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“Smile” was always talked about as a beautiful vision. So much so that it was hard to believe that it could ever leave Brian Wilson’s head.
Tom Ovans – Tombstone Boys & Graveyard Girls
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Now that’s better. Pies saving the blues. I heartily endorse that course of action.
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Brian Eno & Robert Fripp – The Equatorial Stars
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How very English. Did Toyah, Robert Fripp’s wife, make the cake? Sadly the sleeve notes don’t list the chef.
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Incendiary talk to Kingdom of Roger
We are 100% completely indestructible and cannot be beaten, either on the field or in court! Roger is positive and is about everyone – you too are a bad mothafonker and part of Roger’s trip whether you like it or not
The Back Catalogue of the Beach Boys (and Brian Wilson)
Catch a wave, folks, surf’s up.
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Dutch Pubs
You are, after all, in the pub for one overriding reason, to drink. Heavily.
John Peel, an appreciation
John Peel, dead? At sixty five from a heart attack, if you really must know…Hell.
Incendiary News November 2004
I’ll tell you something for nothing. This past month or so has seen the release of some unbelievable albums by people who in another walk of life would be queuing for their free bus passes.
Letter from London 2
This piece won’t pretend to give you much biographical detail on John Peel’s life and times – there are plenty of websites which will give that information. Instead I hope I can convey how he touched the lives of my life and that of my friends, and how he was a great influence on our formative years musically speaking.
Wax, November
JM" E.P. (Utensil) is a Latin House masterpiece, oh yes it is.