theonesmith
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- Oct 27, 2008
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I have probably found more new music from your posts on nsc (particularly that I've liked) than from any other source! Keep doing what you do
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I have probably found more new music from your posts on nsc (particularly that I've liked) than from any other source! Keep doing what you do
Well, that's quite lovely.
I have probably found more new music from your posts on nsc (particularly that I've liked) than from any other source! Keep doing what you do
If you want quirky, beautiful Icelandic stuff, and upbeat scandi-pop sung by beautiful, yet slightly vulnerable Swedish girls (and who doesn't?) then [MENTION=5200]Buzzer[/MENTION] is very much your man. Don't just look for his posts here though. Follow his blog. Something new (almost) every day
In case you've signatures turned off, it's here; http://de-minimis-music.blogspot.com/
My contribution. 20 years old or more, and still my favourite Icelandic album.
Bjork and friends do Icelandic jazz...
Bjork and friends do Icelandic jazz...
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
I presume everyone saw the Bjork meets Attenborough documentary last year? Wonderful stuff.
Another bit of Icelandic trivia - the country is one of the world's major exporters of bananas!
(they use the hot volcanic thermal water to heat massive greenhouses growing tropical fruit!).
The 23 hours of daylight at this time of year is weird too; me and Mrs Peteinblack once left a pub in Reykjavik at mid-night, and the sun was still shining
(they use the hot volcanic thermal water to heat massive greenhouses growing tropical fruit!).
The 23 hours of daylight at this time of year is weird too; me and Mrs Peteinblack once left a pub in Reykjavik at mid-night, and the sun was still shining
Another bit of Icelandic trivia - the country is one of the world's major exporters of bananas!
(they use the hot volcanic thermal water to heat massive greenhouses growing tropical fruit!).
The 23 hours of daylight at this time of year is weird too; me and Mrs Peteinblack once left a pub in Reykjavik at mid-night, and the sun was still shining
They do grow a lot of their own produce in the greenhouses. I'm pretty sure they don't export bananas though!
Similar to your pub tale, I was once taken out for a meal, then drinks by a customer, who then asked me at 10pm if I wanted to watch some football. I presumed he meant on telly, but no, it was a live game, kicking off at 10pm. Without floodlights.
On the flipside, I've been in January, working indoors in the middle of each day, and seen zero daylight in a week.
Would take some getting used to, that.
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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Very kind words but I can't take any credit for it. I just spend an inordinate amounts of time trawling music websites. But yes, I do have a very big thing for Scandi and esp. Icelandic music.
p.s. the blog address is also reachable at burrowsmusic.com
p.s. the blog address is also reachable at burrowsmusic.com
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Are we still linked? Too much odd music to trawl through to find out.
We're the Stripes
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http://footballleagueworld.co.uk/rotherham-interested-in-former-az-alkmaar-winger-gudmundsson245/
So he's been linked with Everton and Rotherham (however tenuously) within the space of a week. Be interesting to see what level of club he actually ends up at should he secure his "dream move" to England.
So he's been linked with Everton and Rotherham (however tenuously) within the space of a week. Be interesting to see what level of club he actually ends up at should he secure his "dream move" to England.
B.W.
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As it was mentioned earlier a classic bit of Mezzoforte - went to see them in Worthing assembley rooms many years ago !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmSDTutGyIw&feature=kp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmSDTutGyIw&feature=kp
albionalex
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We don't know that we were ever in for him. I doubt we were if he's signed for Charlton...
I heard we were in for him and Odubajo but couldn't compete financially with Charlton or Brentford, which is a bit of a concern.
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Or, the more likely scenario, we were not willing to pay as much as others because we didn't rate them as much as those other clubs (whether that is right or wrong will only be proved right come the end of the season).
albionalex
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Let's be honest, we could compete financially if we wanted to. However, there is a difference between not being able to and not wanting to.
Marshy
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This is where a lot of fans are getting confused in my opinion.
If we wanted him and were happy paying that we would have, however clearly we thought he wasnt worth what Brentford were offering or we think we can do better.