Today is a bit of a nothing day - after last night, there's not a lot going on for me today apart from finding some nice relaxing music and adding it to a new Spotify playlist - I'll link you at the end of this blog.
I'm just going to jot down everything I listen to for the next.. hour? - I dunno, until I get bored.
Time now: 14:03
Fink - not bad.. can't get into it at the moment.
Laura Marling - had Rambling Man stuck in my head all last night so definitely need a bit of that..
Broken Bells - this is going to be my new favourite fo sho!!
Isbells - like a really chilled out Magic Numbers album, v nice.
Yeasayer - mm 'Ambling Alp', not right now..
Villagers - nice and relaxed but tainted by visions of The Village People doing YMCA in my head
Angus & Julia Stone - ver chilled. get me an ice cold creme soda.
Fever Ray - wow interesting. most alternative so far- not terrible. reading the critics reviews, they love this.... I am unsure.
New Young Pony Club - I said to my mate I'm not listening to a band called New Young Pony Club!.. but you never know, they might be okay..............nah turns out pretty average.
Lykke Li - her new song - sounds good
Paolo Nutini - These Streets is such a nice album. SUMMERTIME PLEASE!
Grizzly Bear - I shazzamed this ages ago... first listen for a while, dunno why I shazzamed it!
Paul Young - Everytime you go away
Belle & Sebastian - first time listen. good.
Jack Penate - WHERE'S THE SUMMER?!
Rascall Flatts - like saying hello to an old friend!
Cat Power - Kingston Town.. thought it was a UB40 cover but I really don't know!
Noah & The Whale - pleasant.. nothing much more
That will do - I'm putting New Moon on.
Link?
2011 Playlist
End Time: 15:13
Radio Presenter (Wire FM, The SRA Selector), Producer (Key103). Studying TV & Radio. Love music & talking about it, countryside, kayaking, cycling, gigs & rum. Expect lots of the above on this blog...
Monday, 21 February 2011
This is mad!!
This is mad- I've just found this report from a Bloxham football match a few years ago - I remember these games!
This is half a match report - the whole lot would keep you here reading it all week.
Bloxham started the game against a stiff breeze but were immediately in their stride with an early Craig Lynes shot after good work from Louis Chadwick down the left flank. In another flowing move Robbie Catling found Charles Hawkins with an early ball who in turn sent Chadwick away down the left once more and his exquisite cross gave Ryan Wilson a simple tap in at the far post to open the scoring. Luke Hodson then sent another lovely through ball to Charles Hawkins but his shot was well saved by goalkeeper James Hicks. Only a last ditch tackle by Josh Kayter denied Hawkins again after more good build up play between Catling and Alex Auld. Moreton stirred and a good shot by Paul Whitehouse tested Matthew Brice in the Bloxham goal but his handling was secure.
Bloxham went two goals up when Dan Welling found Hawkins up front in a 2v1 situation and he squared for Wilson to score easily. Immediately afterwards a wonderful long Sam Allen pass sent Hawkins away on goal but his first touch was a little heavy and he lifted his shot over the bar. Welling then set up Ryan Wilson who really should have bagged his hat trick but he dragged his shot wide. In another flowing move Robbie Catling, Welling and Chadwick combined and Ryan Wilson was nearly on the end of another tantalising Chadwick cross. Wilson then unbelievably sent the ball over the bar from two yards out after a good low cross from Charles Hawkins but he made amends moments later when Hawkins set him up again to make it 3-0 and this time he made no mistake to claim his hat trick.
Moreton had a late chance to reduce the deficit but a neat flick by Josh Kayter at the near post went over the bar and Hawkins was denied at the other end when he had the ball in the net but was adjudged off side from Wilson's pass. The first half finished as it began with another sweet Bloxham passing movement when Catling found Craig Lynes who sent a brilliant diagonal ball to Charles Hawkins but his shot flew just wide. The score remained 3-0 at half time with Bloxham well worth their comfortable lead.
Feels so strange reading these after a few years, there's loads on the website! We've got loads in a folder somewhere but reading them on the internet makes it seem like we were a Prem side.. not the Witney & District league!
This is half a match report - the whole lot would keep you here reading it all week.
Bloxham started the game against a stiff breeze but were immediately in their stride with an early Craig Lynes shot after good work from Louis Chadwick down the left flank. In another flowing move Robbie Catling found Charles Hawkins with an early ball who in turn sent Chadwick away down the left once more and his exquisite cross gave Ryan Wilson a simple tap in at the far post to open the scoring. Luke Hodson then sent another lovely through ball to Charles Hawkins but his shot was well saved by goalkeeper James Hicks. Only a last ditch tackle by Josh Kayter denied Hawkins again after more good build up play between Catling and Alex Auld. Moreton stirred and a good shot by Paul Whitehouse tested Matthew Brice in the Bloxham goal but his handling was secure.
Bloxham went two goals up when Dan Welling found Hawkins up front in a 2v1 situation and he squared for Wilson to score easily. Immediately afterwards a wonderful long Sam Allen pass sent Hawkins away on goal but his first touch was a little heavy and he lifted his shot over the bar. Welling then set up Ryan Wilson who really should have bagged his hat trick but he dragged his shot wide. In another flowing move Robbie Catling, Welling and Chadwick combined and Ryan Wilson was nearly on the end of another tantalising Chadwick cross. Wilson then unbelievably sent the ball over the bar from two yards out after a good low cross from Charles Hawkins but he made amends moments later when Hawkins set him up again to make it 3-0 and this time he made no mistake to claim his hat trick.
Moreton had a late chance to reduce the deficit but a neat flick by Josh Kayter at the near post went over the bar and Hawkins was denied at the other end when he had the ball in the net but was adjudged off side from Wilson's pass. The first half finished as it began with another sweet Bloxham passing movement when Catling found Craig Lynes who sent a brilliant diagonal ball to Charles Hawkins but his shot flew just wide. The score remained 3-0 at half time with Bloxham well worth their comfortable lead.
Feels so strange reading these after a few years, there's loads on the website! We've got loads in a folder somewhere but reading them on the internet makes it seem like we were a Prem side.. not the Witney & District league!
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Must share this with you..
Went to see Lissie last October in B'ham, awesome gig. Saw her at V last year as well, brilliant at both.
The lovely fans at one of her gigs in Toronto all had their flashy camera phones and camcorders out taking some footage of In Sleep, and the video boffs have mashed it all up. This is the result, and it looks very good indeed!
The lovely fans at one of her gigs in Toronto all had their flashy camera phones and camcorders out taking some footage of In Sleep, and the video boffs have mashed it all up. This is the result, and it looks very good indeed!
Tuesday, 15 February 2011
Brit Award Predictions!!
Here you go then, my predictions for the awards tonight. I always do a few predictions, and I don't think I've ever got over 50% right!
BRITISH FEMALE SOLO ARTIST:
Cheryl Cole
Ellie Goulding
Laura Marling
Paloma Faith
Rumer
BRITISH BREAKTHROUGH ACT:
Ellie Goulding
Mumford & Sons
Rumer
Tinie Tempah
The XX
BRITISH GROUP:
Biffy Clyro
Gorillaz
Mumford & Sons
Take That
The XX
BRITISH SINGLE
Alexandra Burke ft Pitbull - All Night Long
Cheryl Cole - Parachute
Florence & The Machine - You’ve Got The Love
Matt Cardle - When We Collide
Olly Murs - Please Don’t Let Me Go
Plan B - She Said
Scouting For Girls - This Ain’t A Love Song
Taio Cruz - Dynamite
Tinie Tempah - Pass Out
The Wanted - All Time Low
MASTERCARD BRITISH ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Mumford & Sons - Sigh No More
Plan B - The Defamation of Strickland Banks
Take That - Progress
Tinie Tempah - Disc-Overy
The XX - XX
INTERNATIONAL MALE SOLO ARTIST
Bruce Springsteen
Cee Lo Green
David Guetta
Eminem
Kanye West
INTERNATIONAL FEMALE SOLO ARTIST
Alicia Keys
Katy Perry
Kylie Minogue
Rihanna
Robyn
INTERNATIONAL BREAKTHROUGH ACT
Bruno Mars
Glee Cast
Justin Bieber
The National
The Temper Trap
INTERNATIONAL GROUP
Arcade Fire
Black Eyed Peas
Kings of Leon
The Script
Vampire Weekend
INTERNATIONAL ALBUM
Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Cee Lo Green - The Lady Killer
Eminem - Recovery
Katy Perry - Teenage Dream
Kings Of Leon - Come Around Sundown
CRITICS’ CHOICE
Jessie J (Winner)
James Blake
The Vaccines
BRITISH PRODUCER
Ethan Johns
John Leckie
Markus Dravs
Mike Pela
Stuart Price
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Isn't this a treat?!
Benjamin Leftwich Francis. Now that's a name... a friend introduced me to him a while back now and I've stumbled across his new single which is out in March.
Ruddy bloody good, don't you agree?
Ruddy bloody good, don't you agree?
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