Posts by Ian Dalziel
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Hard News: Friday Music: a New Zealand story, in reply to Mark Cubey,
You can find out what Jay Clarkson has been up to here:
and order here
http://www.jayclarkson.com/
or search Flying Out site -
Hard News: Know Your Stuff: getting real…, in reply to nzlemming,
So i can’t use it to navigate the galaxy then. Good to know.
“He who controls the spice controls the universe.”
- from the Kronicles of Maud'Dib' -
'Spice' aka 'Hurry Curry'?
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While looking up Red Mole references I discovered Alan Brunton’s NZEPC page – with posters!
Many by Barry Linton, but also one by a member of this parish then known only as ’Flexible Shaft’ – 1 of each pictured above. -
Stonkin’ badges!
Two little gems from the late ’70s
have also found their way
out from under the bed
and onto Trade Me…
http://www.trademe.co.nz/music-instruments/music-memorabilia/stickers-badges-patches/auction-1360771719.htmThat is Barry Linton's original Red Mole logo.
ps: to Chris B @ Audioculture, – feel free to grab and use these pix.
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A good shellacking!
I’ve got 20 or so old 78s on Trade Me at the moment – Charlie Parker, Bessie Smith, Duke Ellington, Stan Freberg and many many more….
http://www.trademe.co.nz/music-instruments/vinyl/other/auction-1360625390.htm -
Hard News: Friday Music: a New Zealand story, in reply to Shaun Scott,
“She will rock you: NZ female guitarists that rock”
Where's Kaye Woodward from The Bats & Minisnap ?
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I note that the Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival 2017
started in Chchch on Thursday at The Academy Gold.
Access the programme pdf here:
https://cdn.rialto.co.nz/cdn/resources/contentupload/documents/radff17%20programme%20share.pdfI have seen and really enjoyed 'Original Copy' which has the first of 3 screenings on Saturday at 2pm.
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https://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/apps/94160128/music-streaming-service-pandora-shuts-down-in-new-zealand
NZ and Oz to lose Pandora - so no hope left in the box then... -
Philip Matthews’ extremely strong editorial for Saturday’s Press
I like that Philip Matthews always has his byline on his editorials, they should extend that to all editorial writers.
...and that he is such a reasonable and intelligent writer - we can always do with more of that.
