Monthly Archives: November 2003

I’ve just watched the “most fantasmagorical musical entertainment in the history of everything” – according to its trailer that is. The magical film that is and indeed was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. I was also doing the ironing.

You can’t put a price on your dreams… but in fact you can. The price of your dreams becomes quantifiable the moment you decide to follow them. I know how much a dream gig costs – I’ve driven to one. … Continue reading →

Just tried some new material out in front of an audience. You learn a lot… I found a new way to play it (a new way? I hadn’t even played it before). Apart from my amazing memory letting me down … Continue reading →

The coolest screen ever… not even available yet. Check it out here.

It’s been media heaven. I’ve been reading and listening to CDs. I even saw some TV. I have just listened to the bonus disc of Let it be… naked, an album I received yesterday and have listened to a few … Continue reading →

Number five. Words are not always enough. Yet here, on the internet, especially on a weblog, we’re in a world of text. So, it’s important to make your point clearly. I write freelance for a computer magazine occasionally. Every so … Continue reading →

Numero four. Lerner and Loewe. Ah… Lerner and Loewe. I’m listening to Paint Your Wagon, having completed a listen of Camelot. The next recording is the original Broadway cast of My Fair Lady – an interesting recording in many ways … Continue reading →

For post three, a link to a cool site that allows you to make songs and have them sung to you… give it a go.

Post two of the day. Penis patches. I just received an advert for the penis patch. Featuring a tasteful image of a happy couple in bed, apparently about to have a loving kiss and a cuddle, all white sheets and … Continue reading →

Ten posts in one day… Surely not! Well, that’s what Matt seems to want to achieve. I wonder whether I have ten subject upon which to post. Certainly I felt like making some mention of National Blog Writing day. That’s … Continue reading →