Possibly emboldened by getting hold of some family heirlooms on e-bay it looks like Gummo has returned to rantwittering. Grab his unique and wholesome fare before he nicks off again.
I was going to mention Andrew Ford's new series Music and Fashion on RN but Nic Gruen on Troppo has beaten me to it.
Don't forget Ford's Music Show on Saturday mornings and his recent book on Van Morrison, Speaking In Tongues which focuses on the artist and the music, not the gossip or the personality. The book even manages to open up this old Van tragic to some new angles and thoughts on the Van canon.
I'm looking forward to the next installment on Australian Plastic, a site by More Australian Ramblings that promises ".... to review and rate every Single or EP that made it to the top position on the Australian Charts since their inception in 1956. In addition, I will review any song that was the highest selling single in it's year of release if it didn't make it to number one on the weekly chart."
Currency Lad has written an enticing introduction to seminal guitarist Davy Graham who pioneered the DADGAD tuning.
Gary Sauer-Thompson over at Junk For Code continues his Grateful Dead series with a bit on authenticity and some pictures of their light show, amongst other things, and a bit on Pete Townsend's Lifehouse.
Monday, July 18, 2005
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