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Movie night
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On Thursday the 2nd we had a movie night at #0. Warming up with a proper smoke-out-meatfest, we rounded up for the screening at 11. Selection by Adam one of Lukes friends. 3 Micky Jack vids, Herzog's God's Angry Man and finally Monsieur Godard's Pierot le Fou. By 1 I was fast asleep. Got a second wind at 1.20, but the movie ended up corrupting about 1.35 so we called it a day. Got on my bike, fell off, hurt my backbone and rode home. In bed by 2.30. |
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Prehistoric printshop
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After many months of back and forth the Prehistoric Man All About album artwork is finally ready. It took some two evenings to print. Using the studio print facility I have to admit my old skills are very rusty. Nevertheless, the final print came out stunning. Rough and in true prehistoric fashion. Check the full picture session. |
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Flooding
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It takes a long time to move in properly. Its taken me 3 months to put up shelves. And it's done only after the warhouse got flooded by the terencial rain in the recent weeks. Eventually things are off the floor. And with a drying rack I think we are prepared to meet any revelation storm. |
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A few old things
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There is something satisfying about bringing old things to use. This Belfast sink was rescued from our house when we renovated. My wife wanted it out but I hung on to it. For a while it was a beer cooler, then a chimney for the smokepit bbq in our garden, and now finally its back in use as a sink, replacing the massive stainless steel monster we used to have. Just a bit more plumbin and it will be up and runnin.
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Prehistoric performance
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The Prehistoric Man did a recent performance at the Macbeth in Hoxton Street, London. Tweaking the sounds on the higher frequency devices from their all valve psychoacoustic rig; The Octophonic Orchestra, the played into the early hours of the morning, 29th-30th of April. The group are currently working on their second album, ready for release this autumn. |
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Bike on a budget
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While on trial in Oslo I got immensly bored with taking the tram. I decided to get a bike. With only £50 in my pocket I was told of a guy who sells bikes from a backstreet. I went there but the shop was closed. I called the number on the window and was told to come back on a thursday between 4 and 6. This turned out to be the shop's official opening hours! Returning one week later it turned out I could only afford this bike, which was ok for me as I like old things. Turns out it is from the second world war. A real horse and a bargain of the century. I even had money left for beers. Check out the old tyres |
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