Two brilliant songs, two completely different messages.

Video: Cool concept for a music promo

Cool eh!?

Justice’s Remix of Lenny Kravitz‘ “Let Love Rule.”

Video: The Alphabet Challenge | 1 guitar, 10 minutes, 26 songs

Hola!

Alright?

I’m still infected thus am forced to sit here on my own in confinement. I just watched The Producers (1968) it was pretty jokes.

After much encouragement from my younger brother, I’m listening to the leaked Arctic Monkeys album, Humbug. I will buy it when it comes out, I pwomise. It’s very psychedelic and about as far from Mardy Bum as you can get. It’s currently under the genre Psychedelic Rock on my iTunes, that may change in time. I love the band though, they’re one of my favourites. I always assumed they were hugely popular in every circle, however I was talking to a Christian guy a couple of weeks back and he was surprised when I confessed my love for them. He claimed that Christians generally didn’t like Alex and The Arctics. There isn’t anything particularly offensive about them, they have the odd dirty word here and there, but it’s usually to dramatic effect. Most Christians play it safe with their music taste. Here’s my list of the top 5 non-Christian Christian bands/artists:

5. U2.

4. David Gray.

3. Muse.

2. Regina Spektor.

1. Coldplay.

Sibyl is my flu-friend and has opted to venture out and get me some tamiflu. According to her I might die if I don’t take it.

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In the moonlight they’re more thrilling
Those things that he knows
As he leads you through the grinning
Bubble blowers in the snow
Watching his exit
Is like falling off the ferry in the night.

Video: Terrific Mary Poppins Remix

Video: Kids TV presenter, Rhodri Brady’s Cover of Hope There’s Someone by Antony and the Johnsons (sort of) on Cbeebies.

Original:

Video: My rendition of La Roux’s “In For The Kill” (on Kazoo & Piano)

Danger Mouse to release blank CD

This guy knows his stuff about the current music scene. Good stuff.

A Confession.

This may come as a bit of a shock to you.

I have made the ever worrying and frightening switch.

This is the decision which isn’t meant to come to fruition until you are at least in your late thirties. It is a choice every person must make that ultimately confirms that you are no longer young but old.

It is with profound sorrow that I must announce this awful news:

I have stopped listening to Radio 1 and now listen to Radio 2.

What is he thinking? A young man in his prime, so much of life ahead of him, just throws away his dreams away like that.

I just got to a point where I thought I can’t deal with this:

(Yes that is an Elton John sample)

And decided that I’d actually prefer this:

Good Morning

Hello there readers.

Just a quick hello to reassure you that I’m still here.

Cool stuff I’ve been doing recently:

'Cheek by Jowl' adaptation of Andromaque

The Thick Of It.

Finally succumbed to 'The Mighty Boosh'

Still watching loads.

Continues to help a lonely man out.