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October 27, 2006
I only managed to add one link to that last post but I think everything had been linked to before somewhere anyway... I've Just been downloading this months 40 tunes from e-music and "chilling" [here and there] to three tracks by Rudresh Mahanthappa from the Mother Tongue album, which will have to do me untilI get my hands on Codebook.
I finally succumbed to The Raconteurs album as well. I'm no great fan of the White Stripes by any stretch of the imagination, but on hearing Blue Veins I'm quite sold on Jack White's "Robert Plant" impression! Just got to find time to listen to The Knife and DJ T. now!
And now... Time for a couple of neglected bookmarks...
I squeezed in an episode of Peeling Back The Years tonight too; John Peel, in conversation with John Walters, from 1987. fantastic stuff. Even 19 years ago it was hard to believe that John Peel had grown up listening to the music that he had, given his eventual tastes. I also managed to download the .rm files to this show and convert them to MP3, along with the other five in the series. If you don't know how ask Sven.
Mustn't forget to visit the Louise T Blouin Institute to see the James Turrell exhibit before its too late [that's February I think!]... And must get myself some Fridge Tetris.
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