Got the McLaren thing but embarrassed to admit I didn't know who McLuhan was (put it down to 12 years of total cultural isolation). But makes perfect sense. Pity about Sid.
"...so we just sent a roadie around and smashed his bike up"
Definately "the scene". In Hoxton this would be a documentary.
BTW DMAX, old chum, STOP POSTING SUCH SODDING GREAT YOOTOOB CLIPS my little laptop screen can't cope. Next time you embed perhaps you could scroll down a leetle and select a size less than 510 pixels wide....
*Edit* So I thought I ought to add a "thank you" to the end of the post, but guess what? I had to scroll sideways to find the "reply" button. Godsdammit, we're one small step closer to the end of civilised society if we allow this kind of petty, inconsequential niggle and subsequent complaining become an all-consuming passion.
Location: Still in the tunnel, looking for the light. Gender:
Posted:
Nov 22, 2010 - 1:48pm
NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:
dmax wrote:
So this interview is unspeakably brilliant.
lovely limp. cripes, ha. don't know who they're taking the piss out of most by the end. themselves, the whole scene, or me watching it.
"...so we just sent a roadie around and smashed his bike up"
Definately "the scene". In Hoxton this would be a documentary.
BTW DMAX, old chum, STOP POSTING SUCH SODDING GREAT YOOTOOB CLIPS my little laptop screen can't cope. Next time you embed perhaps you could scroll down a leetle and select a size less than 510 pixels wide....
*Edit* So I thought I ought to add a "thank you" to the end of the post, but guess what? I had to scroll sideways to find the "reply" button. Godsdammit, we're one small step closer to the end of civilised society if we allow this kind of petty, inconsequential niggle and subsequent complaining become an all-consuming passion.
An actor met Eno at a diner An actor met Eno at Three Max Factor prepared the eyeliner the actor was wearing you see The two of them struck up a conversation at the diner at Three, the details of which we now ponder and report to you thusly:
Actor: I'm glad to meet you.
Eno: And I you! Is that steak you're eating?! A vegetarian is what I dare to be
Actor: Is this the end? Do I offend on our initial visit?
Eno: To each their own say I!
Actor: Thank God for thee
Eno: I admire your shade of eye.
Actor: Why thank you Mr. E
Eno: I've not worn such a shade since '73 for now I'm an executive, can't you see?, ecoutrements like that are not for me...and yet it's with such relish that I recall...those days I'd traipse the boards in many a crowed concert hall....
Legend has it this is when a German Shepherd walked right in and this diversion stunted Eno's "Roxy" reverie... But years from now when Grandchildren are regretting to read If you should tell them of this tale please give a happy thought to Eno....the Actor......and Me. ~ Mike Keneally
I'm an unabashed Eno fan. His "Another Green World" is always first on my list of Desert Island Disks.
Pretty much agreed upon that he invented New Wave, New Age, Ambient music; played in Roxy Music and 801; revitalized the careers of Talking Heads and U2; had some amazing art installations and developed 77 Million Paintings software; founded the Long Now with Stewart Brand and others.
HAAAAA !! oh the sweet double irony then of "play with yourself" at the end.. 
DMAX, old chum, STOP POSTING SUCH SODDING GREAT YOOTOOB CLIPS my little laptop screen can't cope. Next time you embed perhaps you could scroll down a leetle and select a size less than 510 pixels wide.... 
ya goof.
