly inserted into the CDs."Woven Hand are on European tour in November: tour dates
…I’m looking forward to see them on Nov. 17!Also, according to their site news, 16 Horsepower will be releasing their new DVD on November 15 in Europe on Glitterhouse records.
Quote:16HP DVDRelease Date: November 15, 2004 (Glitterhouse)
Disc One: 1993-2003, David Speaks With Paul Epstein, An Interview With Sixteen Horsepower, Coulisses
Disc Two: Videos, Live, SurroundUS: NTSC Region free
EU: PAL Region freeMore information about the 16HP DVD is coming soon.
great to hear you like it
🙂 if you should stumble over it, get also the Thermals’ other album "More Parts Per Million", it has the same kind of energy, with a big load of great songs, it’s at least the same quality as Fuckin’ A
