You're Not Alone - Olive

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DJ Marky & XRS Feat Stamina MC - LK (It Is The Way) Via Charlie Tee Drum & Bass Show BBC Radio 1D

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Drum & Bass with soul via Charlie Tee who is emblematic of the 'sort' of joyful devotion BBC R1D music junkies have about their work. It's not work when it's that much fun but it is encyclopedic.

I'm looking 'at' the London skyline landscape by Martin Geddes and marvelling how close it is to the George Orwell 'meme' I knocked together. It's close. Might also be a synch?

ESSEL - The Edge

Uplifting gentle female vocals with a bouncy tech rhythm, and superb video casting only some of which I've screen grabbed so if the mood takes you, enjoy.

I haven't thought about advertising in ages but this has given me an idea that I will write up. If you're not using BBC Sounds App you're missing out on possibly the  most sophisticated technology I've encountered and if you're paying close attention it's indistinguishable from magic. It can be a little spooky at times, but mostly it's euphoria and cosmic level laughter.

Yeah that good. I use the website more than the app at present. though not exclusively and I will road test the app much more in the near future.

Don't make the mistake of thinking I'm using hyperbole when describing the experience provided by the technology. There is of course the synthetic reality layer paradox. TBC

ऋषि SANSKRIT & RISHI

You are the watching the destruction of the old guard. https://t.co/UgYMzywoJb

— CFX (@7CYA7) October 23, 2023

The credit goes to the man who is actually in the arena. Trump explained to me that he misjudged those who would stand by him or turn away when he was down on his luck. He said you just cant tell. Those you think would be solid are gone and some he thought were fair weather friends stood by him.

Music credit Not the BCFM News with Tony, Martin and extraordinarily informative guests.

Image credit for the Sergeants Affair Alamy Pictures

Massive Props to BBC News for taking on the thankless task of of standing up to the censors as best they could during these harrowing times.

And with dignity

BBC - Orkestra Obsolete - Blue Monday in the 1930s

Anyone who can't find unforgettable music isn't trying hard enough, it's a golden age for reinterpreting the past as well as presently in the future.

Photoblogging 2.0

I have a bunch of snaps from the Nokia N95 which in general has quite a cool camera facility even thought it blows chunks when it comes to speed. First off is the window to BBC Radio, Broadcasting House on Portland Place which stopped me in its tracks because it had a BBC Acorn computer in the window.

This is like tech porn for people like me who saw the P.C. revolution take off with computers like this and the incredible ZX81 and Spectrum which are easily responsible for a whole generation of top notch computer scientists. So thanks Sir Clive Sinclair who also invented that remarkably prescient but rejected Sinclair C5 that my friend Matt Catt turned up to a party in and instanly blew up the whole of London's oh so trendy collective by being both hip and more crucially, sustainable.

Later on I saw this protestor outside the Chinese Embassy further up the road on Portland Place.

I nipped into Soho later and thought how well the sex shops just get to the point when it comes to typography and layout


I can't help thinking about Lederhosen Lloyd at this juncture before having a bit of a dirty laugh with Angus at this point for asking me THAT question while being filmed. Which while we're on the topic. This movie seems timely doesn't it missy?

I thought Fiona's shoes were looking fab the other night. Top tip gentlemen, always notice a womans shoes or you aren't noticing anything.


But I didn't hang around for that party as I was up the next day nice 'n early doing my magic light trick in my NAKED hands.

But not before tucking into the finest breakfast I've been enjoying outside of the Breakfast Club in Soho. Ladies & Gentlemen, The Mayflower Cafe on London Road's Sausage, Egg, Black Pudding, Grilled Tomatoes, Tea & Sliced Crusty. Awesome eh? I swear that bacon looks like maps of England and Croatia draped over the unusually lengthy sausage.

This is why I've put on at least a stone while in the UK and why I'm hitting the gym in the not very distant future. Feeling awesome and powerful after this quintessential British breakfast I felt in the mood to tackle this guy with some metaphysics. I think he liked me because he let me take his picture.

He looks like he is levitating ever so slightly in this shot. And right behind him you can see the Elizabethan Whitgift Alms Houses in Croydon, right next to Alders I think which kind of sums up the area for insenstive town planning. I believe they are going to exhume the River Wandle that was filled in the 60's to make way for roads. More on that later.

Further on down I met an ill mannered chap who represented some anti European lobby/party. Well they have got a point haven't they but seriously, Its not the end that is wrong. It's the means. I hope that people appreciate we aren't going to solve global warming on our own. We need big chunky respected institutions and the E.U. has greater gravitas than the Whitehouse and the Beijing Politburo combined. The E.U. isn't also obsessed with the growth growth growth growing unsustainable growth word. Growing growing gone I say.

So look, I'm sorry to get onto my socks but if Coleman can talk about his so can I because I've been packing over the weekend and I have a simple question. How the hell do I have seven odd socks. I'm sorry to burden you with this. But a reasonable explanation would be of succour. I'm also short on socks.

And while we're at it those Design Conspiracy boys are a bit fly by night with some questionable screen printing. Look how the original silk screen print of the longest city name in the world has gone to pot from when it was fresh over here in June.

Yesterday I also saw the Innocent ethos in action thing for the first time at Harrods supermarket. Raising money for the elderly. Funny how doing good is so much more respected than preaching good right? Most marketing people still dont quite get it yet though.




Which has nothing to do with my favourite Turkish restaurant that serves up this awesome spread for a fiver on a Sunday night after a long day at the orifice.

On a brighter note thought I absolutely love this birthday card that Audrey received for her birthday and thought I'd snap it before it was lost to posterity.