chrisbutcher.bsky.social
Music, films, art, books, nature, nonsense
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And Not a Token - for anyone who wants a greyer version, remember it's THE ISSUES that are important
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And I'm sure I won't be the only one who will be asking what were the skies like. Token 2 The Orb Little Fluffy Clouds
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Hi Kitty and Still Honest, my TOKEN 1 is Beck in introspective mood with Little One
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This has jumped straight to the top of my to see list
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Not sure it would be top of my list but intrigued by VU with Geordie - presumably featuring future AC/DC vocalist Brian Johnson
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Early booking is a good perk especially on things like Meltdown (too late for this year tough).
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They were fabulous (for all ages)
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Very well put. I liked the joke about playing their oldest song and newest back to back to show their incredible artistic development. They always sound fresh
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Went to see Wilco last night. Nothing unusual about that (I'm a middle aged man). But it was with a friend whose daughter had requested tickets to celebrate the end of her A-levels.
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Acker Milk
#CowJazz
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Four out of my top 5 go through and did the Sonics scrape in because James Murphy voted for them 3 times?
#LosingMyEdge
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A few more images from @designmuseum.bsky.social Splash
#splash
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I second that Bass Culture rec. Possibly my favourite music book. Saw Lloyd interviewing Dennis Bovell a few years back and he was kind enough to sign my copy.
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Hi Richard, my fab five for #5albums50s60s2 are:
1 Velvet Underground & Nico
2 Dusty In Memphis – Dusty Springfield
3 Blonde On Blonde – Bob Dylan
4 Joy Of A Toy – Kevin Ayers
5 Music From Big Pink – The Band
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That's a shame but the train is an excellent tribute to Wilko
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Is The Railway back open? I'd heard it had closed down (I don't get back to Essex very often)
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Listened to that this morning (back to back with The Dooble Brothers, hey variety is the spice of life)
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They have a facebook page and their next session is a Blur vs Oasis afternoon on 22 June. Listings a bit quiet after that but I sense they're cooking up the next batch
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A really good way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Coming up to their 100th edition too.
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They are brilliant toilets. Have you checked out the Vinyl Sessions at CAC?
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It's like "I won't ask my friend Emma who knows something about it, I'll go first to a random 4 year old child who will probably include something about rabbits in their answer"
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🤣
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Bet they won't pull the curfew plug on him there like they did at Hyde Park a few years ago. Sounds like a brilliant night
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This is one of the best picks on a very strong Jukebox
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Fantastic number. Have you ever heard Michel Petrucciani's version?
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And my TOKEN 2 reducing grown bikers to tears, Richard Thompson's epic 1952 Vincent Black Lightning
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A late hello to you Michael and Kitty - lots of selections already out there but I haven't yet seen my TOKEN 1 - Back of a Car by Big Star
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Glad I checked, this was going to be mine though in the Neko Case version. Just a great song
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Michael Big Fish Little Fish surely
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Excellent mix of readers today, Emma