Posts by Geoff Lealand
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Oh, bugger! Anthonie Tonnon has been my most-played music this summer (so perfect for long road trips) but I have a prior commitment in March 11. My colleague Gareth Schott is playing at the Hamilton Fringe Festival.
But I do have Sufjan Stevens next week.Sometimes, there is too much to see and hear over the summer months,
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Yes, Christchurch folk don't need such sanctimonious advice from people like Sister Mary Whatever, I have a friend who has finally had enough, after the last shake, and selling up, to move back to Australia.
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I love Anthonie Tonnon's 'Successor'. Such great music for long road trips. Even more impressed to receive friendly emails from him, when I asked about future gigs,
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Like .., and even more likes. Indeed, a multitude of likes. A politician who is no mere fanboy but who writes with intelligence and (that much abused word) passion.
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Double-hulled waka at Kawhia
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The Kawhia Kai Festival on Waitangi Day. This year we did manage to travel there on the right day. The watermelon halves with ice cream were surprisingly refreshing . Scanned old newspapers in the dinky Kawhia Museum, to find ads for talkies screening in both Kawhia and Oparau in 1932.
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This bloody enrages me.
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Interesting to see the faces of familiar radio voices. Hope it works.
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Hard News: Friday Music: Bowie, Original…, in reply to Bart Janssen,
The British comedian Jimmy Carr, in his Auckland performance, made the crack that, 'Now that Bowie is dead, at least everyone else left in the world is a little cooler'.
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Hard News: Friday Music: Bowie, Original…, in reply to Russell Brown,
Thanks, Russell. That is what I always tell myself ie Don’t Do Anything
