Silent Sound

Silent Sound from Iain & Jane on Vimeo.

I'm not sure I can dare to press the play button on the video. The piece makes the hair on my back stand on end and i get a violent urge to run from the house. I still have the CD which i can't listen to.

Thank you Iain and Jane (i think)

OUT NOW: New Album Released from Alun Parry

Alun Parry has released his new album "We can Make the World Stop" Have a listen online at his website www.parrysongs.co.uk

I first heard him playing at Aigburth Cricket Club to a full room, he was really entertaining and had the right kind of politics so I carried on listening. Our paths have crossed since then and it has been good to get involved even in a small way to help him. Buy the album and if you can come along to the Working Class Music Festival in September.



OUT NOW: New Album Released: "Today is the official release date for my new album We Can Make The World Stop.
You can now buy or order the album from any store in the UK.
You can also buy it now online here, or at Amazon.
It features twelve blistering tracks, and for those like me who like to listen before we buy, [...]"

Misty Solitude

I have nothing to say about this picture except that I like it for some unknown reason. I came across it in my web albums in Picasaweb and can't remember when it was taken.

Misty solitude

International Gallery - 'UnClaimed' Photograph exhibition

Although this is not a new idea, it is a good one and well worth a visit.

I think it was in Amelie, the famous french film where the female lead discovers an old photo under the photo booth and so she begins a intriguing search that eventually brings her love in the form of the man who has been collecting discarded photo booth images from across Paris. What is it that makes us so fascinated by discarded images, we look at them with wonderment of others lives, but there is still that detachment from reality, the images have that soul stealing quality. They are the past, we look on and question them for answers to life's imponderables.



International Gallery - 'UnClaimed' Photograph exhibition: "'UnClaimed' Photograph exhibition
3 - 28 August 2009
The UnClaimed Photograph exhibition aims to reunite a sack of lost photographs with their owners or relations. The Photographs were rescued from a skip on Wood Street, when the Samson Camera Shop closed down earlier this year, and go as far back as the 1930's (people getting reprints of family photos) all the way through the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, upto recently."



Taken from www.artinliverpool.com

Talking about a revolution

I'd put this off for ages but when Alan Dunn contacted me to ask if I had received his Revolution CD catholic guilt surronded me and I said yes but i hadn't listened to any of it.

My guilt is now dissolved as i have listened to at least one cd and there are some great tracks gathered from around the globe. I had to withhold my laughter at some which always looks as if you are having a fit when in a crowded public place - absolute class it is.

Amongst the serious talk of revolution from political figures across the years is a track from - Sisters Of Revolution excerpts from 9th Floor Radio Show courtesy of Sisters Of Revolution and 9th Floor Radio, an Internet radio station broadcasting from Laney College in Oakland, California, USA- which i just loved.

Take a listen - http://www.alandunn67.co.uk/revolutionmp3.html

And enjoy.

Wavertree park on a summers eve.

Bluecoat school in the distance across the park known as the mystery.
Liverpool, www.defnetmedia.com

Currently I am listening to..

Find more - http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/25804