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This was an excellent recommendation, and one I think I might need to get to a few times. I’ve never been to the Musical Museum at Kew Bridge, and up until a few days ago, I’d never even heard of it! It sounds (pun intended) like somewhere I should be very well acquainted with, so my plan is to sort that out very soon.
When I have, expect pictures, over enthusiasm etc!
What a great night out this turned out to be. I really enjoyed seeing this band. The sound was lovely, and atmosphere was fun and pretty lively at time. Ska has never been a big thing for me, but perhaps I should do a little more digging to find out a bit more and do some more listening.
It’s great to be nominated for anything, but this is excellent news, and I had no idea until last week. SoundLab has been nominated in the SEND resource category. I’m glad to say I’m going to be there, both at the expo and also at the awards too.
Please feel free to use them however you see fit. But if you do make anything, then please let me know as I’d be very interested to hear what you make.
I was really pleased to be invited to this gig by my friend Gawain Hewitt. It’s always a lovely experience to see new music, and also to visit the Roundhouse. It was a really interesting performance. Improvised and based around field recordings of water that Gawain had taken in London, Norway, and Bangladesh.
It was at times very interesting and beautiful. I’m so glad that I got to go along.
And I’m looking forward to hearing this one. It’s been a while since I’ve heard a new 4th Doctor story.
I’ve set up a page on PalmSounds about iOS apps that will support Ableton’s Link technology. Thought I’d mention it.
Another picture taken from the Isle of Wight at Calbourne Mill of a rusting metal thing in close up.
I really enjoyed the dramatisation with Kenneth Brannagh some years ago. I think I’ve watched it a couple of times now and the story is one that I find quite inspiring. So it was nice to see these commemorative stamps. At some point I’d like to find out a bit more about him and his other expeditions. One day I’ll do that.
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