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This morning EM and I went to clean up near the mouth of Sagami River in Chigasaki. This is just a small part of the area - there was a huge stretch of beach like this. Sure some had been deposited here by the typhoon last week - but a lot of the cans were from parties on the beach. It's just so depressing to see.
Big thanks to Todd Gorman for once again working hard to organize people to come and the rubbish collected to be picked up.
Also big thanks to the surfers and beach goers who just picked up bags and started helping us.
An exhibition running at Bristol’s very grand ’Royal West Of England Art Academy’ until 2nd May.
The exhibition is showcasing the talents of some of the city’s best and most influential graffiti and street artists.
Only a few weeks left now and I can’t recommend it enough.
I will try and name all the writers and artists I can but I have just uploaded 68 pictures from the exhibition and am just about to open my second cider of the evening.
One of the more curious things I spotted on the vandalized left side of Zorba. It looks like the pipe is wrapped in either asbestos or old rags.
My old friend R.O.B. (Robotic Operating Budddy) from the early distribution of the original Nintendo. He's been with me a looooong time...
strobist: 1 sb-28 high left through my DIY Lumiquest softbox III knockoff.
Today's weather has been odd - ranging from bright sunshine and clear skies, to sleet so thick you could hardly see the end of the garden. During the latter, I wandered around the house with camera, and found that the whole lot had chosen the sensible course - to sleep through it all. What's all this nonsense about 'dumb animals'?
Top row left to right: Pippa, Jim, Dilly, Tigger
Second row: Ginger, Jasper, Sybil, Humbug
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A tre anni di distanza dall’ultimo concerto sold out in Italia, i Mumford & Sons tornano lunedì 29 aprile, al Mediolanum Forum di Assago a Milano per un unico concerto che si appresta a diventare uno tra i più importanti eventi musicali dell’anno. Un tour mondiale per festeggiare il decimo anniversario della band con il nuovo album “Delta” e un innovativo palco per uno show a 360°
“Delta” è il quarto album in studio dei Mumford & Sons e segue, a tre anni di distanza, “Wilder Mind”, pubblicato a maggio 2015, e l’Ep “Johannesburg”, in collaborazione con Baaba Maal, The Very Best & Beatemberg, uscito nell’estate 2016.
Introdotto dai ritmi frenetici del primo singolo “Guiding Light”, una canzone folk-rock frenetica, “Delta” è un disco estremamente sperimentale che sposa l’intimità e l’euforia dei primi due album con la dinamica e la carica elettrica di “Wilder Mind”. Un ritorno appassionato.
La consacrazione dei Mumford & Sons come una delle più grandi band degli ultimi anni.
“Delta” è un disco che racchiude diverse tonalità, colori e trame. È anche un disco che celebra i primi dieci anni di carriera della band e s’ispira a quell’esperienza condivisa di essere on e off the road. È una raccolta emozionante di canzoni più intime e sincere che mai, sia liricamente sia musicalmente. Un ascolto introspettivo e riflessivo che non abbandona però l’entusiasmo e la carica dei live negli stadi. Un lavoro che definisce la loro intera storia.
Il 2019 la band festeggerà anche il decimo anniversario di “Sigh No More”, il loro album di debutto. Un disco che continua a far infiammare il pubblico di tutto il mondo. Nonostante i numerosi lavori in vetta alle classifiche, i brani di “Sigh No More” rimangono un must dei loro appassionati live.
Marcus Mumford - voce, chitarra acustica, chitarra elettrica, batteria, mandolino
Winston Marshall - chitarra resofonica, chitarra elettrica, banjo, basso, cori
Ben Lovett - organo, tastiere, cori, fisarmonica
Ted Dwane - contrabbasso, batteria, basso, cori
Live musicians
Chris Maas – drums
Tom Hobden – fiddle, guitar (also of Noah and the Whale)
Nick Etwell – trumpet, flugelhorn, keyboards[98] (also of The Filthy Six)[99]
Dave Williamson – trombone, keyboards, percussion[98]
Harry Cargill – keyboards, guitar, drums
Joe Clegg – drums, percussion
An exhibition running at Bristol’s very grand ’Royal West Of England Art Academy’ until 2nd May.
The exhibition is showcasing the talents of some of the city’s best and most influential graffiti and street artists.
Only a few weeks left now and I can’t recommend it enough.
I will try and name all the writers and artists I can but I have just uploaded 68 pictures from the exhibition and am just about to open my second cider of the evening.
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Not only is the figure of a man with a full face mask on indimidating, he is blasting shitty techno music from that boombox there AND blowing a whistle while he dances.
An exhibition running at Bristol’s very grand ’Royal West Of England Art Academy’ until 2nd May.
The exhibition is showcasing the talents of some of the city’s best and most influential graffiti and street artists.
Only a few weeks left now and I can’t recommend it enough.
I will try and name all the writers and artists I can but I have just uploaded 68 pictures from the exhibition and am just about to open my second cider of the evening.