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Rufus Wainwright - Unmaking Unfollow The Rules

Good points, Martin, thanks for the link ... and the final scene ends with Bill’s e-bow guitar playing (which reminds me always of singing).

This is the oldest guitar I own. It's an Avon 3403 Les Paul copy by Rose Morris, made in the mid-seventies. I got it from a pawn shop in the early eighties for the princely sum of £35. At the time I had it converted to fretless. It has subsequently had its pick-ups changed a few years back and last year, the bridge. It's a bit battered, but it still plays OK.

Wow wee, you did great on the price Roger. It's a beauty 👍👍👍

One-hundred and three ⭐️

Now getting new attention https://www.dprp.net/reviews/2020-081

That was fun. I am not a Foo Fighters fan but that was pretty good. (The music just doesn't click with me...and yes I have seen them live)

I got this Eko Kadett PJ07 bass third-hand a couple of years ago for £80. It had a big chunk of lacquer missing from the top edge of the body and the action was ridiculously high (I have no idea how the girl I bought it from managed to play it at the top end of the neck). Both issues have been sorted and it is now a comfortable nice-sounding bass with all the harmonics ringing clear.

A Song of London - 1953 | The Archivist Presents | #251 A Song of London - 1953 | The Archivist Presents | #251

I'd highly recommend getting hold of these albums. Excellent music, musicianship and the recording quality is wonderful..

A true woman of beauty and talent

Always liked Holm. He gave both good and evil with such ease. R.I.P.

That looks very nice to me! I've had two Hondo guitar over the years. The first one I got in the early 80s, a Strat copy. For some reason I can't remember too much about it. Anyway it was replaced by a Tokai Strat, which was sold along with a Sessionette amp in 1986. My second Hondo, which I still own, is a 3/4 size classical guitar. My partner bought it for me in 2004 when she knew that I wanted to start playing again. She was very ill when she did that for me so that's a guitar that has a special place.

A Visual History Of The Future (courtesy Government Office for Science) ... https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/360814/14-814-future-cities-visual-history.pdf

Used to know who painted this, but ... have forgotten. Anyone know?

It's like a GMO biscuit. It's a great look. It does remind me of a segmented food item, like an orange

PS Had no other way of reaching Eric, as we kept in touch via email!!!! Hope this reaches him somehow...………..Thank you.

Colonel Bleep - WAR IN ROBOT LAND Colonel Bleep WAR IN ROBOT LAND

VINCENT DI FATE Bolo Acrylic Vincent Di Fate, cover art for Bolo: The Annals of the Dinochrome Brigade by Keith Laumer (Berkley Medallion, 1977).

Was thinking about what you said about Kenny Burrell leaning towards the Be Bop style when listening to the Midnight Blue record yesterday and especially the track called Kenny's Sound ... Kenny Burrell - Kenny's Sound

RG ... Grant Green ... Had learned about a sample from his track Down Here On The Ground not long ago via the Who Sampled Who website and a record I had listened to over several months sometime in the '90s was mentioned because of another record I was addicted slightly earlier to in the '90s Grant Green - Down Here On The Ground (Live At Cliche Lounge, Newark, NJ, 1970) The beginning of Vibes and Stuff - A Tribe Called Quest also includes at the track I mentioned above, from Kenny Burrell, called Kenny's Sound (and it appears just that one time) 😎

Just Blue

Used to think a domed city was so cool. If it was visible, I'd imagine it'd be claustrophobic for many of us. Bannon even here (Biosphere 2) ... The Biosphere 2 experiment ... it's as close as we've come to finding out what life under a big dome would be like.

Reminiscent of fly eyes.

Title: The Bluebird-Proteus CN7 is a gas turbine-powered vehicle that was driven by Donald Campbell and achieved the world land speed record on Lake Eyre in Australia on 17 July 1964. Source: https://reddit.com/r/ColorizedHistory/comments/cxtwfg/the_bluebirdproteus_cn7_is_a_gas_turbinepowered/ Author: https://www.reddit.com/user/ColourbyRJM