Obviously that one's a cover, that's not Rosselson.
Heh, that's excellent! Sounds like Ivor Biggun. Just re-bought Spycatcher the other day, oddly enough, my old copy having gone missing (not after a suspicious break-in or anything - think I left it on a bus). Did you know that James Rusbridger, the ex-MI6 whistleblowing journalist who was found hanged in his loft in Cornwall wearing a diving suit, gas mask and rubber gloves, with bondage porn scattered all around him, was Peter Wright's cousin?
I didn't till recently.
It's a small world, innit, and a strange one.
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:12 pm
by Bruce Dazzling
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:38 pm
by Luther Blissett
Bruce Dazzling wrote:
This is some really good stuff.
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 3:05 pm
by Bruce Dazzling
Yeah, Luther, Dirty On Purpose had some pretty stellar moments.
My album "Circle", featured in the above program, is available for free streaming/download here.
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:32 pm
by Hammer of Los
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Wow!
Interviewed on R4! Oh Kit, well done! I'll check out your album too!
You know I am a frustrated artist dont you? I would love to collaborate with other RI'ers. Maybe one day.
I can hum, chant, sing, write and dance a little. My themes are mostly spiritual and esoteric.
As I said to the wife the other day in my Weirding Voice; All the Muses attend me. Yes, as usual she just looked at me as if I were mad. That's right, my wife doesn't understand me.
But enough of that, go Kit!
Love your voice by the way, very mellifluous!
I'm downloading your album now.
Interesting R4 program too, although what they've got against hippy new age crystals I don't know.
Mystic Crystal Revelations and the Mind's True Liberation are kinda my thing, after all.
Would anyone like to make some music with the Herald of the New Age? PM me! Perhaps my revelations need a soundtrack. I was already thinking of offering to provide a vocal for Elvis' version of Wichita Lineman.
Well, its either that or collaborating with the amazing Operator Kos on a new comic book character I have been working on.
Ha ha ha!
...
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:02 pm
by IanEye
Hammer of Los wrote:...
Wow!
I'm downloading your album now.
Ha ha ha!
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Me too.
Thanks!
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 11:16 am
by Bruce Dazzling
ninakat wrote:I was interviewed for this BBC Radio 4 program, broadcast over the weekend. -- Kit
My album "Circle", featured in the above program, is available for free streaming/download here.
This is terrific!
Miss Dazzling and I are attempting to buy an old farmhouse and moving out of Manhattan, and I literally can't wait to fall asleep and wake up to natural sounds. Until then, I'll be listening to your album, which I'm about to download.
I think I've posted this before, but whenever the knuckledraggers at my office start talking loudly about basketball (approximately ALL THE FREAKING TIME), I listen to this:
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 2:18 pm
by Project Willow
ninakat wrote:I was interviewed for this BBC Radio 4 program, broadcast over the weekend. -- Kit
My album "Circle", featured in the above program, is available for free streaming/download here.
Wow! Is everyone here secretly super special or what?
I'm downloading also, thank you.
Re: What are you listening to right now?
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 2:36 pm
by ninakat
Thank you all!
@Hammer, don't be a frustrated artist -- just do it. OK, easier said than done, I know.... still, if you're driven enough, it'll happen, don't you think? I'm actually on the opposite side of that now, not driven to make art (per se) for years now, just dabbling here and there, but mostly because I'm just too busy with real life and in my case that means taking care of Mom, the dogs, the cats, the chickens, and the big-ass garden. Loving it though -- just a different wavelength. Thanks for your kind words, and for checking out the album.
@IanEye, thank you and I hope you enjoy it. There's a lot more at my site in a lot of different genres.... although, the ones that still work for me all these years later are the gentler ones ("Beauty Drifting", "music for the end", "This Time and Space") and the more world-fusiony ones ("The Unseen", "World Fiction"). Most of them are free now.... so, if you're interested.... see what you think. As an artist, I suffer from multiple-personality "disorder." That's a good thing in my world, but confuses the listener.
@Bruce, glad you'll find this album useful for your transition. I seem to recall you and Miss Dazzling were considering Costa Rica. Is that off the table now? I have some acquaintances in our neighborhood who are planning on moving there this year. I'm envious, in some ways. Anyway, good luck with the transition from urban to rural. Sounds like a fine plan. Love the "Rain Sounds" video -- I had no idea there were long pieces like this on youtube. When I started working on "Circle" I got derailed into making an ambient drone album called "Thought Tones" which is great for drowning out the blue meanies.
