The music video for Never Again by Australian musician Tommy Spender, who sez:
I made this film clip with a great photographer friend of mine and it took two takes. That means I had to eat TWO CAKES. I ended up eating so much confetti and glitter that I had a glittery poo the next day. But it was all worth it as backwards eating really can end up looking quite beautiful. Thankfully the clip was not about the glittery poo.
Both parts of the Arthur ‘Guitar Boogie’ Smith classic made famous in the 1972 movie Deliverance played on a double necked guitar by big showoff guitar virtuoso Mark Kroos.
You’ll notice there’s no actual banjo involved here. For purists, here’s Arthur Smith’s 1955 original.
An extremely gory, ultra-violent, expletive-laden first person Mirror’s Edge style video for the song Bad Motherf***er by Biting Elbows.
And if you liked that, you’ll be partial to the prequel video for their earlier single Stampede.
The Frontman by Harry Browne (Amazon)The Frontman examines Bono’s role in Irish investments before the economic collapse; his paternalistic and often bullying advocacy of neoliberal solutions in Africa; his multinational business interests; and his hobnobbing with Paul Wolfowitz and shock-doctrine economist Jeffrey Sachs. Carefully dissecting the rhetoric and actions of Bono the political operator, The Frontman shows him to be an ambassador for imperial exploitation, a man who has turned his attention to a world of savage injustice, inequality and exploitation—and helped make it worse.
Rob Kelly – Jack The Ripper
‘Cuts’ by DJ Mayhem.
Directed by Jonathan Lambert.
Song Produced by Scimon Tist. Video Produced by Alan Newman.
From MarioPiano.com – a valuable resource for piano players keen to play long cherished Mario themes and sound effects.
Like this.
Probably spilling all over their laps. Toast crumbs everywhere. What are we paying our road tax for?
Perishing rockers.
Aidan sez:
Coast to Coast: Tea and Toast. Our cross country charity promotional event pairs promoting Irish bands with raising money for Down Syndrome Ireland culminating with a finale gig in Whelan’s Dublin on March 30th 2013.
And the tay?
Team Goldenplec crosses the country, Coast to Coast from Dublin to Galway on Good Friday 29th March meeting a band in every county we pass through for a cup of tay, a slice of toast and a one song gig recorded on mobile phones.
Ah.
Tickets for the Whelan’s gig are €10 and a “very decent” headline act is promised.
Oh, go on then.
*slurp*
