i looooooooove this show <3, used to watch it since i was like 4 or something. i got this one cause it has some of the best episodes. im surprised it's not out of stock yet
You most recent purchase? (In general, not just music)
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A new flat!
Holy hell, it was stressful and will be expensive but this is the "forever" family home.
3 beds, big garden, perfect area in Edinburgh for amenities & schools (The Grange, for those who know), room to extend, period features. It needs a shitload of work, but I can't wait to get my hands dirty & get grafting on it!
Holy hell, it was stressful and will be expensive but this is the "forever" family home.
3 beds, big garden, perfect area in Edinburgh for amenities & schools (The Grange, for those who know), room to extend, period features. It needs a shitload of work, but I can't wait to get my hands dirty & get grafting on it!
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Just bought this -
https://www.wearedorothy.com/shop/lost- ... ylingdales
I can remember passing these as a kid on holiday in Yorkshire and they stuck in my mind, also like the style of the painting and the hauntology vibe.
Not the reason I bought it, but it's quite BOCish, with the whole hauntology/conspiracy theory thing.
https://www.wearedorothy.com/shop/lost- ... ylingdales
I can remember passing these as a kid on holiday in Yorkshire and they stuck in my mind, also like the style of the painting and the hauntology vibe.
Not the reason I bought it, but it's quite BOCish, with the whole hauntology/conspiracy theory thing.
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I *love* that!
I was always a bit obsessed with Fylingdales as a kid too - used to drive past it on the way to Scarborough for holidays.
I love that old railway-poster type print too - there's an artist called Peter McDermott who does them for scenes around Scotland. His one of the Forth Rail Bridge might well find itself in our new pad.
I was always a bit obsessed with Fylingdales as a kid too - used to drive past it on the way to Scarborough for holidays.
I love that old railway-poster type print too - there's an artist called Peter McDermott who does them for scenes around Scotland. His one of the Forth Rail Bridge might well find itself in our new pad.
That style was one of the main attractions for me. An artist, Norman Wilkinson, did them here in Northern Ireland in the same style, this one take up most of one of our dining room walls and it looks great -A_Northern_Soul wrote: I love that old railway-poster type print too - there's an artist called Peter McDermott who does them for scenes around Scotland. His one of the Forth Rail Bridge might well find itself in our new pad.

It was pay day yesterday so I went a bit mad.. need to stop spending money. Ah well..
3 Fugazi LPs
Alain Badiou book
Bitch Magnet box set retrospective
Arvo Part - Tabula Rasa CD
and finally.. pretty excited about this one: William Basinski's Meloncholia repressing from Temporary Residence. Only 2000 copies, and it's only 14 pounds. Pressed on virgin vinyl, pretty excited!
http://shop.temporaryresidence.com/trr236
3 Fugazi LPs
Alain Badiou book
Bitch Magnet box set retrospective
Arvo Part - Tabula Rasa CD
and finally.. pretty excited about this one: William Basinski's Meloncholia repressing from Temporary Residence. Only 2000 copies, and it's only 14 pounds. Pressed on virgin vinyl, pretty excited!
http://shop.temporaryresidence.com/trr236
Sagan: In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
Basinski: I wanted Cascade to become this crystalline organism like a star or a liquid crystal spaceship, a jellyfish traveling through the galaxy…
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The Art of Computer Programming by Donald Knuth arrived today from The Amazon. Supposedly the bible on Computer Science (or at least programming at large). Can't wait for months from now when I'll actually have time to read it..
1.5 lbs of snow crab. I win at life, basically.
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