Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Curespotting
CDWOW is having a Friday I'm In Love sale today.
(Thanks Greg and Thomas)
"Simon Armitage's beautiful documentary on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight was part of BBC4's excellent poetry season - it featured 'A Forest' by The Cure as Armitage made his way across a now-industrialised landscape to greener pastures."
(Thanks Hellboy69)
"This weeks Outrageous Fortune (tv show in New Zealand) featured 3 lab rats called Robert, Simon & Lol, who were testing a new ecstasy type drug. They even specified Lol was the control rat, because he was the drummer! I'll see if can divx up the scene for you, because it's really funny." (Thanks Nick)
From NME: Morrissey's 50 Most memorable Quotes and Most Vicious Put Downs (Moz on RS / RS on Moz). (Thanks Cloudberry)
Remember that shoegazing documentary, Beautiful Noise? Looks like it's finally getting closer to a release. (Thanks Heron)
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Never heard of Beautiful Noise, but now I would like to see it.
ReplyDeleteAnd I really would like to see the Outrageous Fortune footage.
Here's another recent Curespot:
ReplyDeleteSimon Armitage's beautiful documentary on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight was part of BBC4's excellent poetry season - it featured 'A Forest' by The Cure as Armitage made his way across a now-industrialised landscape to greener pastures.
moz is so like oscar wilde!
ReplyDeleteonly more boring and trite.
what is beautiful noise? i've never heard of it. and the link does not specify
ReplyDeleteAnother sort of delayed-reaction blog post about the "free music" bickering - http://musicmag.live4ever.us/2009/06/cure-front-man-hits-back-at-journalist/
ReplyDeleteHere's a follow-up to the Faith / Tienanman Square blog post that got all the details wrong
ReplyDeletehttp://reason.com/blog/show/134253.html
Just blogged about a rather unexpected Cure encounter:
ReplyDeletehttp://azurerocket.blogspot.com/2009/06/this-twilight-garden.html
i would really love to see those lab rats!!! video anyone?? that'd be great
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