Conducted by Norman Hadley 1. All writers experience tension between the write-what-you-know autobiographical versus the fear of betraying confidences. How do you handle that balancing act? I think it begins with where an idea comes from. With prose (because my approach is slightly different with songs) the germ of the idea comes from an image [...]
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The Lovely Eggs are lovingly blogging their way through their American tour and have kindly let us re-post it right here on TLR. Read Holly and Davids eggy tour diary entries here, as and when they arrive, funtime. We’ll keep this reminder up here until they return all tired and confused. For now though hope [...]
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Written by Reza Mills The Sun Might Shine Bright is the new EP from Uncle Jeff following last year’s It’s all about Blood and Thunder. Having now viewed the band twice live previously, I was now excited at the prospect of hearing whether they could translate the excitement of their live sound onto CD. The [...]
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Zombies! They seem to be everywhere lately, the much feared zombie Apocalypse is surely not far away. And when it comes panic will ensue, there will be many millions dead, or undead. Fortunately Dr Dale (of Dr Dale’s Survival School) has the answer. His specially developed seminar How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse aims to [...]
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Guest review by Norman Hadley Were you read to as a child? Magic, wasn’t it? And on the rare occasion when you have the opportunity to recreate that sublime enchantment, you take it, don’t you? Whether it be an audio book in the car or a sneaky listen as a nephew or niece is escorted [...]
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Reviewd by Colin Bertram Uncle Jeff CD Launch @ The Yorkshire House 31st July 2009 For this CD launch The Yorkshire House had been decorated with table cloths and candles in small cups while there were plates of biscuits for peckish punters to tuck into. On the walls were retro framed pictures of Uncle Jeff [...]
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