Millennium air pocket

I found these stored in a record sleeve. They give a little indication of what I was up to in the year 2000. Going to a lot VIP do’s by looks of it. Oh well, the monies no good, but I guess I do get to live a bit of a charmed life.

Bank Holiday Weekend

Urban Morris Dancing.

Behind the Tate modern, there is the Blue Fin Building and behind the Blue Fin Building, there is a pub, called the White Hart. And just outside the pub, you will find the occasional ritual taking place of urban Morris Dancing.

ode to the old school...

In my early youth, I spent a lot of my time listening to the Capital Rap Show, hosted by Tim Westwood. Oh and I had a Moongoose BMX too. Well, until it got stolen. I still haven’t really gotten over that one.

Here’s yours truly, from the other week. Boring Tim Westwood about my recent visit to the Beastie Boys, Paul’s Boutique location.
I don’t think we, as in the UK. Really grasp just how much of a legend, Westwood really is.

I found the bike shop the other week too. These are original BMX posters. I should imagine that they would fetch a nice price, now that the old school BMX is becoming of age. Hands off, I saw them first.

ATP festival, curated by the Breeders. Butlins, Minehead.

I should imagine that the nerdy indie blogs, will be working over-time after such an event.

These are the bands that stood out for me.
Bon Iver; Th' Faith Healers ;Wire; Teenage Fanclub; Tricky ; Breeders; Styrofoam; The Soft Pack; Deerhunter; Kimya Dawson;
Shellac; Supersuckers;

Two bands that I missed. Unfortunately, Giant Sand were playing whilst I was still checking in and the Frogs time slot was changed.

Are you ready for the alt.country.

NYC : Reportage part 5

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