one fellow's political coverage, music ramblings and general hijinks across decades under a range of guises at several locations often in a state of awe.
The passing of former prime minister Gough Whitlam is not just a day of mourning for Australia, but also for a region shaped by his expansive policies of outreach to Asia and the Pacific, regional leaders say.
SYDNEY–Hey hey, you’re not forgotten little pixel archive, I’ve just been doing stuff. The biggest lately is the NEW regular gig on radio – FBI 94.5FM Wednesdays – starting this coming Wedn. It’s the Sydney album show version of The Bridge, 8-10PM. Back to my roots, sans-Perth and pro-Sydders, it’s interviewing the independents which I … Continue reading “Mental Notes: January 2004”
SYDNEY–Ah yes, as you see I’ve arrived. The house is super cute and Emma and I are scoping out the neighborhood (or rather, “neighbourhood”, now I can use UK English again.) More soon once I have a new mobile number and the like. Oh, and it’s actually cold here! Forgotten what temperature change is like. … Continue reading “Mental Notes: September 2003”
With a pocket full of change and a little taste for the bizarre, the Harbourside’s last gig for 1995 promised eleven hours of music from eleven bands and no pass-outs, so you were indeed trapped for the long haul. After making the venue my home for the evening there was certainly nothing to do but … Continue reading “The Big Bubble, Harbourside Hotel, December 31, 1995”
