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 race is on in the UK to find David Cameron’s successor as Conservative Party leader and prime minister, while Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has seen his own MPs pass a motion of no confidence in his leadership.
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SYDNEY–Jolly new year what! Can’t go into the finer details right now, I have to feign employment at this juncture. In the meantime check the FBI Weekend Overhang tracklists from last weekend. Streaming MP3s online very soon, or even now maybe :) Big ups to the posse. Have a very kinderpool 2004.
Let me explain about these playlists: as I select music on da fly I have a little bit of breathing space to type in what I am playing. These are NOT prepared beforehand. They are inflicted as per the occasion and people in the room, or lack of people, and via my own ignoble persuasion … Continue reading “Mental Notes: November 2002”
TAIPEI–Three new-spankin’-new playlists from Peso. Note new Humbug single, For the Birds, available MP3-only from www.humbugmusic.com. New song each week ’til album launch. Peso playlist Friday August 16, 2002 Mogwai – New Paths to Helicon Pt 1 Mogwai and David Pejo – Take Me Somewhere Nice Shino Lin – Track 7 [Req. Bad song on … Continue reading “Mental Notes: August 2002”
Peso playlist Friday June 7, 2002
A louder, gnarlier set for a Friday night **actual** crowd. Got into HK last night, immediately fell back into old habits re: behind Deli Lamma quaffing Tsing Tau ’til dawn with BArnaby, Darren, Em and “Geet”, who strangely knew me from Perth radio days. Ai is happy. Has a man! Still looking for a housemate … Continue reading “Mental Notes: May 2002”
With music mixing as easy as logging on to a website and typing on a keyboard, everyone is getting into the act There was a time when music’s cutting edge was all about jamming. Performers would gather in a room and just play, picking up on one another’s riffs and rhythms, on the moods and … Continue reading “The Sounds of Science”
Creating a slick Internet homepage is not rocket science, and all the tools are at hand. Just open up your browser. Of all the SNU (Stuff Nobody Uses) buried in your Web browsing software, there is a program worth noticing. You may not realize it, but both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator – the … Continue reading “Toolbox: A Site of Your Own | Asiaweek”
Note that the RTRFM web address is now rtrfm.com.au and that this is about how precise my user documentation ever gets.
