tori amos – god
seeing as this is supposed to be a music blog, i’m posting some…. music!
go see it here
god, sometimes you just don’t come through
god, sometimes you just don’t come through
do you need a woman to look after you
god, sometimes you just don’t come through
i have a huge soft spot for tori amos. she’s talented, odd, unique and seriously underrated. all the stuff i like in an artist. she’s often categorised as “alternative” which means she’s consigned to the sidelines of the music machine but also means she’s free to do what the hell she likes.
when i dream of fame and fortune (which, of course, i have succeeded in achieving ;-)), i imagine being like ms. amos or bjork or pj harvey.
wild, wacky and wonderful.
sucker punch
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if you are lucky enough to be in london between the 11th and 24th of june, go and see “sucker punch” at the royal court (book now!). it’s written by an old mate of mine, roy williams, who is now a “sir” if you don’t mind ! he was in the first theatre company i worked with and has gone on to become a hugely successful playwright.
best of luck lad.
i’m very proud of you.
wish i could be there to see it.
more on roy and the play “sucker punch” in the guardian,
in the company of stars
so piers marsh of alabama 3 is also the mountain of love and he’s playing in athens on tuesday… with us!
be there or be very, very sad
here's another diva
go and check out this blog from our friend bea. top tips for divas who hate housework (don’t all divas hate housework ?). it’s quite new but there is already some very funny stuff… looking forward to more from bea.
culture in athens
so i’m off in a bit to get me some culture.
firstly, i’m going to see some art at cats and marbles ( 12 fokylidou street, kolonaki,) and then i’m going to after dark to see the fabulous velvoids.
i’ve got my finger on the pulse. have you?
seriously… if you are going “what the hell ?”… you really have to get out more.
congratulations
to our multi-talented bass player vishy on the success of the design walk 2008. here’s looking forward to many more projects like this in the future. i’m so proud…