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Tag Archives: Music
For Mum: Michael Bublé at Nottingham Ice Arena (12.2007)
I wrote this review in December 2007, and for some reason I never published it.
Today is the 1st anniversary of Mum’s death. She never read this review; like an idiot I never got around to publishing it while she was alive. I did tell her about the gig though.
I’ve not edited this for context or [...]
Stuart Estell
I mentioned Stuart a while back (in the “New Bloggers” post), but I’m going to give him another plug; largely because he’s not really “blogging” over at his website, he’s using it to share his music. So a “New Bloggers” post doesn’t really do him justice.
There are two sites you need to have a look at: [...]
Second Life: Third Dimension
Duran Duran have always been on the ball when it comes to technology. Whether it’s filming ground-breaking extended videos for 1981’s “Girls On Film”, producing a video using only Macromedia Flash, or serenading Opportunity, NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover across the reaches of space; they’ve harnessed technology in a way that very few bands have.
And now [...]
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Also tagged chris moyles, duran duran, linden labs, radio one, second life
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BBC hosts the first virtual music festival?
Wonderland have posted some very interesting news indeed. As far as I’m aware, this is the first virtual music festival I’ve come across. Regardless, it’s certainly the first virtual festival the BBC have arranged. I can’t seem to find any information on the BBC site, however.
I’ve been meaning to have a look at Second Life [...]
Sisters Of Mercy – Nottingham
Let's just get one thing straight from the start: I love the Sisters Of Mercy. They're an important band for me – the soundtrack for some fond memories from my childhood is provided by Andrew Eldritch and co. One such memory involves the first paper-based role-playing game I ever acquired (Nightlife, thanks for asking) and [...]