"I didn’t know I was this geeky until I discovered the online world through my office’s 2400 baud modem back in ’93." Tag Archives for heart
Girl can sang
{Sinead O’Connor – Melkweg, Amsterdam, 15/11/2007.} Never mind that the band absolutely murdered You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart, the non-performance, the crippling shyness and the obvious throat bug. I kind of liked the suit. See the full … Continue reading
Camera Obscura at De Balie
Scottish indie-popsters didn’t steal my heart and didn’t seem to make an effort trying either. The word ‘dour’ is probably overused in connection with ‘Scottish’, but you know the thing about cliches? They tend to have some truth in them. … Continue reading
Help
As always, Mr Friday cuts right down to the heart of the lyric. (mp3, 7mb)
Corrigan says
Top chef Richard Corrigan (in between the ubiquitous swearing): ‘C’mon, out some olive oil on it, yeh? They look as dry as a hoor’s heart.’ ‘This is wild (rabbit) meat. It’s… happy! Until somebody takes it…’
In Glencolmcille (I)
(Peter made the mistake of mentioning Glencolmcille in the comments of my previous entry. I wrote this ten years ago.) ‘It’s the dialect!‘ Mary says. Originally from Dublin, she has lived in Leicester for the past 30 years. She’s in … Continue reading
Fontaine’s Fables…
Fontaine’s Fables… we used to have to read them for French in school. My dad taught me ‘Le corbeau et le renard’ at an early age and I still know it by heart: Maître Corbeau, sur un arbre perché, tenait … Continue reading
