Book from Ripped & Torn fanzines
Ecstatic Peace Library Ecstatic Peace Library publishers have kindly turned all the pages of my Ripped & Torn fanzines, plus Ripping Christmas, into a book which is great news all round. See their website for more details plus some reviews and images from inside the book. Here is the cover. This is created from some of my many ways of writing Ripped & Torn on the cover of...
Ian Dury Live in Paris 1981
01. “Wake Up (And Make Love To Me)” 02. “Sink My Boats” 03 “Delusions of Grandeur” 04. “Dance of the Crackpots” 05. “What a Waste” 06. “Hey! Hey! Take Me Away” 07. “Hit Me (With Your Rhythm Stick)” 08. “Sweet Gene Vincent’
Killing Joke John Peel Session 1980
The complete session recorded by Killing Joke on 5 March 1980 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on the 17th of that month. Tracklist: 1. Change (0:07) 2. Tomorrow’s World (4:27) 3. Complications (9:21)
Dirty Water- the Birth of Punk Attitude
Out Demons Out by Edgar Broughton Band- included in Dirty Water Volume Two. Dirty Water- The Birth of Punk Attitude 1 & 2 – selected by Kris Needs. Available from Year Zero /Future Noise Music. Volume One. Volume Two. Note: I started writing this review ages ago, but found it a bit of a challenge to my ideas about what punk was/is. I thought I knew my history of punk...
Dexys – One Day I’m Going To Soar – album review
“You are sitting in your small room but your mind is like a ballroom” – Alternative TV Yes, Kevin Rowland has done it again, 27 years after the last time. It would be silly after a gap like that to say its been worth the wait, but this record does indeed soar and anyone who had a heart will surely soar with it. Listening to “One Day….” on headphones on a mundane...
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David Bowie – Sweet Thing
We’ll buy some drugs and watch a band, then jump in the river holding hands
Kenny Rogers
Tony D Says… Kenny Rogers is the face behind three of my favourite songs: Ruby, Lucille and The Gambler. These lyrics and tempo have been in the background of all…
Lou Reed – Kill our sons (The Basement-Tape from 1970)
Now here’s a thing. Lou Reed’s 1974 Sally Can’t Dance album has a song called ‘Kill Your Sons’ on it. Musta influenced me re KYPP. Here’s a ‘basement’ recording from…
Anarchism in Music
For anyone interested in anarchism in music: Arena #3 Anarchism in Music Series Editor: Stuart Christie Contributions from Phil Strongman, Boff (Chumbawamba), Robb Johnson and Penny Rimbaud amongst others. http://issuu.com/skateraw/docs/arenapromo3
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