Showing posts with label Giles Martin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Giles Martin. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2022

Senses working overtime #390

1 Why we enjoy a good scare (well, not all of us - Jacky Purdy hates getting scared)





Giles Martin talking about Revolver




3 How brands get those crazy names





4A Why Liz Truss only lasted six weeks and 

4B Here's what to know about Rishi Sunak




5 The best sci-fi movies to watch on Netflix




Overtime: Bob Dylan on life

Boy, I hurried… I hurried for a long time. I’m sorry I did. All the time you’re hurrying, you’re not really as aware as you should be. You’re trying to make things happen instead of just letting it happen. You follow me?
 

Friday, November 30, 2018

Senses working overtime #188

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Loads of heavy hitters in this edition of JFTT. We've got the Fabs, 'Trane, the Band, poetry corner, and kicking us off this week - Henry David Thoreau.

Let's get this arty party started!!


Austin Kleon has a nice piece in his blog about Thoreau (and I want to tell him to read Walden: Life in the Woods!). He also explains why he put stickies over the eyes.

The Biblio-Mat



Ingenious device and a great idea to dispense old books to a good home. Love it!

The Beatles by The Beatles



This album is always in my top 5 of all time (usually sits at number 2 behind John Lennon/The Plastic Ono Band). There have been reams written about the album but this was a nice podcast style interview with Giles Martin that you might like.

The Band's It Makes No Difference



Excellent piece from The Immortal Jukebox on The Band and that song.

Poetry corner

We asked the captain what course
of action he proposed to take toward
a beast so large, terrifying, and
unpredictable. He hesitated to
answer, and then said judiciously:
"I think I shall praise it."

Robert Hass (1979)


Overtime The church of John Coltrane