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Bassnectar music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Bassnectar is the stage name of Lorin Ashton, a freeform electronic music producer and DJ based in Santa Cruz, California. He is best known for his live performances, light shows, and community engagement.
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Adib Music music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Fischy Music play pop music, with songs that have nod to rock music, scottish traditional music, folk music. Fischy Music aims are "Promoting emotional, social and spiritual health and wellbeing in children through songs" They provide school events and concerts accross the UK. Fischy Music is an independant charity based in Edinburgh, Scotland ...
Him music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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There are multiple artists with this name; 1) HIM (sometimes stylized as H.I.M.) was a Finnish gothic rock band from Helsinki, Finland. Formed in 1991 by vocalist Ville Valo and bassist Mikko "Mige" Paananen under the name His Infernal Majesty, the band broke up in 1993, before being reformed in 1995 by Valo and guitarist Mikko "Linde" Lindström.
All We Are music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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All We Are is a name of least two bands: [1] A Liverpool-based alt-pop / psychedelic / folk trio, formed in June 2011. Members include musicians: Rich, Guro & Luis. They provide gorgeous three part vocal harmonies and kettle-whistling guitars that softly float over flowery basslines and hypnotic drums, often rising from delicately soft ...
The Other Two music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Gillian Gilbert (vocals, keyboards, guitar, programming) and Stephen Morris (keyboards, drums, programming) began The Other Two in 1990 in Macclesfield, England after their New Order band mates formed their own side projects during a group hiatus. Tasty Fish was the first release in 1991, and was a hit in the club scene. In 1993, the single Selfish was printed and again had much fanfare but ...
Beyond music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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There are multiple artists under the name Beyond : 1) Beyond is a revolutionary Hong Kong band that emerged in the mid-80's. Young and energetic, the four-piece band showed the Chinese audience that music can be much more than just pleasure to the ears. Beyond sang about freedom, strength, and love.
You Me at Six music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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You Me At Six are a 5-piece pop punk band from Weybridge, Surrey who formed in 2005. The five piece played locally until early 2007 when spring support slots with Saosin at Leeds Cockpit (03.05.07) and later Paramore at the Colchester Arts Centre (10.06.07) saw them attract media attention from the likes of Kerrang, Musicscoop and NME. In July 2007 they supported Tonight Is Goodbye on their ...
M.E.S.H. music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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M.E.S.H. is a moniker of American producer James Whipple, who has also released music as Ghosthunt and Denizen. He is currently based in Berlin, where he is a resident at the now infamous Janus events. After a couple of EPs on the labels Dyssembler and Black Ocean, Whipple released his M.E.S.H. debut album Piteous Gate on the PAN imprint in 2015.
Five O music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Five-O 's take on music combined the darker pop-side of Jawbreaker with the abrasiveness and energy of Fuel. View wiki A Little Rock, Arkansas punk band from the early 90's.
Them music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Them was a Northern Irish rock and roll band that was formed in Belfast in 1963. Best known for the garage rock standard "Gloria" and for launching singer-songwriter Van Morrison's careers, the group had an energetic sound that fit right into the British blues and rock boom of the 60s.With Van Morrison on vocals and harmonica, it featured as well Billy Harrison on guitar, Eric Wrixen on piano ...
N.I.M.I music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Multi talented rapper, Nima better known as N.i.M.i was born in Iran in 1989. Nima wasn't born in a musical family but from a very young age he was very energetic and was always listening to western hip hop music as well as middle-eastern music.
R.E.M. music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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R.E.M. was an American rock band from Athens, Georgia, formed in 1980 by drummer Bill Berry, guitarist Peter Buck, bassist/backing vocalist Mike Mills, and lead vocalist Michael Stipe. One of the first alternative rock bands, R.E.M. was noted for Buck's ringing, arpeggiated guitar style, Stipe's distinctive vocal quality and obscure lyrics, Mills's melodic basslines and backing vocals, and ...
From Here on After music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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P.O.D. music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Payable on Death (abbreviated as P.O.D.) is an American nu metal band from San Diego, California, formed in 1992. The band's line-up consists of vocalist Sonny Sandoval, drummer Wuv Bernardo, guitarist Marcos Curiel, and bassist Traa Daniels.
The Other Ones music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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There are several bands using this name: 1.) The Other Ones was a band that consisted mainly of Australians, but was founded in Berlin in 1983. Their first album The Other Ones was released by Virgin Records in 1986, and their song "Holiday" became a hit worldwide in the fall of 1987. The single "We Are What We Are" was a minor American hit.
Please music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Listen to music from Please like Here It Comes Again, Here It Comes Again (Empire Records) & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Please.
U.D.O. music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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U.D.O. is a German heavy metal band founded by lead singer Udo Dirkschneider in 1987. After Udo Dirkschneider left Accept in 1987, a large fan community followed him to U.D.O. Starting with the first albums Animal House in 1987 and Mean Machine in 1988 U.D.O. proved to be pure heavy metal without any Trend-Sound influences. Both albums continued where Accept had left off in 1986 with Russian ...
The First music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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LINE-UP: Ben Salter - Vocals Tim Crane - Guitar/Vocals Adam Masters - Bass/Vocals Rob Knight - Drums/Vocals Ben Knowles - Guitar The First are a melodic rock band from the Norfolk/Cambridgeshire border that started with the single aim of making classy rock music.
Three Plus music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Currently one of the hottest bands in Hawaii , Three Plus has taken the islands by storm. This highly energetic group consists of three friends who have come together through their love for music and sports. Marcus Malepeai is a '92 graduate of Kailua High School and has returned to his alma mater to coach their varsity football team.
N*E*R*D music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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N*E*R*D is an alternative rock/funk/rap group which formed in Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States in 2001. The group consists of lead singer Pharrell Williams (vocals, keys, guitar), Chad Hugo (guitar, bass) and Shay Haley (drums). Williams and Hugo are also known as the Grammy-winning production duo The Neptunes.N*E*R*D's sound is a blend of rock, hip-hop, and R&B.
The Be Be See music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Kevin 'BSB' Retoryka, Philip 'ATV' Collins, Ross 'History Channel' Gidney, Anastasia 'QVC' Barker are The Be Be See. They play psychotronic shoegaze glam pop, more pre punk than post punk, more linear than angular but with a subliminal golf-rave element. Little pop songs for everyone to singalong to. Phil and Kevin grew up on Jura.
M.I.K.E. music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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M.I.K.E. is Mike Dierickx (Dirk Dierickx before changing his first name officially), a Belgian producer and DJ from the Antwerp area. (Another M.I.K.E., known as Mike, is an Indonesian Singer who won the finals of Indonesian Idol. His songs are tagged on this page.) Although mostly known for… read more
The Cyrkle music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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The Cyrkle was a 1960s American rock and roll band. The band was formed by guitarists Don Dannemann and Tom Dawes, while studying at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.The band's drummer was Marty Fried.They were originally a "frat rock" band called The Rhondells; but were later discovered and managed by Brian Epstein, who was better known as manager of The Beatles, with John Lennon ...
WorldVentures music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Listen to music from WorldVentures like DreamTrips University - We've Got 18Yr Olds Driving BMWs (Featuring Wes Melcher), Mindset For Money & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from WorldVentures.
Rashni music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Rashni Banda Khan, also known as "Rashni", is the absolute shooting-star of the Bollywood scene. It is difficult to describe him accurately. You have to see him: this protruding chin, the silly facial expression, the provoking gestures, this dirty laugh – magnificent! great! unbelievable!
Genius music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Genius is a Rock-Opera made by Daniele Liverani. 2. Genius is a short lived UK rock group which originally contained 3/5 of The Feeling. Unfortunately the band folded in 2006 and their debut album was never completed or released. 3. Genius was a popular dance trio band back in 90s in Romania consisted by Cesar, Oana and Ovi.
Mandrew music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
https://www.last.fm/music/Mandrew
Listen to music from Mandrew like Expanding the Collection. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Mandrew.
Gymnastics music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Gymnastics or (later) Laka Gimnastika is originally from a small town of Ruma, in Srem region, province of Vojvodina, Serbia. Ruma, although a small town with about 30.000 inhabitants, was always a place with a strong underground scene that has it roots in the music and visual arts groups that existed in the late 70's and early 80's.
The Shifters music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Listen to music from The Shifters like Work/Life, Gym Etc, Straight Lines & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from The Shifters.
Shabjdeed music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Leatherhead music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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DJ duo Leatherhead combine Tech-House grooves, grinding Electro, and everything in between, with their unique, raw and feral energy. Tom B learnt his trade spinning vinyl and through a mutual hunger for rhythm, beats, glitchy sounds and synths, combined forces with Dom Joseph, a drummer and drum programmer.
VCTMS music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
https://www.last.fm/music/VCTMS
Listen to music from VCTMS like The Nameless, Gutted (I'll Spill) & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from VCTMS.
Quantic music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
https://www.last.fm/music/Quantic
Quantic is an umbrella name for UK-born, Will Holland: acclaimed producer, musician and DJ for over 15 years evolving and involving styles like Funk & Jazz to Electronic & Folk music through to Latin, Reggae, Dub & Cumbia.
The Roches music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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The Roches (Maggie, Terre, and Suzzy Roche) were a vocal group of three songwriting Irish-American sisters from Park Ridge, New Jersey, known for their "unusual" and "rich" harmonies, quirky lyrics, and casually comedic stage performances. The Roches were active as performers and recording artists from the mid-1970s through 2007, at various ti…
Elf music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Elf, was a Blues-rock band founded in 1967 in Cortland, New York, United States by singer and bassist Ronnie James Dio (Ronnie Padavona), keyboardist Doug Thaler, drummer Gary Driscoll, and guitarists Nick Pantas and David 'Rock' Feinstein (Dio's cousin). The band was orignially called The Electric Elves, but was shortened to The Elves, and finally Elf in 1969.
Nomad music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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There are multiple artists with this name: 1) Nomad is a raw punk act from New York City, USA. They are influenced from ultradistorted Japanese hardcore.Link Comprised of Perdition and Cervix folks. The band sticks to the essential elements of the noise punk formula and really do nothing to hide their worship of raw crust classics such as Confuse and Disclose and that's part of their very charm.
The Solitaires music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
https://www.last.fm/music/The Solitaires
The Solitaires are a doo wop group, best remembered for their 1957 hit "Walking Along". Formed in Harlem in 1953, the band consisted of Herman Curtis, Buzzy Willis and Pat Gaston (who had previously ben together in another group, The Crows), and Monte Owens, Bobby Baylor and Bobby Williams (formerly of The Mello-Moods).
simyo music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Listen to music from simyo like Mach's dir einfach einfach, Verbraucherinformationen & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from simyo.
The Times music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Scrobbles for The Times may also include audio recordings, podcasts and satirical sketches issued by the British news organization that publishes the British daily newspapeer, The Times. The three music groups called The Times are… 1. The Times were a British rock band of the 1980s and 1990s with Ed Ball as its prominent figure. Ball ...
Bedford music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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There are at least three artists sharing this name: 1) US emo band from 1995 to 2002 2) Spanish indie band formed in 2001 3) And an australian post-grunge band 1) "Bedford was around from 1995-2002. We played a lot of shows in basements, Fire Halls and clubs, put out a bunch of records, saw the country, made lots of friends and had a hell of a ...
CCLI music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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Listen to music from CCLI like I Give You My Heart, Lord, I Lift Your Name On High & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from CCLI.
Scorpions music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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A new version of Last.fm is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Scorpions is a rock band from Hannover, Germany that was formed in 1965. Internationally acclaimed for their 1984 rock anthem " Rock You Like a Hurricane " as well as other popular singles such as " Big City Nights ", " No One Like You ", " Send ...
The Beaumonts music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
https://www.last.fm/music/The Beaumonts
Somehow, over the last twenty years, it became acceptable for a group of frat-boys to show up in thrift-store AC/DC shirts, play half-ass Lynyrd Skynyrd tunes about drinking Lone Star and smoking weed, and call that "country." Well, good friends, THE BEAUMONTS didn't think that was "all that damn country" and decided to do something about it.
Beaumont music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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There are 3 artists with the name beaumont: 1. A Sydney based electronic musician, 2. A (now defunct) pop group based in London & 3. A Glasgow based electronic musician 1. beaumont Utilising the warm, retro sounds of analogue synthesisers, beaumont creates rich landscapes full of 8-bit arpeggios, leftfield glitch-outs, disco strings and summery, chord-driven nostalgia.
LSF music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
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LSF (at least one of them) is an electronic musician from Germany. He has been living in Berlin, Germany for four years now. His musical style varies from ambient soundscapes to house and D'n'B.
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There are at least 8 artists with the name Amadeus. 1: A Japanese rock band formed in 1996 2: A Finnish tango/schlager singer who took part in the Finnish national final of the 2010 ESC 3: A DnB DJ 4: A band from Romania 5: A pop/rock band from Serbia 6: A Metal band from Belgium 7: A Finnish pop/rock band 8: A rock band from Hudson, Ohio that has since broken up…
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In May 2015, WellMade took part in the Fourth Conference on Sustainable Fashion organized by Slow Fashion Spain. The conference was held at the Museum of Costume in Madrid.
A collaborative project with Katelyn Toth-Fejel and Andrew Brooks, this info-graphic explores the different connections and relationships embodied in the journey of a pair of jeans around the world. The Journey of Jeans is a Cultural Institute at King's project in collaboration with the Department of Geography, The London College of Fashion, and Here Today, Here Tomorrow.
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The Globalised World Economy
Political Economy of Institutions and Development
This course is part of the SDG initiative <http://www.sdginitiative.org/> addressing the UN Sustainable Development Goals, specifically for the following SDGs [1, 8, 10 and 16]. We hope you will join in our efforts to reach the SDG's in small but measurable and actionable ways, cooperating with Development Done Differently. Expand your impact. You can create a better world. In today's world, politics and economics are interconnected, but what is the nature of this connectivity? What are the power relationships that shape the world economy today and create new challenges for international institutions facing globalization? What makes some countries wealthier than others? Do we face cultural diversity or fragmentation? Does the type of governance effect economic development and social change or is it the other way around? How do we measure it and how trustworthy is the data? These issues and many more will be examined in this course along with a wide library of sources and a biting criticism.
The topics covered were very interesting and applicable to modern problems! It gives you some fundamental understanding to begin pursuing a career covering social issues.
Very good course and I can apply to my current work. Thank you very much. Sir, Prof.Richard Thomas Griffiths and all your team members. Please stay safe and be healthy.
Let us now focus on the international context of the elements we've seen so far. Globalisation - what is it really? What are the benefits it is supposed to confer and what is the role, if any, left for national governments in today's world?
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Hi there, this week we've looked at the discussions surrounding the concept of globalization. We've examined the main international components of the world economy. We've looked at international trade, foreign direct investment and financial markets. In this last lecture, we're going to bring all of these together and relate them to GDP, and then we're going to pose the question "what exactly are the implications of this for society?". Now in trying to piece together the world economy, we're faced with one big problem. All the components are being calculated in different ways and for different purposes, and so it's almost impossible to put them together in any consistent and any accurate way, but just to say that we can't say anything accurately doesn't mean that we can't say anything at all. So let's start with a baseline number. Let's take GDP, which for all its shortcomings is still the best measure we have for the output of goods and services in a society. In 2012, the world GDP in current dollars was $72.2 trillion and the value of world trade in that year was $18.2 trillion, and here we confront our first problem. In calculating GDP, the only part of a transaction that counted was the value added. In foreign trade statistics, the whole value is added every time, so there is a degree of double counting in this number. Next then we can turn to foreign direct investment, and here at least the recorded statistics present no problems, and the value of FDI 2012 was $1.45 trillion. So that basically deals with the real economy in its global dimension. Now we turn our attention to the financial sector. Let's start with equities, stocks and shares. We have a figure for end year total valuation of $52.5 trillion. Now trading volume of about the same amount, $50 trillion, but foreign ownership is not likely to be large. So let's say 10 percent and that would give us an international trading figure of $5 trillion. When we turn to bonds, we have a figure for the end year value of assets internationally held, which was $22.8 trillion, and we assume that the behavior mirrors that of equities that we could take a trading volume of about 20 trillion in a given year. For derivatives now, we had a total turnover of the nominal value for 2013 of $1,886 trillion, but we noted that only a small down payment ever change hands. So how small is small? Well, the Bank of International Settlements is trying to establish a minimum ratio of around 3 percent, lower for some transaction higher for others. If we take this as a ratio, we get a trading figure of $56.6 trillion, but note if it does go wrong, then the investor can get stung for the whole amount, and finally we arrive at foreign exchange transactions where we put on a value of $1855 trillion, but much of that so we are told shouldn't count since it involves the swapping of currency, but it does involve the transfer of real assets, real assets with real values. Real assets with real values and real values that can and do change. So I don't think we should be quite so cavalier and say it doesn't really matter if a dollar is a Euro. Now these numbers are mind bogglingly huge. Remember that a trillion is one followed by no less than 12 naughts, but it's still money. So let's try and put it in an easier context. Most common way to do this is to relate it all to GDP. So for example, people would say, not only do say that foreign trade is equivalent to 25 percent of world GDP. Foreign direct investment then be equivalent to 2 percent of world GDP. Now a rough estimate for the International Trade in equities would be 7 percent of GDP. International bond trade would be equivalent to 28 percent of GDP, and there are very nice and very kind adjustment in derivative trade would still be 78 percent of GDP. So, so far the value of transactions in the financial sector already exceeds the total value added to the world economy in one year, and now we need to add currency transaction, which by itself are whole 25 times bigger than GDP. Did I just say that 25 times bigger? And again the numbers are just becoming meaningless. It's money we're talking about. So let's start all over again. Imagine that our GDP as a globe, is in fact the planet Earth, and on top of that we start layering our globalization components in $100 bills. OK, let's run quickly through the numbers again. Let's start with foreign direct investment, $1.45 trillion. $100 bills, the pile would reach 1,584 kilometers into space. We'd be at the upper end of low Earth orbit and already we will have passed the international space station below us. Add foreign trade, $18.2 trillion. This would reach almost 20,000 kilometers into space. We put a distance at which GPS satellites are parked and then we have the financial sector, take that added up, $5 trillion for equities, $20 trillion for bonds, and the $55 trillion changing hands for derivatives, and we've reached 93,000 kilometers into space. By now we're about one-third of our way to the moon. We haven't even had foreign exchange transactions yet, $1,855 trillion. I hope by now the pile of notes stretches 2 million kilometers into space. We can easily get to the moon and back, probably get to the moon and back twice over and still have a small fortune left. If we simply carried on, we'd be on our way to Mars. In fact, if we've done this entire exercise in $1 bills, we'd be at Mars already and be on our way to the next planet. So around the core of a globalized real world buying and selling real goods and services and investing in real businesses, we have a much larger world of financial markets involving infinitely larger sums of transactions. But where do we find these numbers in the GDP statistics? Well, GDP calculations deal only with the value added to the stock of wealth generated then by an economy. So all of these financial transactions appear in the labor costs and profits generated by the financial services industry. In developed economies with large financial service sectors like the U.K., this can account for up to 10 percent of GDP. In America, the United States, the figure is a more modest 7 percent of GDP, and these numbers also include all the insurance, mortgage, and banking services that we consume domestically. So we have a situation where transactions exceeding in multiples of what we would deal within the real world that make a modest contribution to a relatively small sector in relatively rich countries. Huge volumes though small margins but entailing massive financial risks that affect us all. Well, I started this series of videos with a reading from John Maynard Keynes and I'd like to end with one. This time I want to read from Susan Strange "Casino Capitalism." Susan and I spent a bit of time together at the European University Institute. A fascinating person who came from journalism into the economics game and actually writes well. In her book "Casino Capitalism," which was published in 1986, only two years after globalization began its penetration of economic literature, she wrote the following: "The Western financial system is rapidly coming to resemble nothing as much as a vast casino. Every day games are played in this casino that involve sums of money so large they cannot be imagined. At night, the games go on on the other side of the world. In towering office blocks that dominate all the great cities of the world, rooms are full of chain-smoking young men all playing these games. Their eyes are fixed on computer screens flickering with changing prices. They play by intercontinental telephone or by tapping electronic machines or with computer algorithms today. They are just like the gamblers in casinos watching the clicking spin of a silver ball on the roulette wheel and putting their chips on red or black, odd numbers or even numbers." And then she goes on to say, "These bankers and dealers seem to be a very different kind of men working in a very different kind of world from the world of finance and the typical bankers that older people remember, like me. Bankers used to be thought of as staid and sober men, grave-faced and dressed in conservative black pinstripe suits, jealous of their reputation for caution and for the careful guardianship of their customers' money. Something rather radical and serious has happened to the international financial system to make it so much like a gambling hall." What that change has been, she said I'm writing in 1986 and how it came about are not clear. Well, it might not be clear, but one big thing has happened. It has huge consequences for us today and we've gone through the effect of that with the most recent financial crisis and underlying this is a loss of trust.

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Ross Porter (sportscaster)
Ross Porter (born November 29, 1938) is an American sportscaster, known for his 28-year tenure (1977-2004) as a play-by-play announcer for Los Angeles Dodgers baseball.
Porter was born in Shawnee, Oklahoma, and graduated from Shawnee High School in 1955, then went on to earn a radio journalism degree at the University of Oklahoma. His broadcasting career began at age 14 when he broadcast a few innings in several games involving Shawnee's Class D baseball team, the Hawks, a Los Angeles Dodgers farm club, over KGFF. At age 15, Porter was elevated to play-by-play man of the Shawnee Wolves' football and basketball broadcasts and the Hawks when the regular announcer resigned. At a high school football game one night, Ross was introduced by his father to the legendary Jim Thorpe.
After earning his college degree, Porter was hired by WKY radio in Oklahoma City as a newscaster. He also was a sports anchor for WKY-TV, and at age 24 became the youngest recipient of the Oklahoma Sportscaster of the Year award, and the youngest state winner ever in the nation. Ross repeated the next year. Between 1960 and 1966, he did the play-by-play of the previous day's OU football game on channel 4's one-hour "Sunday Playback Show."
In 1966, at age 27, he left for Los Angeles and subsequently spent 10 years as a sportscaster for KNBC-TV in Los Angeles. He worked alongside Tom Snyder on the 6 PM news and Tom Brokaw on the 11PM news. Porter won two local Emmys.
Porter worked for NBC Sports in the early 1970s, calling NFL football from 1970–76 and Pacific-8 college basketball from 1972-76. Ross was the halftime host of the 1974 Final Four on NBC, the sideline reporter for the network telecast of the 1975 Rose Bowl and was in the tower covering one hole for NBC at the Bing Crosby Pebble Beach golf tournament. Porter had to give up his NBC assignments when he joined the Dodgers in 1977 due to an overlap in seasons. He later was the radio and television voice of UNLV Rebels football and basketball from 1978-92.
During the 1970s, Porter had been the television play-by-play announcer for the high school basketball Game of The Week on KNBC showing matchups between Los Angeles area teams. Former Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax worked as a game analyst with Ross the first year.
Ross was rated among the top 60 baseball announcers of all-time by Curt Smith in his book Voices of Summer.
Ross Porter is the only broadcaster to have been the voice of a World Series champion (the 1981 and 1988 Dodgers) and a college basketball champion (with UNLV in 1990). In 1988, Porter was honored as a Distinguished Alum of the University of Oklahoma.
Porter was known for providing fans with statistical information on players during his broadcasts. He was the host of a pregame and postgame radio show known as DodgerTalk for 14 years, answering phone calls from listeners with questions pertaining to baseball. He was voted Los Angeles Sportstalk Host of the Year the first three years the award was presented by the Southern California Sports Broadcasters Association,and later won it a fourth time.
Ross was inducted into the Southern California Sports Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2005 with Vin Scully, his colleague of 28 years, as his presenter. In 2007, Porter received the Bill Teegins Excellence in Sportscasting Award from the Oklahoma Sports Museum.
On August 23, 1989, Porter set a major league baseball record for broadcasting 22 straight innings on radio without any replacements, in a six-hour, 14 minute game against the Expos in Montreal.
Porter broadcast the 1977 World Series and 1978 World Series on over 600 CBS Radio stations around the world. Ross also did Game of the Week broadcasts for CBS Radio in the 1980s and '90s. His most famous national call is from the sixth and final game of the 1977 Series, during which Reggie Jackson smacked three home runs on three consecutive pitches. The capper:
Jackson with four runs batted in - sends a fly ball to center field and deep! That's going to be way back and THAT'S going to be gone! Reggie Jackson has hit his third home run of the game!
Real Sports Heroes with Ross Porter
Ross Porter began a new venture called "Real Sports Heroes with Ross Porter in April 2007. Real Sports Heroes highlighted the positive side of athletics and the great things that some athletes are doing and have done to give something back to the community. Porter aired 90-second Real Sports Heroes vignettes on KLAC and KABC radio in Los Angeles. The vignettes and Porter's web site were sponsored by American Airlines.
Porter aired high school football games for the IBN Sports Network in 2011, and joined Fox Sports West in 2012 to announce prep football, basketball, and baseball contests.
In 2016, Porter became the announcer for the Cal State Northridge Matadors baseball team. The campus radio station, KCSN, does not carry the games but they can be heard online at GoMatadors.com.[1]
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The misunderstood generation
This is the first post for a first time blogger at the tender age of 57. I have started this blog for a number of reasons. Having recently been made redundant a couple of colleagues and recruiters made me aware of a growing problem in our society. Its the creation and subsequent vilification of a new demographic- the fat white old bloke.
So here is a disclaimer.This site is not just for fwob's. But also for those that can sympathise with the sufferers or maybe see themselves spiralling headlong towards "fwobdom"(patent pending). Welcome!
This is not intended to be the next level down to grumpy old men and my prime motivation when this idea came up was to create a forum to discuss and share information on a passion of mine- Going to see live music and enjoying it as much now as I did when I was in my mid to late teens. Over the past year I've see numerous bands who I truly think should be getting greater recognition. For those that share this interest get out there supporting live music. Let me know your thoughts and share.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on August 11, 2017 August 11, 2017 2 Comments on First blog post
Loud Women Fest 5- 19/09/2021- 229 Gt Portland St.
Honey Joy
T-Bitch
Vulpynes
Piney Gir
Jelly Cleaver
I Destroy
It's been some while since I have been out to see a band due to the Covid pandemic so it was good to be back in that live band atmosphere with the anticipation of hearing some good bands. This is my third Loud Women Fest relocated from the previous venue of the Dome in Tufnell Park and obviously much delayed due to the slight issue of a global pandemic.
The crowd was a little sparse and I got the feeling people were a little wary of invading each others space but it wasn't really a problem. Twenty bands had been confirmed for the day but due to other commitments and I only got to see seven in the middle of the running order. They were :
T-Bitch.
Honey Joy.
Piney Gir.
GENN.
Vulpynes.
Jelly Cleaver.
I destroy.
The beauty for me of these events is that under the one banner of promoting women heavy bands , you get a really diverse range of musical styles . I think its important to support these grass roots events . I wasn't disappointed as all the bands I saw gave it 100% and engaged the crowd. One of the stand out performers was Jelly Cleaver with her jazz fusion songs which she sang on the smaller more intimate second stage.
I had a really enjoyable afternoon and it was a great re-introduction to going out and seeing live bands. I would encourage anyone to look up the Loud women website and check out the bands that they promote.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on September 22, 2021 Leave a comment on Loud Women Fest 5- 19/09/2021- 229 Gt Portland St.
Stephen Evens/Jemma Freeman and the Cosmic Something/Vonhorn/Sgt Duke- Windmill-20/11/2019.
On a fairly cold November evening went to the Windmill in Brixton town to see what turned out to be a fairly eclectic group of bands.
I was there ostensibly to see "Jemma Freeman and the Cosmic something" who I have seen a couple of times before. They remind me of a slightly less heavy version of "Turbowolf". Led inevitably by Jemma her alter ego takes the stage for a bit for of gender blurring, including some guitar antics that are possibly a little tongue in cheek. Great energy and commitment to the performance I was also impressed by the amount of pedals that appeared out of a rolled up towel/small carpet. One of those bands who should be bigger but also nice for the fans to keep them accessible. A dilemma of course.
First band on stage were "Sgt Duke" who are a group of guys who were literally suited and booted. Two guitarists shared vocal duties (two quite different styles) but are the next generation of guitar led bands looking to offer something a little left field and quirky. They reminded me of" XTC" at times but are very much of now and seem to be gaining a following. Not sure about the name but I'm sure there is a story there that I'm not aware of.
Second band on stage were "Vonhorn" who are a classy three piece who had a good range of tunes and delivered immaculately. Slightly self-deprecating they are competing in a tough musical space but they were really good and I would pay money to see them again. Very clean, note perfect and clearly enjoying their 30 minutes in the spotlight.
Headlining was Stephen Evans. Never heard of this guy before he was billed as a kind of Ivor Cutler figure. That's not how he came across leading a really competent and powerful band who knew their stagecraft. Stephen cuts an interesting figure, dressed in a three piece suit but with an enviable amount of wild hair, for someone who is arguably over 40(?). Not trying to be ageist but they are for the more discerning audience who can appreciate the irony of songs about household objects and manual labour. I really enjoyed them and again would make an effort to see them again, although I think they are a little elusive and this was a relatively novel event.
Great night and wish them all the success they are looking for.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on November 22, 2019 Leave a comment on Stephen Evens/Jemma Freeman and the Cosmic Something/Vonhorn/Sgt Duke- Windmill-20/11/2019.
Yak at ULU London 15/11/2019
As I am currently a full time student I took the opportunity to attend the ULU student union in Malet St near Tottenham Court Road to check in on "Yak" who I haven't seen for a few years.
Due to other commitments I arrived to see the last half of support" Egyptian Blue". They are a bunch of young guys from Brighton, and got a bit of swagger and attitude to them. I heard about 3 or 4 songs and all well crafted and post punk inspired.
"Yak" came on about 9.30 after a five minute musical intro trying to build the tension. The first 20 minutes of the set was about attack and the audience was ready to respond. They played a long set and it was punctuated by what appeared to be slower numbers which didn't have the feel for of the first album, which I thought was all killer no filler. But I guess that is the price of growing up and wanting to experiment in other directions.
They are a traditional rock and roll band in essence sounding a bit like a speeded up version of "Black Rebel Motor cycle club" on occasion. On other tracks such as "Bellyache "strands of "Kasabian" are interwoven with a more progressive sound. They have had their tribulations with finances etc. over the years which I think nearly signalled their complete demise but here they are off the back of supporting "Foals" on tour. They are operating in a crowded market and I just got the impression that the youthful enthusiasm of a few years ago has been replaced by a certain stoicism in the face of adversity and that they are now more of a journeyman band. Singer Oliver did tentatively crowd surf at about two thirds into the set. I'm sure he said it was the last song but they carried on playing for at least another thirty minutes.
I think they are on the cusp of releasing new material although they have also taken to social media recently saying this is the final tour and finish of the band. The atmosphere last night had perhaps tapped into this with a big crowd invasion toward the end with no attempt to remove people from the stage.
If that's the case then probably no point suggesting looking out for them. There star has waned a bit in the last year or two and maybe they have taken all they need form this particular stage of their musical journey.
Wish them luck in the next stage of their journey.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on November 17, 2019 Leave a comment on Yak at ULU London 15/11/2019
Little Comets at Scala Kings Cross-13/11/2019.
It has been a while since I visited the Scala in Kings Cross. Pretty much the same intimate venue where quite bizarrely the inordinately tall seem to hover at the back of the auditorium making it difficult for old codgers like me without having to shift out of our favourite spots. But C'est la Vie.
The support was delivered by "Heir" a group of guys from Leeds with a nice endearing line in stage banter and strong upbeat, in the main, songs. Quick plug but they are playing the Camden Assembly on 18th March 2020 as headliners so definitely worth checking out. On a cursory listen they were a good compliment to the" Little Comets" musically and philosophically, if that's not being too deep.
I have had a soft spot for the" Little Comets" since seeing them as first act at a Ben and Jerry's summer festival in Clapham( I think) best part of 10 years ago. It was a sunny afternoon and there indie jangling guitar style and vocal gymnastics matched the weather perfectly.
This is not to say that there song catalogue is in anyway all sunshine as they certainly wear their hearts on their sleeves and over the years haven't shied away from contentious issues.
Playing the Scala probably suggests that they are not growing their following but it was a good well humoured crowd and although it was only the occasional song that really got the audience moving they were greeted as old friends.
They project as thoroughly nice down to earth guys and the sound was crystal clear and the set polished. A few favourites were missed on the night but with I think five albums it makes sense to rotate the songs before you get to the point that you're just rushing to get them finished and onto what you want to play. I'm sure the songs you wrote 10 years ago don't have quite the same allure or meaning.
I left just before the encore but left happy and feeling just a little bit better about life having been immersed in their upbeat performance. Good to see them again and probably back again for the next two year cycle.
Courtesy of setlistfm.com
Lost Time
A Little Opus
Common Things
The Man Who Wrote Thriller
Her Black Eyes
Darling Alistair
Bridge Burn
One Night In October
Dancing Song
3 Minute Faltz
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on November 14, 2019 Leave a comment on Little Comets at Scala Kings Cross-13/11/2019.
Girl Band at Electric Ballroom-5/11/2019
I have been aware of "Girl band" for a couple of years hearing their EP with the cover of "Why they hide the bodies under my garage "while randomly searching for stuff. I was looking forward to seeing them and I like the electric ballroom. It's a good venue , partly for the fact that even if you are in the main bar you actually get a reasonable, if slightly restricted, view of the stage.
"Girl Band" were supported by" Silverback" a band that sounded a little like the "Fontaines DC". Clearly not a criticism but the strong Dublin (?) vocal lilt made the linkage. They are conventional indie band in comparison to the boys of "Girl Band" although worth a further listen.
Highly anticipated by the packed venue "Girl Band" hit the stage at 9pm and launched into the back catalogue initially from "Holding Hands with Jamie" and then perhaps quite bravely playing tracks from the new album. I say this because the new album "The Talkies" is a strong development from their previous work and can't be considered easy listening. It's been four years in the making and therefore has some depth to its evolution. So it pushes a few boundaries which is a good thing but might be difficult to pick up fresh for new fans.
In terms of their performance it was big. The sounded great in the live medium and played a long set, airing all the crowd pleasers along the way. They dominated the space and had the crowd fully engaged.
If you like the kind of noise they play go see. There were a few fans of" Metz" in the crowd who are a band in my view that up to this latest album were fairly closely aligned musically. Not quite as much going forward as "Metz" have continued refining there high energy thrash whereas "Girl Band " have released a thoughtful album, possibly quite personal and introspective in many areas.
It's been a few years since they visited these shores due to illness in the band. Hope they come back soon.
Set list Courtesy of setlistfm.com
Pears for Lunch
Fucking Butter
Lawman
The Last Riddler
Laggard
Salmon of Knowledge
Amygdela
The Cha Cha Cha
Shoulderblades
Prefab Castle
Why They Hide Their Bodies Under My Garage?
(Blawan cover)
Going Norway
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on November 14, 2019 Leave a comment on Girl Band at Electric Ballroom-5/11/2019
Terror Matinee at Camden Underworld-3/11/2019.
Been a while since I posted a review and have missed out a couple which I might update eventually. Back at the Underworld in Camden which has been slightly rearranged since I was last there but essentially still the basement dive that's so good to see bands.
Commercial Announcement: Drink pricing is keeping pace with inflation at £6.50 a pint so not a cheap afternoon out.
The running order was" Jesus Piece" , "World Collapse","Death before Dishonour"," Outburst" and "Terror" headlining. The genre is heavy hardcore but within that rather rigid category there was some variation within the all US line up.
"Jesus Piece" were first on stage and arguably not the natural bottom of the bill. They had a big, if not the biggest, following of the event and delivered an energetic set which set the tone and bar for those to follow. A mixture of growling vocals juxtaposed with the bassists vocal accompaniment they had high energy levels.
Following were "World Collapse", "Death before dishonour" and "Outburst" all who kept the music tempo rocking along (no slow numbers here-period) but each had their own unique sound and vocally quite a range of styles.
Finally "Terror" finished off the show encouraging the assembled to invade the stage and dive back into the throng. At times it looked like lemmings throwing themselves off a cliff such was the amount of traffic. Hopefully no one was hurt and they all found reasonably soft landings.
I should also mention that a hall mark of these shows, which is always interesting, is that despite the musical aggression, and the aggression in some areas of the audience the atmosphere is always very inclusive.
Also worth mentioning is that it was loud and it got louder as the afternoon progressed, ultimately meaning I resorted to earplugs which certainly helped but of course took a little of the edge away.
Good afternoon and very therapeutic in some respects . No attempt at musical subtlety of any kind. Just raw power.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on November 4, 2019 Leave a comment on Terror Matinee at Camden Underworld-3/11/2019.
Wonkfest at the Dome-27/07/2109
Made the annual pilgrimage to the 7th Wonkfest at the Dome in Tufnell Park. This is my third Wonkfest and you always approach with some trepidation as its basically a marathon rather than a sprint stretching as it does over 12 hours.
Last year I wrote about each band but this year a slightly different approach as I could'nt really be asked to go to that level of detail and I did review many of the same bands last year . But perhaps more importantly the event is really more about just the feel good factor of what's going on and a celebration of the DIY music scene.
The format for those who have not been to Wonkfest is 22 bands with 20 minute sets spread across two stages. I missed the first few bands but it certainly seemed busier than last year in terms of attendees and as the day progressed it actually became difficult to get to the smaller of the two stages and punters started to congregate around the major stage and just hang out there. This meant people did miss out on some of the bands from last year who had been on the Dome stage but were now playing the smaller stage. Notable amongst some of these bands were "Murderburgers' from Scotland, "Pizzatramp" from Wales and "Maid Of Ace " from Southend (?).
It was also noticeable that more money had been spent on stage banners and other paraphernalia than previous years . The organisation was as ever slick and everything ran absolutely on time which is a slight irony for an anti-establishment event .
Other bands that I thought were really worth a mention were "Eastfield" who delivered some lyrically interesting , thought provoking three chord thrashing and I was particularly impressed by "Youth Killed it" who delivered a set with a good dollop of humour and like many of the bands did'nt take themselves too seriously. I always feel that the event is generally good humoured despite the hard core nature of the majority of the music and there is a level of humour throughout. On form "Aerial Salad"and "Dub Righters" also got the crowd rocking and skanking respectively .
The final band as always are the organisers "Wonk Unit". Picking up on the humour theme they delivered the classics everyone wants such as "Kings Road Sporting Heroes" , "Je mapelle Alex" and "Go Easy". With the normal level of banter you would expect from these guys there was a moment half way through the set that epitomised the day. Vocalist Alex asked the audience to seperate down the middle ,create a gap and get ready for a huge thrash as the next song started . The last instruction before the song struck up was that for the gentler folk at the back perhaps they could walk toward each other slowly and for the rest of the crowd "please thrash responsibility".
It was a great event as usual. Looking forward to next year.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on July 30, 2019 Leave a comment on Wonkfest at the Dome-27/07/2109
Mice on Mars, Rattletooth,Malady and Black Bordello at the Windmill Brixton-19/7/2019.
Made the pilgrimage down to the Windmill in Brixton to see four bands who I had not heard of before. The Windmill being the venue that it is means that the quality of all bands was really high.
If you have never been then it's a bucket list venue. Small and shabby it's a very safe space where bands mingle with punters and you can start a conversation without feeling that the recipient thinks you must have some malignant intent.
The first band to hit the stage was "Black Bordello". Led by a really good female vocalist they mix many genres and sounds to my ear. Sometimes a bit "Roxy Music" ,sometimes a bit Amanda Palmer in the "Dresden Dolls " era and then all sorts of other influences they flipped between rockier numbers and ballads with a cabaret feel running through the songs. That is of course my opinion and others ears may have picked out other aspects. Need to hear more and I will look out for them as they were a bit different and thoughtful songs throughout. Not sure how long they have been around but certainly seem to have a future if luck is on their side.
Next band were called "Malady". Again a distinctive vocalist the band hand a handful of songs that had a funky edge . They looked comfortable in the space with an audience which were still warming up and indeed still turning up. Like a lot of younger bands its probably fair to say they are still establishing there style and they are operating in a very crowded market place.
Third band of the evening "Rattletooth" ,not to be confused with an earlier hard core punk band of the same name ,started to get the crowd moving with there guitar driven uptempo songs. I have to say by this point a number of lagers had been imbibed and I didn't concentrate on the band as much as I should have so apologies to them. They were however really competent, delivered a high energy performance and certainly like all the bands on show worth checking out.
Which leaves "Mice on Mars" as headline. Straightforward garage/punk they had the crowd peaking at the right time and I was left at the back of the crowd as people squeezed into the space in front of the stage.I've listened to some of their songs on Sound Cloud and they remind me of "Slaves" on some of the bass parts but they do have that garage feel in their guitar sound. Again difficult to know who are the bands to watch here as they were all good. And with a ticket price of just £4 it was a great night out.
Although I did suggest earlier the Windmill is really worth a visit I would urge you to ignore that advice as I've just decided on reflection I would far prefer to keep it my indulgent little secret.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on July 20, 2019 Leave a comment on Mice on Mars, Rattletooth,Malady and Black Bordello at the Windmill Brixton-19/7/2019.
Metz at Studio 9294-28/06/2019
This was a new venue for me and as it was interesting I've taken a picture to give you context. Studio 9294 is an industrial unit close to Hackney Wick Overground station and the Olympic village at Stratford with a small bar tucked in the corner and interesting toilets perched on a makeshift mezzanine level. It's not a polished venue (except for the concrete floors) and all the better for it I would say. Sound quality was good throughout
A barmy night weather wise as we wilt in the heat the area around Studio 9294 is entertainment central in this part of Hackney with a few other trendy and hipster playgrounds in evidence in adjoining units.
I had wanted to see" Metz" for a couple of years so jumped at the chance to get tickets. It's a small venue and I thought there audience pull would have been greater but it was packed and several hundred people got sweaty together.
The support was provided by "USA Nails" and "Feels". "USA nails" were very loud and certainly ideal opener in terms of complimenting the noise/punk/hard-core theme of the evening. I took a quick trip to the front to take a photo and was deafened as I walked past the speakers. They played 40 minutes possible saving there melodic offerings to the last few songs. All band members collaborate in other bands and they are undoubtedly slick and professional.
Second support were Californian band "Feels". A predominantly female line up them did lose the attention of some of the audience as they are more garage band with a few reggae inspired numbers. Big bass lines held the songs together and they seemed to enjoy themselves. As always in a different setting and context these guys were potential headliners and I did wonder what they would have thought of the slightly unglamorous venue and surrounding environment.
I hadn't researched either support so my comments are on an initial listen.
With little fuss "Metz" entered the arena and then proceeded to do exactly what it says on the tin. With a suitable frenetic light show, which complimented and accelerated the feeling of darkness that permeates their music, they powered effortlessly trough 45 minutes of what some would say is controlled noise. Of the songs I managed to recognise there were a number off the latest album "Strange Peace". These included "mess of wires", "Drained Lake" and "Cellophane".
Arguably more controlled and less raw than earlier numbers it was a righteous attack on the senses. And then as calmly as they had arrived they were gone and the house lights returned. Most people left ears ringing in their skulls but satisfied I would imagine.
It was a good night and I had meant to take ear plugs on this occasion. Can't believe they couldn't fill a bigger venue but as they are Toronto based I assume they don't get to the UK too much.
Author fatwhiteoldblokesPosted on June 29, 2019 Leave a comment on Metz at Studio 9294-28/06/2019
Buzzcocks-Celebrating the life of Pete Shelley- Royal Albert Hall- 21/6/2019.
An event tinged with a lot of general sadness, apparently the date at the Royal Albert Hall was booked way before Pete Shelley's demise. They turned it into a memorial celebration and I guess most people wondered how they would replace that very distinctive voice.
Before getting onto that some words about the supports. First were" Penetration "who I only saw for the first time last year supporting at Brixton academy. I thought they were good and they had some strong new material at that time. They were apparently travelling companions to the" Buzzcocks" back in the day and even recorded "Nostalgia "on their first album. The auditorium was already pretty busy by 7.30 and they kicked off proceedings manfully and womanly. On Friday however I think the PA had a different world view as the sound was not great and the lost a bit of impact as they played their set. A few diehards in the mosh pit reacted suitably but I felt based a bit on the occasion it wasn't clear if you should really enjoy yourself.
Bursting onto the stage next were "Skids". It was clear from talking to few many had primarily come to see these guys and there were plenty of Scottish accents sitting in my vicinity as well as give away "Skids" T shirts.
I've never seen the "Skids" although I bought a number of the early singles. They were a bit polished for my tastes back in the 70's but there songs have stood the test of time quite brilliantly. You could certainly envisage that if they were a new band now, with modern production, they could still cut it with those songs. Many are what you could call the hardy perennials but they still sound fresh and they saved "Into the valley" until the end and it received the biggest reaction.
They also enjoyed in my opinion the best sound mix of the night. The band were tight and Richard Jobson (58) bounced around the stage from start to finish. Not so many high kicks (and not so high) but fair play. He clearly likes to keep in shape and removing his jacket after the first few songs he looked like the poster boy for a Charles Atlas course (showing my age there).
About 9.20 it was time for "Buzzcocks" now led by Steve Diggle. They launched into the first few songs as per set list below and then enlisted the help of a myriad of guests, some you might expect and other like Tim Burgess who I wouldn't have guessed. In reality Tim actually did one of the better renditions, since at the end of the day Pete Shelley had a voice that is difficult to replicate.
And that will be one of the challenges going forward, as Steve Diggle vowed to keep the songs alive, my assumption was that this would be the last outing for the "Buzzcocks". The sound quality was bad with the signature guitar sound suffering the most. As implied some of the guest vocalists were not 100% matched to the songs and it was unclear how much rehearsal had been taken. To be fair it has to be quite daunting to take on someone else's songs when they were so personal.
They finished with the iconic "Ever fallen in love" but I would suggest all their major singles have the same song writing quality and the song was actually spoilt for me by the "Fine Young Cannibals "version.
I left slightly subdued I have to say as it was definitely in memory of a sad day for music of a certain generation. "Skids" were a very belated revelation for me and we will have to see how the "Buzzcocks "deal with the situation they find themselves.
Buzzcocks at Royal Albert Hall set list:
'Fast Cars'
'Promises'
'Why she's a Girl from the Chainstore'
'Autonomy'
'Boredom' (w/ Captain Sensible)
'Love You More' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Pauline Murray)
'Why Can't I Touch It?' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Peter Perrett)
'Fiction Romance' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Richard Jobson)
'What Do I Get?' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Dave Vanian)
'Something's Gone Wrong Again' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Dave Vanian)
'Time's Up' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Thurston Moore)
'Noise Annoys' (w/ Thurston Moore)
'Sixteen Again' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Tim Burgess)
'You Say You Don't Love Me' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey & Tim Burgess)
'Harmony in My Head'
'Orgasm Addict'
'I Don't Mind' (w/ John Maher, Steve Garvey)
'Ever Fallen in Love' (With Someone You Shouldn't've)
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Despite my better judgement, I (re)joined Twitter earlier this week. I'm @harry_caufield. There's still a bit of residual regret about not choosing a short, punchy pseudonym but name availability is limited. It's a bit like trying to find a decent AIM handle after, say, 2005.
The social network itself is rather silly and seems best suited to delivering comedy. I still don't think it's an efficient way to stay informed and in some cases may serve as yet another echo chamber of misinformation. That being said, it's active, it's free, and I'm curious.
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Just weeks after the Jonas Brothers released their first comeback song, "Sucker," the boys have gone ahead and shared their second single, "Cool," along with its music video. Explain your version of song meaning, find more of Jonas Brothers lyrics. Watching her move I was lost in the rhythm. Ooh-la-la, make a move, yeah, baby, by last call. "I will be right there for you, 'til the end, the end of time, please be mine" Now, most of the songs off … If you play it right, you can be that someone If you play it right, you can be that someone Kiss me like your ex is in the room Baby, your eyes glow (Yeah) [Pre-Chorus: Joe Jonas] Watch official video, print or download text in PDF. The new holiday ballad is a follow-up to their more upbeat song from last year, "Like It's Christmas. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fiddlin' like the first thing on your wish list. From the shore region of New Jersey, the band consists of three brothers: Paul Kevin Jonas II (Kevin Jonas), Joseph Adam Jonas (Joe Jonas), and Nicholas Jerry Jonas (Nick Jonas). And she pulled me close by the look in her eyes We love you guys very much!". Kiss me like your ex is in the room (Ooh-ooh-ooh) For us, this song stirs up memories of childhood snowball fights and finding the nearest hill to sled. Kevin Winter/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images. Jonas Brothers officially released two new songs, "X" featuring Colombian singer Karol G and "Five More Minutes," on Thursday at midnight. There?s too many tears to drown them out. Don't know why but I feel like I'ma go psycho (Psycho) [Chorus: Joe Jonas & Nick Jonas] The Jonas Brothers have stormed back onto the music scene with their new single "Sucker." Full moon night with the lights off, baby, your eyes glow (Yeah) Don't know why but I feel like I'mma go psycho (Psycho) Uh-la-la, if it's cool, yeah, baby, I'd like to. The band of brothers released a nostalgic-dripped Christmas ballad Thursday, "I Need You Christmas," the lyrics of which celebrate the kind of joy 2020 could really use … The Jonas Brothers are an American pop boy band. Don't you be afraid of something new Ooh, ooh, ooh Suave y salvaje como un animal The Jonas Brothers and Karol G teamed up for the bilingual collaboration "X" with flirtatious verses in English and Spanish. On Wednesday, June 5, Nick Jonas posted lyrics from the Jonas Brothers' new album on his Instagram Stories, teasing fans with just enough material to … [Pre-Chorus: Joe Jonas] 'Cause an empty room can be so loud. 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Ooh-na-na, could it be ya No te de miedo vivir algo diferente (Eh, eh) The Jonas Brothers and Karol G teamed up for the bilingual collaboration "X" with flirtatious verses in English and Spanish. [Post-Chorus: Joe Jonas] Don't know her name, but I know that I need her Full moon night with the lights up. ", The brothers said in a joint statement, "With having such a crazy year, we all really need something to look forward to. I've been waiting a long time. The lyrics are all about how spending time with the person you love makes it feel like Christmas all the time, and I couldn't think of a more fitting … By Jake Viswanath. And you're take 'em all the places now that we been. Yeah Tori Kelly Explains Why She's 'Not in a Rush' to Have Kids with Husband Andre Murillo, Steven Spielberg Gets Restraining Order Against Stalker. What A Man Gotta Do Lyrics – Jonas Brothers: Jonas Brothers are back with a new jam to kick off the new year right with "What A Man Gotta Do Lyrics." Along with the new track, the brothers debuted an iconic music video that features Kevin's wife Danielle Jonas, Joe's wife Sophie Turner and Nick's wife Priyanka Chopra. Ooh-la-la, make a move, yeah, baby, by last call Comment and share your favourite lyrics. Full moon night with the lights up, baby, your eyes glow (Yeah) Don't know why, but I feel like I'ma go psycho (Psycho) Ooh-la-la, if it's cool, yeah, baby, I'd like too. The Jonas Brothers, Joe, Nick and Kevin, released a new Christmas song, "I Need You Christmas," the lyrics of which celebrate the kind of joy 2020 really could use right now. Uh-la-la, make a move, yeah, baby, by last call. One single smile, a helping hand, hold on. Don't you be afraid of something new Yeah. Hold on, hold on. Yeah, that someone who Jonas Brothers; X Lyrics Jonas Brothers – X. Read the complete lyrics translated to English on Billboard. If you play it right, you can be that someone Ooh, ooh, ooh 20 Relatable Lyrics from the Jonas Brothers' New Album "Happiness Begins" "Whatever we've done, whatever we'll do / Baby, if you come back now / I'll come back to you." By Sara Delgad o Someone who Yeah, baby, I'd like to Won't leave me lonely tonight The fandom has a lot more to celebrate than just a reuinion as the brothers dropped a brand new single and a music video: "Sucker." The band, which broke up in 2013 after years of global success, saw their new track debut at No. She said, "Ooh-ooh-ooh" (Ooh-ooh-ooh) A decade has passed since Joe, Kevin, and Nick Jonas released a studio album together as the Jonas Brothers, but on Friday the New Jersey natives broke that drought with the debut of Happiness Begins. If you've ever needed a new Christmas song from the Jonas Brothers all about the importance of family, a song that harkens back to the good old days of snowball fights in … The Jonas Brothers are getting fans in the holiday spirit with their new track "I Need You Christmas". Yeah, that someone who (Yeah) She said, "Boy, you won't be lonely tonight" Watchin' her move, I was lost in the rhythms. Yeah 'The Voice' Contestant Ryan Gallagher Was Disqualified From The Competition. The Jonas Brothers surprised their fans this week with the announcement of their new holiday song "I Need You Christmas" and now the song is here!. The Holidays is a time that brings us together and is something that brings us joy in the darkest of times. June 5, 2019. She said, "Boy, you won't be lonely tonight" Jonas Brothers lyrics - 135 song lyrics sorted by album, including "Sucker", "Year 3000". [Pre-Chorus: KAROL G] It?s not that hard to be a friend, hold on. Toda la noche bailando contigo Jonas Brothers. "X" debuted at #33 on the Billboard Hot 100 during the week of May 30th, 2020. Read the complete lyrics translated to English on Billboard. The Jonas Brothers, led by frontman Joe Jonas, are releasing their newest single 'X', in…, Jonas Brothers - X ft. Karol G (Traducción al Español) by Genius Traducciones al Español. Pon tu lengua en mi boca (Boca; eh) The band gained its popularity from the Disney Channel children's television network. So don?t give up, stand 'til the end, hold on. Yeah, that someone who Ooh-la-la, if it's cool [Verse 1: Nick Jonas & Joe Jonas] Then she pulled me close by the look in her eyes. Full moon night with the lights up A decade has passed since Joe, Kevin, and Nick Jonas released a studio album together as the Jonas Brothers, but on Friday the New Jersey natives broke that drought with the debut of Happiness Begins. Kiss me like your ex is in the room (Ooh, ooh, ooh) [Verse 3: KAROL G] Jonas Brothers. You just thought you could do better. Yo sé que te gusta, pero esto es prohibido Hopefully it can bring you guys the same feelings of warmth and happiness that creating it has brought us. The Jonas Brothers are an American boy band. The Jonas Brothers surprised their fans this week with the announcement of their new holiday song "I Need You Christmas" and now the song is here!. [Chorus: Nick Jonas, Nick Jonas & Joe Jonas] I'm a sucker for you, yeah Say the word and I'll go anywhere blindly I'm a sucker for you, yeah Any road you take, you know that you'll find me She said, "Ooh-ooh-ooh" 'Cause there?s more to life than just to live, hold on. I can't deny what I'm feelin' inside. Yeah, yeah, yeah It's awesome, it's a collaboration as well with Karol G. I'm the most excited about this song coming out. [Chorus: Joe Jonas & Nick Jonas] The music stars of tomorrow have been crowned on the 2021 Forbes 30 Under 30 list! Nick Jonas Revealed New Jonas Brothers Song Lyrics, Hinting At What Their Album Is All About. So do better. Oh, watching her move, I was lost in the rhythms Oh, watching her move I was lost in the rhythms νικά Български Русский Српски العربية فارسی 日本語 한국어 (CNN)Jonas Brothers are giving their fans what they want. Formed in 2005, they have gained popularity from the Disney Channel children's television network and consists of three brothers from the shore region of New Jersey; Paul Kevin Jonas II, Joseph Adam Jonas and Nicholas Jerry Jonas. Don't you be afraid of something new No Comments; 0 Tags; ... ooh" Kiss me like your ex is in the room Don't you be afraid of something new If you play it right, you can be that someone Yeah, that someone who Won't leave me lonely tonight Yeah yeah yeah Yeah yeah yeah Yeah Ooh la … The Jonas Brothers surprised their fans this week with the announcement of their new holiday song "I Need You Christmas" and now the song is here! Oh watching her move I was lost in the rhythms And she pulled me close By the look in her eyes Don't know her name But I know that I need her She said Two long nights with a view, yeah Baby, I like you Yeah, yeah, uh She said, "I wanna find somebody by nightfall" The sibling group released "XV," a special two-song bundle featuring their new single "X" with Latin Grammy Award-winner Karol G … [Outro: KAROL G & Joe Jonas] Yo me voy contigo, dame la señal Ooh, ooh, ooh Grimes Shares New Photo of Son X Æ A-XII Musk! The cute lyrics include, "I need you Christmas/Oh how I miss you the most. The Jonas Brothers are an American boy band. So hold on, hold on. Time For Me To Fly ," off of the debut 2006 album titled, " It's About Time " is a song that resonates a lot of religious undertones, seeing as the Jonas clan was known to be heavily Christian in their early years. Las ganas no se equivocan (-vocan; eh) She said, "Ooh-ooh-ooh" (Ooh-ooh-ooh) [Pre-Chorus: Nick Jonas with Joe Jonas] And I don't wanna miss a single thing Don't wanna put end to all this cheer But as long as you're with me It's always the time of the year [Chorus: Joe Jonas with Nick Jonas] You make everyday feel like it's Christmas Never wanna stop Feelin' like the first thing on your wishlist Right up at the top There's nothing like brand new, young Jonas Brothers to get things started, and this line is easily one of my all-time favorites. " 20 Relatable Lyrics from the Jonas Brothers' New Album "Happiness Begins" "Whatever we've done, whatever we'll do / Baby, if you come back now / I'll come back to you." By Sara Delgad o You make every day feel like it's Christmas. Right up at the top. Tonight You can download the song now on Amazon or stream it for free below on YouTube. SKU: MN0221966 Lyrics: Yeah, ooh la la By the pool We're singing bailando Two ni-nights With a view, yeah Keeping those blinds closed Yeah She said "I wanna find somebody By nightfall" Ooh na na Could it be ya Baby I like you. Ooh-la-la, by the pool, we're singing "Bailando" Original lyrics of Used To Be song by Jonas Brothers. [Verse 2: Nick Jonas & Joe Jonas] Ooh-la-la, make a move, yeah, baby, by last call. Won't leave me lonely tonight Never wanna stop. Keeping those blinds closed (Yeah) The annual... Get ready for some new titles being added to HBO Max! Won't leave me lonely tonight Click inside to read the lyrics for the new Christmas song... Read the lyrics for "I Need You Christmas" below! Sheet music arranged for Piano/Vocal/Chords, and Singer Pro in C Major. Lyrics: Yeah, ooh la la By the pool We're singing bailando Two ni-nights With a view, yeah Keeping those blinds closed Yeah She said "I wanna find somebody By nightfall" Ooh na na Could it be ya Baby I like you. Earlier today, Nick responded to a crazy conspiracy theory that involved the JoBros. Caliente, te pongo caliente (Ah) Social stars have made it into the 2021 Forbes 30 Under 30! You won't be lonely tonight. View Jonas Brothers song lyrics by popularity along with songs featured in, albums, videos … [Chorus: Joe Jonas, KAROL G & Nick Jonas] [Verse 2: Nick Jonas & Joe Jonas] Vive la vida loca, loca, loca, ah It brings us back to spending time with family setting up the Christmas tree. Spending all your time with your new friends. Yeah, yeah, yeah Print and download I Need You Christmas sheet music by Jonas Brothers. And she pulled me close by the look in her eyes (Yeah) Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas have officially announced their return to music after splitting up over 5 years ago.
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But England can now wrap up a maiden series success on the road since winning 2-1 in South Africa in early 2016 with victory in next week's second Test in Kandy after skittling Sri Lanka for 250 on day four in Galle, Root earning his maiden triumph as Test captain on the road.
Angelo Mathews (53) was the only player to pass fifty for the home side as they chased a notional 462 for victory on a ground where the highest successful run chase is 99, with retiring spinner Rangana Herath bowing out from Test cricket with defeat, the 40-year-old the last man to fall.
Leach picked up the first breakthrough of the morning by trapping Kaushal Silva (30) on the sweep after Sri Lanka came through the first hour unscathed and reached 51-0, albeit that Ben Stokes inexplicably dropped Dimuth Karunaratne at slip off Ali on 16.
Ali, though, dismissed Karunaratne (26) with a sharp return catch as the batsman looked to go over the top, the wicket-taking Ali to 150 in Tests, the eighth England spinner to achieve the milestone.
Stokes then had Dananjaya de Silva (21) pouched by Root at slip on the stroke of lunch, a ball after the right-hander had successfully overturned a caught-behind dismissal with UltraEdge proving he had not snicked through to wicketkeeper Ben Foakes after chasing a wide delivery.
Stokes bowled with tremendous ferocity in the second session and should have been rewarded with the wicket of Mathews, only for Anderson to shell at midwicket as the ball travelled to him at pace.
Leach wheeled away after that wicket but would have enjoyed his next even more, as he pitched the ball around leg stump and ragged it back to clip the top of off Chandimal's off peg – Chandimal out for one having survived on nought when Foakes grassed a tough one-handed chance.
Stokes remained in the thick of the action, catching Akila Dananjaya (8) and Dilruwan Perera (30) in the cordon off Ali and Rashid respectively, and then running out Herath as the veteran – who successfully reviewed a caught-behind dismissal down the leg side first ball – attempted a second.
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Chapter XXIII.—Of Flavianus bishop of Antioch and of the sedition which arose in the western Church on account of Paulinus.
At Antioch the great Meletius had been succeeded by Flavianus who, together with Diodorus, had undergone great struggles for the salvation of the sheep. Paulinus had indeed desired to receive the bishopric, but he was withstood by the clergy on the ground that it was not right that Meletius at his death should be succeeded by one who did not share his opinions, and that to the care of the flock ought to be advanced he who was conspicuous for many toils, and had run the risk of many perils for the sheeps' sake. Thus a lasting hostility arose among the Romans and the Egyptians against the East, and the ill feeling was not even destroyed on the death of Paulinus. After him when Evagrius had occupied his see, hostility was still shewn to the great Flavianus, notwithstanding the fact that the promotion of Evagrius was a violation of the law of the Church, for he had been promoted by Paulinus alone in disregard of many canons. For a dying bishop is not permitted to ordain another to take his place, and all the bishops of a province are ordered to be convened; again no ordination of a bishop is permitted to take place without three bishops. Nevertheless they refused to take cognizance of any of these laws, embraced the communion of Evagrius, and filled the ears of the emperor with complaints against Flavianus, so that, being frequently importuned, he summoned him to Constantinople, and ordered him to repair to Rome.
Flavianus, however, urged in reply that it was now winter, and promised to obey the command in spring. He then returned home. But when the bishops of Rome, not only the admirable Damasus, but also Siricius his successor and Anastasius the successor of Siricius, importuned the emperor more vehemently and represented that, while he put down the rivals against his own authority, he suffered bold rebels against the laws of Christ to maintain their usurped authority, then he sent for him again and tried to force him to undertake the journey to Rome. On this Flavianus 149in his great wisdom spoke very boldly, and said, "If, sir, there are some who accuse me of being unsound in the faith, or of life and conversation unworthy of the priesthood, I will accept my accusers themselves for judges, and will submit to whatever sentence they may give. But if they are contending about see and primacy I will not contest the point; I will not oppose those who wish to take them; I will give way and resign my bishopric. So, sir, give the episcopal throne of Antioch to whom you will."
The emperor admired his manliness and wisdom, and bade him go home again, and tend the church committed to his care.
After a considerable time had elapsed the emperor arrived at Rome, and once more encountered the charges advanced by the bishops on the ground that he was making no attempt to put down the tyranny of Flavianus. The emperor ordered them to set forth the nature of the tyranny, saying that he himself was Flavianus and had become his protector. The bishops rejoined that it was impossible for them to dispute with the emperor. He then exhorted them in future to join the churches in concord, put an end to the quarrel, and quench the fires of an useless controversy. Paulinus, he pointed out, had long since departed this life; Evagrius had been irregularly promoted; the eastern churches accepted Flavianus as their bishop. Not only the east but all Asia, Pontus, and Thrace were united in communion with him, and all Illyricum recognised his authority over the oriental bishops. In submission to these counsels the western bishops promised to bring their hostility to a close and to receive the envoys who should be sent them.
When Flavianus had been informed of this decision he despatched to Rome certain worthy bishops with presbyters and deacons of Antioch, giving the chief authority among them to Acacius bishop of Berœa, who was famous throughout the world. On the arrival of Acacius and his party at Rome they put an end to the protracted quarrel, and after a war of seventeen years899899 i.e. from 381, when Flavianus was appointed to the see of Antioch, to 398, the date of the mission of Acacius. gave peace to the churches. When the Egyptians were informed of the reconciliation they too gave up their opposition, and gladly accepted the agreement which was made.
At that time Anastasius had been succeeded in the primacy of the Roman Church by Innocent, a man of prudence and ready wit. Theophilus, whom I have previously mentioned, held the see of Alexandria.900900 vide Chap. xxii. He succeeded in July, 385.
899 i.e. from 381, when Flavianus was appointed to the see of Antioch, to 398, the date of the mission of Acacius.
900 vide Chap. xxii. He succeeded in July, 385.