andrewmale.bsky.social
Writer and arts journalist. MOJO, Guardian, and The Sunday Times. Sight & Sound's TV columnist. Cultivating the echo chamber since 2011.
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Absolutely
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He really is.
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đź‘Ť
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Hard to believe this was written about Swanage
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I think you'll love it. I was blown away.
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Of the (slightly) lesser-known titles I can highly recommend Play Dirty, The Steel Helmet, Guns At Batasi and A Walk In The Sun.
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Love ICIP (aka Dark Angel) but have actually never seen Action Jackson.
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A classic from one of my absolute favourite sub-genres: boxd.it/uprko
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I still need to visit your shop.
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Stone Cold (1991); although a part of me thinks that’s just a straight-up five-star movie.
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Particularly love “the boring bits”; the moments of quiet contemplation when Robert McCall briefly glimpses a beautiful world at rest, a world he can never be part of. I almost never want those inevitable bloody action sequences to actually arrive.
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YES! The Everest of Five Star Three Star Movies.
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I love this version of Anathea. Roger Mcguinn first arranged it for Judy Collins five years earlier, when he was still Jim
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Full track-listing
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It's wonderful. Highly recommended.
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In short, that's *not the album that i was listening to last night.
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cc. @kirkdalebooks.bsky.social
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You have to unpick the story first as it's very confusing.
Most of it is here
1. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_o...
and here
2. www.discogs.com/release/1346...
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Haha! Done!
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Graphic design is by Valérie Lagarde and I think she also chooses the artworks. This one is a a photo (!) by Benoit Paillé called 'White rock on a dry part of the Mud Lake in Black River Spruce Provincial park, Alberta, Canada,2015'. www.discogs.com/artist/32963...
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PAUL
MCCARTNEY AT ANFIELD WITH BRUCE!!! Played Can’t Buy Me Love and Kansas City. “Thank you Scousers!” 👍👍
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I knew he was a boy soprano/treble who originated the role of Miles in Britten's The Turn of the Screw*. Didn't realise he had kept up with the singing. *Britten's interest in Hemmings ceased abruptly from the moment his voice broke. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_H...
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“Pen and ink drawing by David Hemmings”
u ok hun?
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Wonderful to hear.
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I mean, yes and no. It's not been out of print since Numero reissued it in 2007 but how many people do you actually encounter in everyday life who know of its loveliness.
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I do scientifically believe that crisps are the best medium for soaking up excess adrenalin after a gig. Years of research have proved this.